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What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

Soups? Stews? Freshly baked bread?

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

I love chili, hamburger soup, and chicken noodle soup.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

Sweet potatoes and chestnuts, oven-baked

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[iff_and_xor]

Lot of soups. Favourites are probably butternut squash, roasted tomato, and carrot/ginger.

For feeding multiple people at a weekend dinner, a roasted chicken.

And in the past, lots of hearty pasta dishes: bolognese, leek and mushroom, etc. Now that I’m trying to avoid carbohydrate-heavy things, I’m looking around for some alternatives.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

Okonomiyaki. Also soups and stews. Raclette.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[kaijinscendre]

Anyone else love chili with some cornbread smashed into? Every soup I eat, I usually put something in. Like chili and cornbread or chicken soup and crackers.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

I can't stand wet bread, so no. I'll quickly dip in a tortilla or cracker or something, but I don't want any soggy stuff in my soup.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

Chicken pot pie

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! Making one next week!

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

Roast chicken with root vegetables.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[philstar22]

Soups and stews of all kinds. I love them all year long, but especially great in winter. For specific kinds: chicken or turkey noodle, chili, beef stew, potato soup, lentil soup, italian meatball, onion, chicken and rice, tortellini or dumpling, vegetable, ramin, pho, lemon chicken, wedding soup, borscht, split pea, minestrone.

Hot chocolate.

Pasta is great in winter.

your typical thanksgiving foods: turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, corn cassarole (mom's recipe is great). And then the turkey bones become soup.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[greghousesgf]

when I make Thanksgiving dinner I always make enchiladas with some of the leftover turkey and Indian-style soup with lentils, tomatoes, fresh spinach, onions and lots of different spices with the last of the leftover turkey including stock from the bones.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[philstar22]

Yummy. My mother makes amazing soup. I'm not sure how she does it because I've never managed to make her recipe taste quite as good. But her turkey (or chicken other times of year) noodle soup is so delicious, homey, warm, and inviting. I love it so much.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[greghousesgf]

I also do a sort of pan-Asian chicken noodle soup (it has a mixture of Chinese, Indonesian and Thai seasonings)

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[philstar22]

Yummy.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

Soup, especially tomato bisque.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

soups and stews for sure - beef stew, chili, potato soup, kabocha, oden, arroz caldo, and good ol' chicken noodle with homemade noodles (with a cat pawprint in the dough every time). I'm going to try out some new soups to make up for how we can't afford beef for stew right now.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[greghousesgf]

this all sounds so good!!

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

Butternut squash soup.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[niconiizura]

I love a good soup! My mom used to make a potato and leek soup with kielbasa when I was a kid that I keep meaning to get the recipe for whenever I visit. Also a big fan of lasagna and Japanese curry.

Re: What is your go to winter foods?

[(Anonymous)]

Winter squash. Pot roast with root vegetables. Soup.