Today I'll be giving away this 5x7" print of Mrs. Weasley's muggle post to Harry. I love that Mrs. Weasley, don't you?
For the original painting, I referenced actual British postage, so those of you in England might see some stamps you've used yourselves!
"But how to I enter to win this, Katherine?!" you may ask. Well here's how!
1. Comment below with your favorite winter comfort food. If you include a recipe or a link to one, you get a bonus entry!!
2. Like or follow me on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. (If you already do, thanks! Each site on which you follow or like me will earn you a bonus entry.)
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That's it! The giveaway will be open until 10:30pm today (Wednesday), and the winner will be announced by 11pm!
Come back tomorrow for another art auction, and Friday's big bonus giveaway!!
My favorite winter comfort food is chocolate chip cookies. I'd give you the recipe but you know I'll just make them for you instead. Oh, and pizza. The recipe for that is the Domino's phone number.
ReplyDeleteHa! The Domino's phone number. So good! And thanks for always making me cookies!!!
DeleteFavorite winter comfort food- soups and stews- but don't make me pick a favorite! My mom makes a great potato chowder, and I love any version of minestrone or veggy soup!
ReplyDeleteMe, too! I LOVE soups and stews! I found an amazing recipe for a chicken, corn, and sweet potato chowder years ago and can't get enough! (You start by cooking bacon in the soup pot, so you KNOW it's gotta be good!)
DeleteI really love this easy pot roast recipe and it's especially good in winter :) http://theholcombhouse.blogspot.com/2012/06/mississipp-roast.html
ReplyDeleteMmmm...thank you for sharing! I'll have to try that!
DeleteI love chicken and dumplings for comfort! Barry and I like to make the broth from a cooked chicken, then pull the meat and add spices and dumplings. :)
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DeleteThat sounds really good! I've always wanted to try making broth from a chicken, but I'm too lazy. I need to work on that... ;)
DeletePasta is a comfort food for me. I live baked ziti!
ReplyDeleteI don't follow a recipe though, but here is one if someone wants to try it!
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/11758/baked-ziti-i/
Thanks, Rach!! I remember your baked ziti - it's good!
DeleteMashed potaoes for sure! Roasted garlic makes them extra special: http://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-roast-garlic-in-the-oven-5341
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm... Yes! I love mashed potatoes. Thanks for the recipe!!
DeleteMy favorite comfort food is soup made by my mom. 31 years and sometimes I still just need my mommy.
ReplyDeleteMacaroni and cheese does the trick - especially in the winter! :)
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DeleteMy favorite comfort foods depend on the time of year. Colder months I go with soups and stews and summer time : ice cream. One of my favorite soups is white bean chili but you gave me that recipe. I also love cheeseburger soup. I can't find the recipe on my Pinterest page for that but here is a different one:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.foodiecrush.com/the-best-cheeseburger-soup/
Oh, yeah! That's good stuff.
DeleteI really like this dessert called pavlova. It's Australian and made with baked meringue with various fruit preserves on it. My mom makes it all the time and it's one of my favorite comfort foods! :)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds so good! Thanks for the suggestion, Ana!
DeleteI love Chocolate or maybe some mashed potatoes.
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone, for entering! Liz, you're the lucky winner today!! There'll be another giveaway on Friday, so keep checking back for more!
ReplyDeleteI like cauliflower at gratin soup. From weight watchers. Cut up 1 head into 1-2" pieces. Cut up 1 onion too. I like to sauté onion first in 2T olive oil. Then add 2-3 cups water and cauliflower. Simmer until soft enough to cut up finer with a spoon. Sprinkle with about 1/2t salt and pepper and a big dash nutmeg. Add about 1/2-1 cup milk. Toast 2 slices wheat bread and turn it into crumbs (food processor if available). Mix crumbs with 1 cup shredded cheese (I like pepper jack) and put the mixture over 4-5 bowls of the soup. Broil until topping is browned and melted.
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