thread: Your favourite winter comfort foods?

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  1. #1
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    Osso bucco that has been cooking in the slow cooker all day, meat meltingly soft, bone marrow plump and juicy, nom nom nom

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    The only thing that keeps me going through winter is the food. I always look forward to pumpkin soup and my dad's split pea and bacon bone soup - which he'll usually make big batches of and give to us (though I've been doing a pretty good version of my own in the slow cooker this year).

    I also really love roasts - beef/lamb/pork - doesn't matter as long as it is with some roast vegies and hot gravy.

    I also love using my slow cooker and smelling the foods all afternoon. I'm making a chilli con carne in it this week and looking forward to eating that with some hot crusty bread.

    Funny enough these winter foods are usually the easiest to make - just prepare, chuck in the slow cooker or oven and a few hours later - serve!!! Its the easiest cooking season I think.

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    I'm making Lemon Butter today in my whizz bang contraption. Really easy Awesome on Freshly toasted bread with a nice hot cup of tea.

    Frangipani there is a great recipe around here for conbread which I make with Polenta and it goes awesomely with Chili.

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    Curry (but they're great in summer too - nothing like a bucket load of sweat to cool you down)
    Slow cooked lamb shanks.

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    ooooo I want that cornbread recipe!!!!!

    My favourites are a good beef/lamb curry, chilli, casserole, porcupines (from my childhood!), risotto.....

    Any sort of old fashioned pudding...sticky date, self saucing, golden syrup dumplings, rice pudding, bread and butter pudding....I also LOVE a good fruit pie or crumble!!

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    Nov 2010
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    MMmmmmm, having a comfort food day today. DH is making roast butternut pumpkin soup and I'm making roast beef with veggies and gravy. I love winter sunday cooking.

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    I just made some homemade Sausage Rolls, a delish pie for tea and the prep work for the yummiest meatball soup ever. My house smells yummy and my DH is complaining that he has eaten to much.

    Rouge, I love lemon butter, haven't had it since I was a kid.

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    I'm making Lemon Butter today in my whizz bang contraption. Really easy Awesome on Freshly toasted bread with a nice hot cup of tea.
    Oh boy, that sounds amazing Rouge. I used to make Lemon Butter with my nan as a little tacker, such lovely memories.

    Any sort of old fashioned pudding...sticky date, self saucing, golden syrup dumplings, rice pudding, bread and butter pudding....I also LOVE a good fruit pie or crumble!!
    You're a girl after my own heart n2l, not much stands between me and a good pudding. Golden syrup dumplings, om nom nom. Do you make them??

    Other winter favourites are mac & cheese, lamb stew with herb dumplings, fish pie and anything with polenta. Baked potatoes with all the fixings. Campfire/bonfire food, like damper and toasted marshmallows. Endless cups of tea with apple tea cake or warm banana bread.

    So. Hungry.