What to have for lunch on a cold day?? Well something hot and hardy. I made corn muffins and bean stew. I call it stew, because I use three type of beans, potatoes and carrots.
When ever I make any kind of soup beans I will make corn muffins. I will save some of the muffins for having with chili . I had to use the big pot for the ham bone and decided to not dirty another pan . Hey less dish washing for me. Once I picked the ham off the boiled bone, I saved the bones for Sam the dog (Emma's ) Then I boiled some diced potatoes , onions, and carrots. Then I add a can of pinto, red , and navy beans. Do not forget to add some Mrs. Dash seasonings. You do not need salt. Ted loves this stew. I'll just make a small salad to go along with it.
Hope all of you are doing well today and staying warm. Baby it's cold here. XO
Yum! I love soups and this one sounds really good. I also love corn muffins. Alot of times we will have vegetable soup with cornbread instead of crackers. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteHi Kelly, I had that nice ham bone in the freezer from Christmas...so I used it for flavoring. But some times I will use smoked sausage as the meat. I like corn muffins with chili and veggie soup too. :) Blessings to you and yours, xoxo,Susie
DeleteI used my big pot for doing the same thing...EXCEPT I saved the bone from the spiral ham....and used it to put in beef stock and chicken stock and made a yummmmmy pot of vegetable soup.
ReplyDeleteThen, I tossed the ham bone.
I always use my hambone for soup.
We had plenty to eat for supper...and I froze a couple of containers to enjoy later.
Love muffins with my soup, too.
Sending you warm hugs.
Jackie
Hi Jackie, I love corn muffins with chili. I never thought of using the ham bone for stock. I will have to try that. I did have this ham bone in the freezer from Christmas dinner...I gave all the daughters the left over ham. LOL. Blessings to you, xoxo,Susie
DeleteOh yes ma'am! A cold winter day and beef stew with corn muffins sounds perfect! When can I join you! Stay warm Susie!!
ReplyDeleteBetsy, I haven't made beef stew for some time. I call this bean stew...because it's way more than just beans. But now you have me thinking of beef stew....maybe next week or two. LOL. Hey you live in Texas...isn't it warmer there? :):) Bless your heart, xoxo,Susie
DeleteIt's most definitely a day for a warm bowl of hearty soup, accompanied by corn muffins....perfect :)
ReplyDeleteHope you are staying warm and cozy dear one.
Hugs,
~Jo
Thank you Jo. The sun did come out and it was cold enough you could barely tell. A soup day indeed. My husband was truly enjoying his lunch. Good thing as we had to fill the wood box at the back door. takes about 5 wheel barrow loads. Plus filling the bird feeders. I also threw out lots of old bread for them. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
Deletethat sounds like the perfect meal for today!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Laurie...I think our winter is here now. We are in for more snow soon. Good thing I went to the store on Saturday. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
DeleteWe love soups and stews so much during the cold wintertime...and we always have cornbread with them, too. :) Your soup sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteHi BJ, Ted did enjoy his lunch. We have had chores today. Like load the wood box at the back door. Bring in a load for the box by the fireplace. Filling bird feeders and doing laundry. There's only two of us...why do we have so many things to do all the time? LOL Blessings to you, xoxo,Susie
Deletewe have been freezing the last couple of days, and I have been wanting to cook a big pot of beans with the ham bone. Soups are such a hit during cold winter days
ReplyDeleteHi Daniela, It's very cold today, but I'm thankful the wind isn't blowing like on Sunday. I think everyone was smart and saved the ham bones from their Christmas hams. Nothing seasons soups better. We ate ours at lunch ...it warmed us and we did our chores. Blessings to you and yours, xoxo,Susie
DeleteHi!!! thanks for my birthday wishes and cannot wait to read thru your blog!
ReplyDeleteSoup looks yummy and I'm kinda chuckling because I'm sitting here freezing...its 45 degrees here today in the deep south and THAT IS COLD FOR US!!! then I see pics of your snow and realize I better keep my trap shut! hahaha...we do have bright sunshine today tho....thinking of what to cook tonight while we watch college football championships...we are LSU all the way. We didn't make it to finals but we have to support our SEC!!!!
I used to vacation in Florida...go back to work and everyone would ask where's you tan..well with the wind off the ocean , some times even 60 degrees is chilly. LOL. Hope your team wins. Blessings to you and yours, xoxo,Susie
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ReplyDeleteHope you are well. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
DeleteI made Albondigas-Mexican meatball soup. It's easy and not spicy. Best with tortillas, lime and avocado.
ReplyDeleteHi Honey, You'll have to give me the recipe...cause you now I like easy cooking.LOL. I love you sweetheart, Mommy
DeleteI'd eat your bean stew, but hubby wouldn't. So glad to hear you say that you use Mrs Dash and no salt. I am watching my sodium and always trying new salt free seasonings. It's cold here too, I think it's cold everywhere....at least all the blogs I've read say they're cold.
ReplyDeleteI rarely use salt or very little. There's too much sodium in our foods before it's even cooked. I am not a big fan of beans(Too many in childhood) so I have to mix the potatoes, carrots and onions into them. I think winter is here now. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
DeleteMmmmmm a hearty soup/stew is perfect for a cold day - and corn muffins go with just about anything, I think.
