The Guardian — An A-Z
of winter food — Jenny McIvor, Bob Granleese, Matthew Fort, Hannah Booth — Just as it says: Twenty - six suggestions with recipes for the comfort food needed to take us through the coming months of cold, cold, cold.
There are a few more months to wait before that becomes a reality, so in the mean time I've been trying to bloom where I'm planted and appreciate the comforts
of winter food.
So even though it was only February 19th, I realized I had already started mentally transitioning out
of winter food.
Read more on the Practically Green Blog, where you can find tips on eating locally, and see a list
of winter foods recipes.
Not exact matches
The company's strategy to build a strong international presence, Franco explains, is to dial back the high price - point seasonal products (such as
winter coats) in favour
of apparel and other pet - themed goods that can be sold in multiple markets, as well as trend - driven items, including eco-friendly products such as all - natural pet -
food flavour enhancers.
«We are grazing all day long,» said Melissa Abbott, vice president
of culinary insights for the Hartman Group, on Monday at the
Winter Fancy
Food Show in San Francisco.
She was given a
food kit, water and
winter clothes for warm against the 2 or 3 inches
of snow that fell this week.
Winter is bearing down on much
of the U.S. and, for most
of us, with the cold weather comes sluggishness, grumpiness, and a disinclination to leave the house for much beyond going to work and procuring
food.
Palm Beach is different from nearby Wellington, where people like Rosemary Phelan (heir to the Cara
food empire) have horse farms; and from nearby Windsor, which Hilary and Galen Weston put on the map; and from Lost Tree, the gated community a half - hour north
of Palm Beach where such eminences as Jack Welch (
of former GE fame) and Toronto mayor John Tory have
winter lairs.
Instacart's mission north
of the border is to fundamentally change how Canadians buy and receive their
food — the founder's unpleasant experience shopping during harsh Canadian
winters, it turns out, helped inspire the firm's creation.
Historically, canning
food was a necessity
of survival - a way to keep fruits and vegetables preserved through Canada's long
winters.
I love watching the TV show Mountain Men because they're in a constant state
of preparing for
winter, storing up
food, readying their homes, and organizing for their «slow season.»
When his friend Gobo thinks
of winter and the difficulty
of finding
food, he says: «It must be dreadful.»
I think how many
winters just the same Revels
of music,
food, drink, dance, and sex Have ruled with Orpheus, Comus, Bacchus, Rex — Those passing kings great crowds loudly acclaim.
This God daily scatters
food for us - God's creatures - much as some
of us put out seed for our feathered friends in
winter.
One million people who have survived and fled the civil war in Syria and ISIS in Iraq now face the deadly cold
of winter without the basic necessities to keep them alive: shelter, heaters, warm clothing, mattresses, blankets, and,
of course,
food.
The origin
of Thanksgiving was for the large supply
of the
food, which at this point would have been quite large, the community produced to get them through the brutal
winter.
«Now, the addition
of our Holiday in the Park events in nine parks brings added benefits in the
winter time period with a spectacular array
of lights, Christmas - themed shows, and,
of course, great
food offerings and shopping.»
We're really getting into
winter now and I find that one
of the ways I stay happy about colder, darker days is by getting excited about warming
winter foods and that starts with soup!
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Winter Squash and Apple Chowder with Red Chile — Dusted Croutons Mistletoe and holly are endangered species around here — everywhere we look in the Southwest, the traditional red and green decorations
of the holiday season are...
Writing about
winter food in the middle
of the night from a cute little house with a tiny swimmingpool in warm and humid Bali, Indonesia.
Writing about
winter food in the middle
of the night from a cute little house with a tiny swimmingpool...
You with your red and yellow and orange foliage, you with your chilly - enough - for - flannel weather, you with your abundance
of apples and
winter squash and warm, grounding
foods.
This time
of year my favorite produce includes butternut squash and certain varieties
of winter pears, so I thought why not update my favorite
food of all time with these delicious wintertime crops?
