Get Cozy With Our Favorite Winter Comfort Recipes!
The weather outside may be frightful, but some good winter comfort recipes are so delightful. We’re talking soups, stews, chili, you get the idea. Check out this list of our favorites to help you and your family overcome the cold.
Irish Stout Beef Stew: This hearty stew flaunts boneless chuck roast alongside carrots, cabbage, and other Irish staples.
Beef & Butternut Squash Stew: We are huge butternut squash lovers, so it’s no surprise that this delicious Beef & Butternut Squash Stew is a wintertime go-to!
Vegetable Beef Stew: Featuring carrots, celery, Idaho potatoes and more this Vegetable Beef Stew is guaranteed to fill your belly and warm your heart.
White Cheddar & Ale Soup: This White Cheddar & Ale Soup is awesome. Sharp white cheddar cheese combined with pale ale is a perfect match, even as a soup.
Slow Cooker Split Pea & Ham Soup: Diced green split peas, chopped ham, and Idaho potatoes make this soup happen. With a ham bone broth complimented by many delicious ingredients we bet you’ll be back for more.
Instant Pot® Tortellini & Vegetable Soup: Break out the Instant Pot for an easy way to make a tasty wintertime meal.
Chicken, Spinach & Quinoa Soup: What’s not to like in this dish? Spinach, quinoa, chicken breast come together for a great take on soup.
Harvest Chili: This Harvest Chili combines all the chili necessities with twists of sweet potato and pumpkin for a Harvest feel.
Super Chili: It’s called super for a reason. Extravagant, bold flavors make for one hearty bowl of fantastic chili.
Carrot Tomato Bisque with Parsnip Crisps: This Carrot Tomato Bisque is so tasty. Complimented beautifully by parsnip crisps. We can’t get enough of this recipe.
Try these recipes out for yourself as the cold weather continues. We think you will love them. Don’t forget to stop by your local Price Chopper & Market 32 for all things comfort food. If you can’t get to the store take advantage of our online pickup & delivery options.
Stay Warm!
Shop Comfort Food Essentials
KCC Hot Cocoa Cones by Jodie Fitz
Supplies Needed:
Price Chopper or Market 32 Paper Grocery Bag (or craft paper)
Double sided tape
Regular tape
Holiday wrapping paper
Cellophane
Ribbon
PICS Instant Hot Chocolate Packets
PICS Mini Marshmallows
PICS Snap and seal sandwich size bag
Tools Needed:
Scissors
Pencil
Bowl
Directions:
- Create a template on the paper bag or craft paper by flipping a bowl upside down and tracing it with a pencil. The bowl should be a medium sized bowl, approximately 8 “ in diameter. It does not have to be exact.
- Using scissors, cut out the paper circle. Note: You need a paper bag circle for every cone you create; it provides the stability to the cone.
- Lay the paper bag circle on top of wrapping paper, trace a circle and cut it out. Attach the two circles together with double sided tape.
- Draw a pencil circle in the center of each circle.
- Cut out a pie shaped triangular piece like in the video. It will look almost like a Pac-Man character.
- Roll the circle by overlapping the cut pieces until it forms a cone shape. Keep it in position by placing a double-sided piece of tape where the overlap pieces come together.
- Roll the hot chocolate packet and insert it into the cone.
- Fill the snap and seal bag about a third of the way full with mini marshmallows. Release the air before sealing it. Roll the empty end and tuck it into the cone. Tape it into place.
- Cut a square piece of clear cellophane. Place the pointed end of the cone in the center, bring the cellophane up around the cone and tie the top off with a ribbon.
Optional: Add a personal note and share with friends!
Where to Find Everything?
Paper Bags: Reuse a brown paper grocery bag. Or, you can purchase a roll of brown craft paper.
Double sided tape, regular tape, pencils & scissors: You can find these in the school supply aisle.
Holiday wrapping paper, cellophane and ribbon: You can find these items in the seasonal aisle, and also the greeting card section at Price Chopper/Market 32.
Hot Cocoa Packets: This is typically located in the coffee and tea aisle.
Mini Marshmallows: Typically found in the baking aisle.