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Miss Baby Bones

winter carbs

ah autumn....

and afterwards, the winter grot sets in where all you want to do is eat lots of stodge and cake...

who's got any good wintery foods to eat that wont have me busting out of my costumes?!

xxx
DarklyDelicious Millicent

hmmm..winter stews, i do vegan ones for Miss Candy with lotsa dumplings...yummy, oh fancy doing that today now?? lol or veggie pies with lotsa puff pastry and creamy mash potato!!! Very Happy
Miss Baby Bones

ooh i love dumplings!!

xxx
lushem

mmmmmm time to get the slo cooker out
RedSarah

yuuuum

SOUP !!!! FOR SURE

butternut squash and coconut soup
celery and beetroot
broccoli , goats cheese and quinoa

x x x

i always start a soup with 2 onions and 3 cloves garlic then half a celery chopped and sweated down .  then add

squash / coconut millk/ chilli flakes to taste boulion water to cover ...

or

beetroot, sweet potato and any other veg carrots/cabbage plus boulion water to cover

or

brocolli plus veg / a cup of quinoa / generouse water boulion / then at the end add some chevre goats cheese  m m m m mm m

yummy

x x x
Anna Fur Laxis

God yes soup. My fave is potato and cheese soup with accidental cayenne.

And I second the slow cooker idea too. I don't eat meat, but Mr FL does, and he says the slow cooker makes delicious meals. And did you know you can make a cake in the slow cooker too?  Very Happy

xx
Herr Geist

mmmm slow cooked meat. *drools*

I make a swiss steak in the slow cooker (Crock Pot in the US) that would blow your mind. That is... if you eat meat.
Selena Lix

me and my boyf have just devoured a packet of crumpets with raspberry and amaretto jam mmm mmmmm!
Diva Hollywood

I was reading the other day that fresh ginger tea is meant to heat you up and remove the desire for stodge in the winter.
Going to try it tomorrow
Diva x
Poppy M. Cherry

I'm really into making soups at the moment.  Tonight I will be making parsnip, butternut squash and cumin soup.  I like using root veg and blending, then you don't have to add cream to thicken it up at all.

And I love my slow cooker.  It's so convenient to throw in some beef, veg, a nice real ale and stock and then just leave it for the day, and then know you have a really tasty meal to look forward to without any hassle.
EllaEmerald

How do you make dumplings? Did the Ginger tea work Diva?

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