Favorite Winter Meals

[captainlee]

Now that we've had our first significant snow and negative temperatures in the mornings it's time to start thinking about those favorite winter meals. I'm talking about meals that you may not tend to cook during the warmer months. List a few of yours, here are some of mine. Maybe this will give thoughts to some of those forgotten ones. Recipes would be great too.

Smoked meat loaf
Chicken pot pie
Beef stews
Soups, usually made from leftover something

[DavidNorcross]

Great thread.

Chicken and Dumplings
Chicken fried steak and gravy
Pinto Beans, cornbread and stewed tomatoes
Vegetable Soup and Chicken Noodle Soup
Beef Stew
Turkey
Chicken Pot Pie

[Mosca]

Soups, stews, short ribs. Spaghetti and meatballs. Lasagna. Hams and turkeys.

[captainlee]

We just had Lasagna tonight, that's what inspired the post.

[Mosca]

I think it’s interesting that we don’t make turkey at all during the summer, not even smoked, but we probably have it once a month or so during the winter.

[captainlee]

Lots of turkey sandwiches but no whole turkey, you're right.

[bmillin]

Pot Roast!

[CaptainMike]

Wut they all sed ↑, and wut they all will say ↓

[CaptainMike]

You would, Panhead John.

[Steve R.]

NGL, Panhead John, I'd eat that! https://thecozyapron.com/brussels-sp...up-with-bacon/

[captainlee]

You've got to be kidding me.

[WayneT]

Tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwich.
Bolognese Ragout over Tagliatelle.
Chili con carne, with beans.
Chili verde without beans but with gratitude to CaptainMike.
Poutine.

[captainlee]

Grilled cheese or bologna sandwich on Wonder Bread with some type of Campbell's soup reminds me of my youth. Coming home after playing in the snow all morning to a hot lunch.

[STEbbq]

Chili!

[texastweeter]

Venison chili.

[tstalafuse]

Chili, Red Beans and Rice with Sausage, Pinto Beans, Mississippi Pot Roast, Pasta dishes, Beef Stew, Gumbo, French Onion/Broccoli/Potato Soups.... Just about anything that warms the bones..

[ComfortablyNumb]

Chili. With beans. Lots of beans. Like 'Beans with chili'.

Not only does it turn your ass into a mini-space heater, but it also keeps all those damn Texans away. ;-)

[CaptainMike]

Hahahahaha!!!

[Santamarina]

🤣💀🤣

[hoovarmin]

Just spit out my coffee 😂

[Bkhuna]

What is this Winter thing ya'll are talking about?

[Bkhuna]

acorgihouse I saw some northern transplants wearing socks with their sandals today.

[JamesT]

Duh! Winter is the time when snow flies, your car freezes over, your driveway is snowed in and you get pneumonia.
That's why I live in Mesa, Arizona, where winter is something mostly that we hear about.

[Johnny Booth]

Ha, Good One!
In Florida we eat what we want, when we want. 😎

[Skip]

Stew, Soup, Hot dish, almost anything you can eat with a spoon! I also look forward to the winter Holiday Meals.

[FCDank]

Hot Dish? What does yours have? I just was informed everyone has a different "hot dish"
For our family that is green beans, hamburger, cream, mushrooms, topped with tater tots.
A neighbor brought hot dish that was tuna noodle casserole? Sure confused the kids.

[ComfortablyNumb]

FCDank I'm sure it's open to debate and interpretation, but I think just about anything served in a casserole dish can be called a Hotdish.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotdish

https://www.tasteofhome.com/article/why-midwesterners-love-hot-dish/#:~:text=The%20term%20hot%20dish%20is,dish%20are%20a%20bit%20more

[FCDank]

Never thought to WiKi it. Just called everything else casserole

[Finster]

Pot Roast
Soups
chili (not stew)
Gumbo

[CaptainMike]

Bread baking is an enjoyable winter pastime.

[WayneT]

Amen, brother!

[Oak Smoke]

It makes the house smell so good!

[Jfrosty27]

Pot roast.
pot pies
spaghetti
soups