5 Recipes to Warm You Up This Winter
Looking for some delicious and simple recipes that will keep everyone in your house warm while snow rages outside? You’ve come to the right place!
The following recipes are some of our favorites and will help you ward off the cold.
Winter Root Veggie Potpie
From Black Trumpet by Evan Mallett
Looking for new ways to use those winter root veggies throughout the season? Put your cooking skills to the test with this Root Veggie Potpie recipe!
Cream of Butternut Squash Soup
From Full Moon Feast by Jessica Prentice
During this time of year — when the weather is cold and the sun still sets early — there’s nothing like a good comfort meal to warm you up and boost your spirits. This soup recipe is sure to keep you feeling cozy all season long!
Turkey Egg Rolls With Vietnamese Dipping Sauce
From The Nourishing Asian Kitchen by Sophia Nguyen Eng
Looking for a unique way to cook with turkey this winter? This gluten-free and kosher recipe for turkey egg rolls is sure to impress everyone at the dinner table. Serve these easy-to-make appetizers with a side of Vietnamese dipping sauce for an extra kick of flavor!
How to Make Groundnut Sweet Potato Stew
From Wild Fermentation by Sandor Katz
It’s officially stew season! Warm yourself up from the inside out by making groundnut sweet potato stew, a favorite of fermentation revivalist Sandor Katz.
Pears Wrapped in Pastry with Crème Anglaise
From The Book of Pears by Joan Morgan
Add a twist to your dessert dishes this winter! These pears wrapped in pastry not only smell and taste amazing, they’re very easy to make and are ‘pear’-fect for serving guests.
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