Posts Tagged ‘Winter Meals’
Saturday, February 23rd, 2013
Let’s talk Cincinnati for a minute.
I had the pleasure of briefly visiting there once. One of my best friends from law school was from Cincinnati, and as tends to be the case when you’re living about 1,000 miles from home for the first time in your life, she talked about Cincy in general and chili in particular. A lot. (I definitely don’t blame her…I remember talking my fair share about Buffalo wings!)
We were in law school in Florida, and when she found out there was a Skyline Chili location what she considered to be “nearby”, she drove us there to experience the magic that is Cincinnati chili, even though “nearby” meant a one-hour drive each way. She was a fanatic like that, and for good reason. We made the drive, ate our chili, and full and happy, she said with a sigh, It’s even better in Cincinnati. And because I know how “Buffalo” wings taste outside of Buffalo, I didn’t doubt her for a moment. A while after that, I visited her in Cincinnati and got to experience for myself what she had been talking about. (more…)
Tags: Chili, Cincinnati, Comfort Food, Hearty Meals, Recipes, Regional Foods, Tasty Kitchen, Winter Meals
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Monday, January 16th, 2012
If you didn’t grow up eating this soup, it might not be one of your favorites. I know it’s not the prettiest soup (its green color alone can be somewhat off-putting), but it sure is delicious! I use turkey bacon not only for smokiness in this dish, but I also like to use it for a crispy garnish; if you want to make this vegetarian (actually vegan), you can omit the turkey bacon and make sure the bouillon or stock you’re using is vegetarian or vegan. (more…)
Tags: Hearty Soups and Stews, Recipes, Split Pea Soup, Winter Meals
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Wednesday, January 4th, 2012
One of my favorite things about winter is making soup. With a head of cabbage in it, this soup is healthy and delicious (and even tastier the next day!), and with sausage and beans, it’s also really hearty. Paired with fresh bread, it’s the perfect meal on a chilly night. (more…)
Tags: Cabbage, Chicken Sausage, Hearty Soups, Recipes, White Beans, Winter Meals
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Monday, January 24th, 2011
 Even though I’m not much of a football fan (ok, who am I kidding…the only game I watch all year is the Superbowl, and that’s only for the commercials and the halftime show), it would just feel wrong to let the Superbowl come and go without making some kind of chili in its honor. This chili is thicker than your average soup but thinner than your average chili, which in my opinion makes is perfect for topping with crumbled corn bread to soak up all the juices (but I have to admit, it’s also great for dipping things like corn chips into). (more…)
Tags: Chili, Cooking Light, Football Food, Party Foods, Recipes, Soup, Stew, Winter Meals
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Hello! I’m Faith and I write An Edible Mosaic. This is my recipe collection of international favorites and updated American classics, with an emphasis on seasonal dishes. I focus on real foods that sustain body and mind, bring people together, and make a house a home. Welcome to my mosaic of recipes.
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