To ask what is your favourite winter/comfort food?

[TylluanBach]

I love a good foodie thread, with winter on the way what comforting stodge do you enjoy cooking?

I love a good old fashioned cottage pie with marrowfat peas in it and chunky carrots.Even better if it's in a massive, round home made Yorkshire pudding with buttery, peppery cabbage.

Apple crumble and custard for pudding an hour later 🐷

I love fooooood! 😋

Lots of the things mentioned but also Pasta n Sauce cheese and broccoli with a shit ton more cheese added

Sweet chili bangers with cheesy bean potatoes or mashed potatoes, for a very easy dinner.

www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/sweet-chilli-bangers

Chicken pie

Oven-baked risotto is also really nice, and very easy to make. I use this recipe but also put mushrooms and spicy sausages in mine.

www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/oven-baked-risotto#commentsFeed

Lunch:
Cheese sandwiches with tomato soup
Garlic and Stilton mushrooms on toasted ciabatta

Dinners:
Roast chicken with all trimmings
Sausage & bean casserole with mash & crusty bread
Mary Berry smoked haddock and cauliflower gratin.

Chicken pie

Beef casserole with herby dumplings followed by apple crumble & custard.

Lamb stew with thyme dumplings

Carbonnade Flamande with mash. Bloody Mary Beef with horseradish mash. Six hour slow roasted pork and veg. Hairy Bikers Cauli cheese with bacon and mushrooms. Sausages in red wine and onion gravy. Tartifelette, with cornichons and a platter of charcuterie and a green salad. Jacket potatoes with coleslaw and cheese. Croque Monsieurs. Crumble, rice pudding, sticky toffee apple pudding, custard, strudel, crumpets with Gentleman's Relish.

Beef stew with basmati rice.
Mince, carrot and onion in gravy with tiger bread and butter.
Strogonoff.
Pie, mash and beans.

OP That's exactly what I cooked on Sunday. Just finished off the crumble today.
I discovered a cake recipe with a tin of prunes blended up in the batter today and it is delicious! Also love cooking anything with dumplings in, for quality stodge factor.

Hot buttered crumpets.
Thick toast with butter and Gentleman's Relish.
Liver and onions with mash.
Porridge.
Steak and kidney pie.

Good to see all the dumpling love here too!

So many fab ideas here 🤗 I love winter too, thanks for all the comments. I think we all love talking about food! 🤤😋🍛🍜🍝🥘🥪🍕🥞🍞

Marrowfat peas are the food of the devil.

A good veggie lasagna or a spicy hot curry are the way forward.

Beef carbonnade, mashed potatoes, buttery cabbage.

Glazed ham, potato dumplings, red cabbage with apple, peas.

Sausage casserole with paprika, red peppers and white beans, served with crusty bread.

And my ultimate favourite, trio of sausages, creamy mash, homemade onion gravy and peas.

Oh and puddings!

Pear and apple crumble, rhubarb crumble, apricot crumble, sticky toffee pudding, steamed marmalade sponge and custard.

Butternut squash soup.

@userxx

Boil my potatoes and 'rough' mash them, so it's not too smooth (not like mashed potatoes).

Sauté an onion in a big frying pan (usually add carrots too).

Add the potatoes and chopped up corned beef to the pan, season, big old dash of Worcestershire Sauce, give it a bit of a stir.

I like mine with a pie crust, so I then transfer the hash mixture to a big pie dish and add a shortbread pastry top and bake it.

Chicken or bean enchiladas with spicy tomato sauce and loads of cheese on top, baked so the tortillas are really crispy and the cheeses oozes!! I love to them scatter on jalapeños, chopped spring onions and serve with a dollop of sour cream or guacamole. Yum!!

Roast dinner and drink hot chocolate with marshmallows and cream

Boston Bean stew with belly pork.
Short ribs slow cooked in red wine and tomato sauce.
Chicken casserole and dumplings
A really thick garlicky dal
Lentil and bacon soup

Apple Crumble and custard.
Apple Pie and custard.
Apple Brown Betty and custard
Baked apples and custard
Rice pudding with Cinnamon stewed apples
Windfall cake
Applesauce cake

(Yes, we do have a large apple tree, why do you ask?)

Parkin.

cheese on toast
Rice pudding (cold)
Apple pie and custard

I don't know what Apple Brown Betty is (do tell), but I feel cosy just reading the name.

@Whathappenedtothelego, it's kinda like a apple crumble, but layered....here

realfood.tesco.com/recipes/brown-betty.html

*an apple