The kitchen filled with good smells this weekend. Tim's supply of granola was replenished, bread baked, a chicken roasted, followed by the carcass made into stock. Chilly temperatures had me yearning for warming soup.
Roasted butternut squash is one of my favourite vegetables, and it's even better when made into soup. Fresh ginger added warmth, and a pale yellow, fragrant ripe pear added a hint of sweetness. It was an inspired contribution. I wrote out the recipe which you can find here, on my recipe blog.
Today is slightly warmer, but overcast, which paradoxically feels colder. What's your favourite warming food?
I love soup all year long no matter the weather. I am almost finished with the granola I made a couple of weeks ago so will be making more of it very soon. Hope you have a great week. Tammy
ReplyDeleteOh, I love soup! So will check this one out! I've been catching up on your posts. The little granddaughters are so cute and I know first hand what joy they bring! The ocean shots are so appreciated too. If I lived in that white house you pointed out all I would do would be to look out the window too! I hope you have more sunshine!!
ReplyDeleteTHis is indeed the sort of weather that you need a bowl of soup. I made a pan full too.
ReplyDeleteFunny as I am making soup for supper as well. When I can figure out how to pin from my iPad, I am planning to pin that recipe. It sounds so delicious...perhaps it is the addition of the pear.
ReplyDeleteNous avons aussi mangé beaucoup de soupe dernièrement, et nous en avons refait car l'hiver est de retour avec de la neige et des températures très froides. Ce week-end j'ai refait des scones, mais je pense que pendant les vacances j'aurai plus l'occasion de faire la cuisine... sinon Elise nous fait beaucoup de pommes de terre rôties au four.
ReplyDeleteI love soups too..my fav :)
ReplyDeleteMmmm, lovely soup. I cooked a crock pot of beef stew yesterday, can't wait to taste it today at dinner.
ReplyDeleteI want that! I'm on my own this week, and this soup will suit my evening meals perfectly. Now if only that butternut squash weren't so difficult to cube. . .
ReplyDeleteLooks real good!
ReplyDeleteLorrie, this sounds so cozy and home-y! That soup looks delicious...I am off to look at your recipe blog!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Tracey
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Those sound like the perfect winter activities to me...cooking soup and making granola. I love soup...so I would have to vote for that as my favorite warming-up food.
ReplyDeleteThat soup is a glorious colour. Two of my favourite warming foods would be a plate of stew or, even more simply, a mug of hot apple cider.
ReplyDeleteThat's one of our favorite soups too, and the recipe looks almost identical to ours.
ReplyDeleteThat soup is calling to me! Soup is one of the lovely things about the cooler seasons. I must go and check out your recipe...
ReplyDeleteOh, to sit in your kitchen! What a delight that would be!
ReplyDeleteI guess my fav winter meal is pork chops with au gratin potatoes. Yum. :)
Have a happy Tues.
~ Zuzu
Hm, an excellent idea. Now all we need is the cold to go with the soup.
ReplyDeleteNo cold weather here but every bit of that weekend cooking sounds good and are things we'd eat here even when it is warm. Although I might use a rotisserie store-bought chicken instead of having the oven on for a long time. I'm definitely checking out the squash soup recipe though.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious, can almost smell it. I had New England Butternut Squash soup yesterday but it was a bought fresh one. Good too.
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