[Closed] Best winter comfort food for lazy, softy sods who are fed up with the bloody weather!!

why are their flies all over your hockey puck ?

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Just tucking in to jacket potato with chilli here, yum.

This week Ive had mcdonalds, two kebabs, a shedload of beer, numerous muffins, and i think i will go for an indian later.

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sadly mrs_d doesn't permit these in my diet very often. I'm still 2 stone overweight & trying (half-heartedly) to do something about it

Not quick but I make big batches so 2/3 meals out of it.

Corned beef hash (chunky, with onions and Worcester Sauce - topped with fried/poached eggs)

or

Tartiflette with cumberland/linconshire sausages.

Fri night is fish supper night from the chippy 😆

Haggis neeps and tatties layered to for a pie cheese grated on top and grilled.

HP sauce to finish

Stovies would be another option

Tartiflette with cumberland/linconshire sausages.

*Drowns in own saliva*

binners, you should eat this - you're clearly a pussy 😉

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1 cartmel sticky toffee pudding, 'drizzled' with 1 pint of custard.

friday night chez drummer is "light pasta dish at 4pm followed by spin class at 6". As are Monday night, Tuesday night and Wednesday night. Wednesday has the added bonus of an upper body cardio work out courtesy of this:
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agree on baked camembert binners but I do this one
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/camembert_and_roasted_81995

I like stews in winter but normally can only be arsed doing them once per winter. Did a slow roast leg of lamb curry a few weeks back, bloody gorgeous.

Another class example.... Mrs Binners served up a cheese and onion pie on a barm the other night. You can take the girl out of Wigan......

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timidwheeler - Member

Tartiflette with cumberland/linconshire sausages.

*Drowns in own saliva*

I had a little bit of left over sage and onion stuffing that went in one tartiflette after christmas, was incredible.

Wife just bought fish & chips in for lunch.

I now feel physcially sick and I'm supposed to be heading for a road ride in an hour.

pie on a barm

does she do "pie in soup" as well? or is that a Rossendale thing?

Beef in red wine
get some braising steak soak in a bottle of red overnight
lightly dust meat with flour and briefly fry, pop beef & wine in casserole dish add some veg of choice and whack it on the oven for 3-4hrs on low heat
Serve with carbs and veg of choice and wash it down with a chunky red wine or Guinness
Win win win

Justcome back from the town centre with an extra hot Mauritian curry wrap.My colleagues now hate me - double win.

john_drummer - I've never had that. What pie and what soup would you recommend? As we're in Rossendale, it'd be bad form not to embrace this local culinary delight 😀

Baked Tunworth. Keeping it local!

Or, take one Le Creuset casserole. Insert cubed shin of beef, onions, garlic, veg, bottle of red, stock cube, herbs and a big splash of L&P. Put in bottom oven of the Aga for 8 hours at least. Top with dumplings.

Serve in a big bowl. Eat. Best washed down with a nice pint of something hefty and warming.

(veg) sausage butties for me. too many of them.
i bought two packs of linda mac red onion sausages last night and plan on scoffing several of them this evening with mac n trees (macaroni cheese with half macaroni and half broccoli), then whatever's left will be buttified tomorrow...

Just had a hot roast pork buttie with crackling, stuffing and apple sauce from the local farm shop, dropped one off for Abigale at college on the way back. trying to tempt her to fitting my replacement forks on Sunday.

Bought some Yorkshire sausage for in the morning and a nice piece of belly pork for Sunday whilst I was there

Just a glass of port, dark chocolate and a roaring log burner.

What pie and what soup would you recommend? As we're in Rossendale, it'd be bad form not to embrace this local culinary delight

I'm a couple of miles that way --> and have never heard of that either. One culinary quirk I picked up off my dad though and assumed for years that everyone did it is chips and soup. Big bowl of chips, tin of Heinz cream of tomato over it.

Pah, everyone knows the best addition to a tin of Heinz tomato soup is a slice of cheese on toast.

Preferably gruyere.

"Proper" Hungarian Gulasch with kartofelknockerl. Green veg optional, crusty bread for mopping up the gravy.
Take about 4 hours on the stove top with supervision so I have to be feeling keen to make it.

Pah, everyone knows the best addition to a tin of Heinz tomato soup is a slice of cheese on toast.

Whilst I take your point, the soup is the addition here, not the other way around.

Whilst I take your point, the soup is the addition here, not the other way around.

With that kind of logic you could end up with all three components in one bowl.

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It's bloody glorious out there ! OK, so it's cold I admit... but damn, pedal a bit harder if you're cold !

Glorious? You've not got the freezing fog thats been obscuring everything around here then?

I don't want freezing fog! I want pie and soup!!! 😀

ElShalimo - Member
Beef in red wine
get some braising steak soak in a bottle of red overnight
lightly dust meat with flour and briefly fry, pop beef & wine in casserole dish add some veg of choice and whack it on the oven for 3-4hrs on low heat
Serve with carbs and veg of choice and wash it down with a chunky red wine or Guinness
Win win win

This is my choice too +

Green veg optional, crusty bread for mopping up the gravy.

Here's your starter,

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bikebouy - Member
This is my choice too +

Green veg optional, crusty bread for mopping up the gravy.

Ooh ... garlic ciabatta for mopping up. Wow

The beauty of the casserole is that you can do other things whilst it cooks, watch TV, post on here, make love to a beautiful woman (a lá Swiss Tony), drink wine or beer etc. etc.
Simplicity is key unless your kitchen is the warmest room in the house and you want to be slaving away in there

Lava bread with some nice crunchy bread 😛

Jamie oliver on tv trying to encourage me to try cheese with honey on top sprinkled with instant coffee granules has put me off food, sounds like instant vomit to me!

Best comfort food used to be a Pot Rice (pot noodle) chicken curry with chips! Classy! Dont make them anymore so now its a potato waffle sarnie with cheese and honey glazed ham!

Jamie Oliver is a freak!

Do you mean a waffle on a butty? Or a cheese and ham butty using waffles instead of bread?

What pie and what soup would you recommend?

IIRC it was a warm pork pie in a bowl of Heinz cream of tomato. Or possibly a Hollands meat & potato from just up the road in Accy.

There's a similar delicacy in Bratfud, known locally as a "pie & pea supper". Warm pork pie, mushy peas and (this is the bit that really turned me off) lashings of the mandatory mint sauce

I worked in Haslingden for a couple of years, it was there that I was introduced to "pie in a barm" and "pie in soup".

Worked with a lad from Blackburn (and his missus) and every time she wasn't looking it'd be tomato soup with a sausage roll in it with a yorkie for pudding. Type 1 diabetic, too.

Cheese on toast for me.

I tried cheese (Brie) and honey at a party the other day, it was lovely

Binners - toasted waffles topped with cheese and ham and sauce of your choice in between 2 slices of bread or three if you go for a double decker sandwich.

John D - pie and peas is a classic yorkshire thing and has to be eaten on bonfire night coz its the law.