These two chicken soups will help you heal
I find comfort in making soup when someone in the house is under the weather.
I find comfort in making soup when someone in the house is under the weather.
Deep and glossy, rich with garlic and wine, peposo – the name means “peppery” in Italian – is a bold, pared-back dish that lingers. The hum of heat stays long after the bowl is empty.
This soup is soothing, simple, a little special, and rather lovely to feature in your kitchen at this time of year.
This dish started as a way to use up leftover roast pumpkin, but it was so delicious that I now roast pumpkin just for the occasion.
I use lamb shoulder, which requires long and slow cooking, the type of cooking that keeps the kitchen warm.
Puddings bring joy, comfort, and a grounded, homey satisfaction to the table.
It’s food to ladle into big bowls and eat with both hands wrapped around it, knees tucked up under the table or up on the couch.
No heavy machinery is needed for this cake – the fat is oil, not butter, which so often demands to be creamed.
This kind of cooking doesn’t shout. It doesn’t compete. It’s dependable and gentle
It’s the kind of meal that lets you reclaim your evening; everything goes into the pan, and the oven takes care of the rest.
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