Let’s call this one the snowbound edition.
What a great excuse to hunker down, hang some decorations, and indulge in some of our favorite comfort food. Hope you all stayed safe and warm this weekend.
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8 thoughts on “Weekend Eats (and Drinks)”
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These photos make me want to move to Providence and live in your attic.
beautiful snow shot…it doesn’t take a snow storm for you folks to eat well! I always look forward to your weekend updates. Happy holidays!
corie – Aw! Any time you guys are in town, you are more than welcome 😀
Joan – Thank you! Happy holidays to you as well!
Oh my word. That is one well-fed weekend! Also, I love your napkins/towels… so cheery and colorful.
Stunning, upside-down, crispy-skin chicken!
could i get the recipe for the last dish?? it looks so amazing delicious and warm…
Marie – Thanks!
MTO (or is it, OG?) – Ha! Mike was supposed to flip it halfway through, but forgot, so the other side, though delicious, wasn’t quite camera-ready 😀
anita – you’re in luck – I actually wrote up a version of this dish elsewhere, on the first food blog I contributed to 🙂 I’ve tweaked it over time, and it’s never quite the same twice, but the link to my post is here. It should at least give you a good starting point.
Grandma’s chicken soup! I’d recognize that bowl of soul-warming, satisfying pure comfort anywhere. 😉 That recipe has cured many a cold, and to paraphrase June Carter Cash, lifted me right up on days more blunder-full than wonderful. Merry, Merry Christmas and keep on keepin’ on with this – I know the author and chef behind this is just as good – if not better – than the dishes offered here.