Comfort food

[norrahe]

Sourdough recipe?

Moroccan lamb recipe too

[Mich the Tester]

Jachtschotel;

stewed game covered with red cabbage, covered with mashed potatoes and then baked until the mash is brown.

yumyumyumyum

[Ignis Fatuus]

I don't really bother with comfort food - Haven't had chocolate for years, for example.

But a nice spag bog, with a liberal sprinkling of parmesan, goes down well if I'm peckish

One can only hope so

[suityou01]

Mince & tatties.

Fodder of the heathen

[OwlHoot]

I don't really bother with comfort food - Haven't had chocolate for years, for example.

But a nice spag bog, with a liberal sprinkling of parmesan, goes down well if I'm peckish

Hmm, in view of norrahe's spelling alert, perhaps that should be spag bol.

I always somehow pictured the "g" near the start of the word, but in fact it is "Bolognese".

[Sysman]

Soups, stews & roasts is normal in our house at this time of year

Yep, soups and stews here as well. I made a load of chicken stock yesterday.

Tonight it's sausage and onion with mash on top, plum crumble for afters. Second helping of crumble tomorrow, cold out of the fridge.

[Sysman]

Heading out to get a ham hough and a chicken. Best soup ever and chicken and ham pie as a bonus.

Nice combination. There's a nice German dish Erbsensuppe, which is thick pea soup with lots of chunks of smoked ham. It's a complete meal in itself and good preparation for watching a footie or rugby match in cold weather.

[DaveB]

Beef Stew with dumplings or mash or in a giant yorkie pud
Toad in the Hole with onion gravy
Chips and Gravy
Any sort of suet pudding but especially Sussex Pond Pudding

Have just scoffed a couple of toasted crumpets with strawberry jam and a mug of tea

[vetran]

This is good with fresh bread.

Curried pumpkin and bacon soup

need to leave it for a day for the curry powder to work.

[cojak]

I think I'll get a bit of oxtail next weekend, throw in a few dumplings as well....