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food for a snow day
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OK. here in Elizabeth colorado.. we are at 18 in of snow and counting.. not supposed to stop till mid day tomorrow. so Gwyn and i have a snow day.. so.. bored and i am a fair cook. i decide to see what i have laying around .. found the ingredients for a good thick beef stew. and then i get the bright idea that some home made bread would go good with the stew.. stew turned out fantastic.. bread.. well lets just say it was OK if dipped in the stew.. LOL. i forgot to add salt. so really bland. then i used yeast that expired in Nov of 10.. LOL.. so kind of flat too.. so that said.. what is your keep you warm on a cold snowy day food. . always looking for new things to try.. i will try and send some pics from my phone to my comp and and add them to the post..
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Whiskey.
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Quote from: shawn and gwyn on February 03, 2012, 03:11:12 PM
sipping a manhatten as i type
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You are the only person under 80 I know that drinks those.
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Quote from: Justin on February 03, 2012, 03:22:24 PM
You are the only person under 80 I know that drinks those.
that's because its a real mans drink from back in the day.. . double shot of burbon, some sweet vermouth .. maybe a little bitters, and a cherry.. .. i am old fashioned. LOL.
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Our go-to cold weather meals....when we HAVE cold weather in The Big Tomato...
Spicy Italian sausage zucchini soup
Smoked pepper venison chili
Split pea and smoked ham soup
...with, of course, a warm loaf of homemade French bread.
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Whats better to make when it's snowing than Chili.
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Quote from: mxvet57 on February 03, 2012, 04:29:59 PM
Whats better to make when it's snowing than Chili.
my first thought.. but didnt have the stuff for it. and didnt feel like driving to the store. . i make a great red.. need to work on my green...
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Quote from: shawn and gwyn on February 03, 2012, 04:41:36 PM
my first thought.. but didnt have the stuff for it. and didnt feel like driving to the store. . i make a great red.. need to work on my green...
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Well, I make an awesome green, I think we should have a CO chili party
P.S. - I use a mix of Hatch green chilis, Poblanos and Jalapenos roasted on the bbq - it is very yummy
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Grilled ham and cheese with tomato soup.
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Quote from: Justin on February 03, 2012, 04:45:25 PM
Well, I make an awesome green, I think we should have a CO chili party
P.S. - I use a mix of Hatch green chilis, Poblanos and Jalapenos roasted on the bbq - it is very yummy
ohh now thats a realy good idea... need to figure out where and when...
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Quote from: Mr.Black on February 03, 2012, 04:46:48 PM
Grilled ham and cheese with tomato soup.
that is so good.. what kind of cheese.. i love american.. or swiss with the ham.... YUMM!!!
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Quote from: shawn and gwyn on February 03, 2012, 04:53:29 PM
that is so good.. what kind of cheese.. i love american.. or swiss with the ham.... YUMM!!!
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Try Muenster. Wholesome gooey stretchy goodness.
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Quote from: Mr.Black on February 03, 2012, 04:54:38 PM
Try Muenster. Wholesome gooey stretchy goodness.
ohh ya. that is good. cheesy goodness.
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Quote from: shawn and gwyn on February 03, 2012, 04:51:58 PM
ohh now thats a realy good idea... need to figure out where and when...
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I think you have to define "snow day", though the OP is clearly talking about watching it snow. Apres snow fun, is a different story. Beer is the first thing we do. Wet beer. By that I mean no heavy Ales etc .. usually Pilsner. It is good to serve a cheese fondue before dinner. A classic involves white wine, cheese and good bread. We eat it about 4 times a year and have an electric fondue. For dinner, a go to sleep meal is in order. Small steak filet, rice and and a killer salad.
For watching it snow .. in our house we make soup. French Onion or a serious refridge cull. I love French Canadian Pea soup made with garbanzo and some ham ... yum. When ingredients allow, a Boston style Clam cHowder with fresh bread and butter. We add BC prawns whole ... Yep ...one can endure alot with the smell, taste and fun of cooking on a snow day.
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Quote from: bubba zanetti on February 03, 2012, 05:06:08 PM
I think you have to define "snow day", though the OP is clearly talking about watching it snow.
well. snow day .. keeping me home from work.. with a dodge 4x4. and a jeep cherokee .. ya .. not so much traction.. but being able to see... 18 in and counting and 30 mph winds.. so snow day. LOL. and will be mostly gone by next weekend. typical colorado winter... talked the wife into calling off as well. she has a 50 mile drive to work. so a rare evening together.. she works nights mostly.. med field. enjoying that..
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Quote from: Justin on February 03, 2012, 03:22:24 PM
You are the only person under 80 I know that drinks those.
Now you know two.
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Quote from: Fourstring on February 03, 2012, 05:50:34 PM
Now you know two.
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75?
.386 of that.
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