I love the combo
of mushrooms and sage and fontina — a
winter comfort
food dynamo if I ever saw one.
Pumpkin pie is one
of the quintessential sweets
of the
winter holiday season, and synonymous with American Thanksgiving celebrations because pumpkin is one
of our native
foods.
I love all
of the
winter vegetables and making «comfort
food» that won't ruin my wellness goals — like these fall comfort
foods for vegetarians.
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Perfectly beautiful
winter food it is, here are a couple
of really simple ways to change it up.
In this landmark cookbook, he remixes
foods of the African diaspora to create exciting and approachable recipes such as Corn Maque Choux - Stuffed Jamaican Patties with Hot Pepper Sauce, Berebere - Spiced Black - Eyed Pea Sliders, Crispy Teff - Grit Cakes with Eggplant, Tomatoes, and Peanuts, and Groundnut Stew with
Winter Vegetables and Cornmeal Dumplings.
This beet - cured gravlax is made with horseradish and dill to give the salmon a stunning hue that is a perfect transition
food with the root vegetables
of winter and into the bright colors
of spring.
Here is reason I ask — I was reading a NYTimes article saying that most
of the
Winter Olympics attendees in South Korea Have yet to even try Korean
food.
It's one
of those soups that screams comfort
food on a cold fall or
winter day.
After a brief week
of warmer weather,
winter returned and so did the desire for comfort
food.
So, instead
of switching completely over to
winter food, I'm incorporating them — roasted or pan fried — into my favorite fresh vegetable salads.
Eating big bowls
of salad is something I'm known for, but in the
winter when all I want is hot
food, I prefer to have little helpings on the side
of warm dishes.
I know that complaining about the weather is hardly what you came to read about on a
food blog, but my point is that last weekend I got caught in one
of those depressing downward spirals
of adult worries pertaining to jobs and money, and the dark, depressing
winter day outside wasn't making it any better.
I do have a really decent sourdough pizza crust going lately but given this dreary, cold, late
winter season, my own personal need for comfort
foods in the way
of pancakes, and past history
of pancakes making quite the meal to share with others, this quick little bread - based meal is one I hope you get the time to make.
After the heavier comfort
foods of winter, it feels great to eat lighter fresh
foods.
As the weather warms and new crops begin producing new fruits and vegetables, our
food focus changes; time to change the focus from the root veggies
of winter to the baby veggies
of spring.
Peas pancakes, one
of the most favorite breakfast
foods during
winter.
This is my kind
of winter comfort
food - especially for these crazy pre-Christmas days!
Mmm... This soup encompasses everything I love about
winter comfort
food in one bowl: it's warm, satisfying and full
of delicious spices and hearty plant based ingredients!
My
winter menu generally rotates between comforting soups, spicy stews, crispy stir fries, perfect porridges and spiced teas - all
of which can be packed full
of nutritional whole
foods.
I went through the whole
winter really avoiding them along with salads, which makes a lot
of sense really, our bodies should be craving warming, comforting
foods during
winter and light refreshing ones during summertime.
I am looking forward to making lots
of soups this
winter (thanks to santa who brought me a new
food mill & immersion blender;) This one is going on the list!
Winter is a time
of hibernation, where we crave comfort
foods and warming drinks.
Let me start by admitting that yes I know it's June, and banana bread is typically a fall /
winter sort
of thing, but despite the fact that the weather for this June started out really cold for CT, I just wanted some home - y comfort
food.
In the depths
of winter, the earth provides the perfect earthy
foods that beckon to be served hot, whilst in the height
of summer, there's the miraculous provision
of hydrating fruits that are the perfect solution to a searing heatwave.
Yes, yes, I sound all first world problems and all but seriously, what's the point
of living here — with the over-priced fomo
food fads and heart breakingly expensive real - estate — if not for nice summers and mild
winters?