Forgotten winter dinners making a comeback | taste recipes
Oxtail stew? Bouillabaisse? If you haven’t ever cooked these dishes, you’re not alone. Here are some long-lost winter favourites of days passed.
Taste delved deep into the its recipe archives to rediscover some long-lost winter dinner favourites from decades gone by.
Have a look at these top 20 dishes which you might not have even heard of but will make a tasty addition to your weekly menu.
How many of these hearty classics do you remember or have tried cooking?
Nothing spells comfort food like a gorgeous chunky lamb hot pot, stewed to tender perfection.
This soup is hearty enough to serve as a meal.
Use leftover beef casserole to make a delicious filling for a homemade family pie.
A hearty casserole is just what you need to warm up on a cold night and this one’s a real winner.
Make the most of this often overlooked cut of beef with taste member loans_lady’s version of slow-cooker oxtail stew.
As nights get nippy, take comfort in a hearty dinner, perfect for warming up your midweek, without breaking a sweat.
The ultimate in comfort food, this hearty chicken casserole will warm you up on cold winter nights.
Infused with saffron, orange, thyme and chilli, this French fish soup is ready in 25 minutes.
Savour the rich flavours of Spanish chicken with smoked ham, chilli and paprika.
Atlantic coastal states celebrate their ocean location with delicious seafood dishes such as this one, flavoured with aromatic herbs.
Traditional osso bucco is a warm hearty meal for a cold winter’s night.
With winter just around the corner, warm up with a large helping of hearty beef casserole.
The preparation for these veal shanks may be lengthy but it is worth every minute when you taste the delicious and succulent result.
Leftover mince sauce is reinvented in this crusty topped beef casserole.
The sweetness of dried apricot plays with the succulent chicken to create a winning meal.
This is one pumped-up potato bake – it’s comfort food at its hearty best.
Nothing is as comforting as a big plate of traditional curried sausages.
Fill the air with fragrant mouth-watering spices, pile the table with curries, then dive into a spectacular feast.
Serve this delicious family pie with a crisp green salad for a complete midweek meal.
This tuna bake with crunchy topping is a family favourite on cold winter nights.
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