Winter Flavors
A hearty, flavorful soup loaded with fresh, roasted mushrooms to bring out all the wonderful flavors.
It’s still soup season and this Tuscan Potato Soup with sausage is perfect for warming you up.
Not only is it ready in under 30 minutes, but it’s also kid-approved, meaning even the pickiest eaters in your household will enjoy it.
This arugula, avocado, and blood orange salad with orange vinaigrette is a yummy way to get your fruits and veggies in the winter.
This Split Pea Soup is a warming soup that can be on the dinner table in 30 minutes, thanks to your pressure cooker or Instant Pot. It has a rich split pea base with a wonderful smoked ham flavor running through it.
Zuppa di Lenticchie is a hearty Italian lentil and vegetable soup that was born out of cucina povera cooking.
This Lasagna Soup Recipe is an incredibly hearty meal you can easily whip up in less than an hour. It boasts everything you love about lasagna, without all the work.
This simple vegan two lentil Dahl requires only easy-to-find ingredients and little more than a few chops and several stirs to make. It’s the perfect protein-rich meal to prepare on a Sunday and enjoy throughout the week, and it can easily be doubled or even tripled and then frozen.
A pot of vegetarian Coconut Noodle Soup can be prepared in just 20 minutes, and that makes for a perfect weeknight dinner. Cozy as can be!
We made it through one Polar Vortex and if you live in the east or midwest, you know that another one is never too far off. Hunker down this weekend and stay warm, but you’ll need to do some (minimal) prep work first. Chef Amanda Cohen – the James Beard Award-nominated owner of NYC’s Dirt Candy – has complied some tips and tricks to tucking in while not breaking the bank with delivery costs. And as a Toronto native she’s a pro at battling the cold!
Hearty, vegetarian chickpea ragu served over creamy, goat cheese polenta. A delightfully cozy meal.
We may be in the dead of winter, but there are still plenty of cozy, veggie-loaded dishes to devour. Here are a few of our favorites.
Dig into this beautifully-spiced side dish made of eggplant stuffed with flavorful basmati rice and chickpeas.
Get cozy with these Italian meatballs and spaghetti squash served with an extra-creamy tomato sauce.
Dig into this cozy meal of braised lamb shanks that is as comforting as a warm blanket on a snowy evening.
For a stunning side dish or main attraction, learn how to roast cauliflower whole with flavorful spices to match the presentation.
Dig into this delicious Gnocchi All’Arrabbiata recipe which is vegan, gluten-free, and easy to make.
If you want a comforting, warm, hearty meal that you can easily make on a…
In the winter we crave carbs. It’s all a part of our hibernation process. Check out these favorite winter pasta recipes to get cozy with.
A hearty winter dish of Lamb Ragu Pappardelle is a delicious taste of Tuscany to pair with an IGT wine, Santa Cristina Rosso 2016, which provides another taste of the land.
Get on board with this squash Buddha bowl loaded with tofu and veggie atop delicious coconut rice.
This vegetarian Instant Pot Minestrone Soup with pasta and beans is a fast and healthy weeknight dinner that can be made in under 30 minutes. Cozy and comforting and perfect with a glass of Cavit Cabernet Sauvignon.
Loaded with veggies like broccolini and plenty of ginger, this Chinese-spiced chicken noodle soup is so warm and healing.
Hearty, cozy, meatless. This Indian red lentil soup, also known as Bombay Dal Soup, is made with warming spices that are commonly found in Indian cooking for a perfect meal on a cold day.
Eggs are baked until runny with cream soaked toast for this easy, savory version of French toast, also known as oeufs au plat Bressanne.
This Masala and Sausage Cassoulet is a delicious spin on the traditional French dish, featuring rich masala spices paired with French red wines. Loaded with beans, sausage, and bacon, this is the incredible comfort food we want to be enjoying all season long.
Get cozy this winter with a warm evening of wine paired with cheese and chocolate fondue.
It’s that time of year again where Peppermint Mochas are in season! And although going to a local coffee shop is fun, you can make your own Homemade Peppermint Mocha at home.
As a main dish or stellar side, this creamy mushroom and fennel polenta is a cozy dish we will be enjoying all winter long and pairing with a refreshing glass of Chardonnay.
Take a moment to care for yourself, nutrients and all. Dive into this colorful and nourishing hummus bowl paired with a Pinot Grigio wine.
A satisfying meal does not necessarily come in multiple courses. This middle eastern red lentil soup is a meal all on its own and will be sure to satisfy.
This polenta bake is a cozy one for sure. Slow cooking is the key to perfectly creamy and luscious polenta.
Make this an interesting day by focusing on the food… and not your standard game-day-fare. No. We make dishes that are indigenous to the areas in the country where the teams are from.
This is how baked beans are supposed to taste. Get your brown sugar out of here.
Tonight make this creamy pumpkin and carrot soup with kale crisps for dinner.
It’s Meatless Monday! and having this creamy, savory, vegetarian soup for dinner tonight will warm the soul.
Extra quick One Pot Noodles with Chicken is incredibly easy and fast and also gluten free too. A brilliant idea if I must say so myself! Watch the video.
For those who prepped for the hibernation season back in the fall, the time is ripe for enjoying the pickled and preserved ingredients that have been waiting to be popped out of those airtight jars. Here are five satisfying recipes that will add that tickle to your salivary glands.
This is a bowl of comfort. Steaming with red lentils, cumin, mint, and lemon.
As each annual festive season brings an abundance of delicious cocktails made with cinnamon, nutmeg and pumpkin, some of New York City’s most revered bartenders are bringing one of the most seasonal yet overlooked ingredients to the forefront; introducing creative ways of using pine in cocktails.
What to do when the champagne stops flowing? Sick of overly sweet, diluted cocktails? Bring in the New Year with margaritas! Here are five well done twists to the refreshing cocktail.
This season, make tea your go-to beverage when the temperatures drop down below. Here are a few hot tips to provide courtesy of ITMA (International Tea Masters Association)-certified tea sommelier and innkeeper Frankee Muller of Voss Inn Bed & Breakfast in Bozeman, MT.
This jalapeño popper cheese ball is a delicious party snack that’s a little bit kitschy, a lot delicious, and sure to be a crowd pleaser!
Glogg is more than a mulled wine. It will give you a feeling of comfort and coziness and let any worries or problems slip away, if only for a little while.