ReplyDeleteJoAnn, I was kind of surprised how many people like the corn muffins with their soups. It seems more like a meal than with crackers. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
DeleteThat sounds and looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteHi Liz, It was very good. My husband loved it. We filled ourselves up and did a ton of chores after lunch. LOL. Blessings, stay warm. xoxo,Susie
DeleteHappy Monday! We made turkey soup yesterday-usually we have enough for two nights, but it was thicker than normal and only enough for one night. Tonight we made spaghetti. We will have enough for tomorrow night. Often if it is really cold, I will have lentil soup for lunch(not homemade though), we love beans and ham. I also have a really good chili recipe that I'll have to make soon. I could make corn muffins, but we just put corn chips and cheese on top. Glad I just finished dinner or I'd be hungry. Stay warm Susie.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Noreen
Noreen, I think just about all of us like soup on really cold days.:):) When I used to have left over turkey, I used every bit of that old bird.LOL. We sure like corn muffins with Chili here also. Stay warm and safe. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
DeleteYummy! That sounds so good to me right now, Susie. It's been cold here too. And what better way to warm up than with a warm bowl of stew and cornbread. Do you know that cornbread and chili is one of my favorites? That will be nice to have later after the stew is gone. I really like that red pot. It seems that food cooks better with pots like that. What a wonderful meal this is.
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Sheri, That is funny. I never ever thought of chili with cornbread or muffins till a few years ago. We always had crackers growing up and My girls when little wanted PB and butter sandwiches with their chili. Stay warm and safe please. Blessings, Love you, xoxo,
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Hey, that sounds really good!!! I love a good bean stew - so hearty and healthy!!
ReplyDeleteI used the canned beans because who wants to cook all day. LOL....I am getting be one fix it quick cook. LOL. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
DeleteSounds yummy, Susie! I love making big pots of soup and chili in the winter time. Tonight I made chicken and veggie soup for dinner. I had it simmering for hours and it was so yum! Keep warm:)
ReplyDeleteDonna, Honestly coming into someone's house while soup is simmering is heavenly. Or something in the oven. Stay warm honey, I know you are having some really cold weather. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
DeleteYummy, Susie! Great for a cold day! xo Nellie
ReplyDeleteNellie, It's Tuesday now and colder than yesterday. I think our winter is now going to be mean. LOL> Blessings, stay warm girl, xoxo,Susie
DeleteIt looks like a wonderful meal for a cold day! I love soups and stew (homemade that is). Enjoy! Blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteCindy, This is kind of homemade...I used the canned beans...takes too long to cook beans for me. :):) Blessings to you, hope you are doing well into this new year. xoxo,Susie
DeleteHi Susie! I wanted to pop on over and read here at your blog! Thank you for the recent Visit to Corn in my coffee pot. I see from your blog roll we read some of the same ol blogs... We call that "traveling in the same circles", and I guess we have just never made acquaintances!
ReplyDeleteI've read several of your post! The snow is lovely, so glad it's there with you, and not here. Though, w have had some cold temps the past few days-- but nothing white.
You have a beautiful GROWING family... So do we! We're expecting our 20th LITTLE. End of January first of February.
You'll be seeing more of me here.
Oh and kudos on the corn Muffins-- I make a corn cake and cute it into squares.. We like ours sweet. Today we had it with potato soup with ham in it! Delicious on a cold day!
I came from a big family...but never wanted one myself.LOL....I have 4 of the sweetest daughters and now they have families. I truly love each and every one of them. My twins will be having a b-day near the end of the month. One of them is a grandmother with two grands now. Wowwee, how did that happen ??LOL Blessings to you and yours, xoxo,Susie
DeleteSounds wonderful for a cold winter's day...I need to make something like that here, too! Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteLinda, It took winter a little while to get here...with the snow, wind and cold...but oh it's here now. I think I'll be making more soups. LOL> Blessings xoxo,Susie
DeleteOh yummy. I love your soup...and I always make cornbread muffins, and freeze what we don't use, as my dearest loves cornbread with chili. I think I need to make your recipe real soon.l Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWanda, I was amazed at the people who do like corn muffins with chili. :):) We do too. Some times I used smoked sausages if I don't have ham. Blessings to you and your hubby, xoxo,Susie
DeleteWe are having potato soup today but I'm going to try this recipe sometime. It looks YUMMY! Thanks for sharing!
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Cindy, Chili and potato soups are our all time favorites. Ted loves them all with corn muffins. We'll be eating soups for a while seems like, with this cold air. Blessings, stay safe, xoxo,Susie
DeletePerfect for a cold day or evening. I like breakfast on a cold night which is probably what we'll have this evening.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, Some times I will order breakfast for lunc when out to eat...cause we normally have cereal here..no eggs, bacon or toast for breakfast. So it's a treat. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
DeleteSounds good on a cold day like this. I made veggie soup with a can of northern beans in it this time. Its good, had it for lunch. Less dishes works for me, too. I love doing it all in one pot...ya get smarter the older you get!
ReplyDeleteTete, I had to smile when you said you like one pot meals too. I used canned beans ...cause who wants to cook all day.? LOL Today (Tuesday) , I make chili and a meatloaf....now there's stuff to pop in the oven or microwave. Yum. We got that same cold blowing snow. Blessings,xoxo,Susie
DeleteGeorgia is colder than usual and this would be delish for supper! Hope you are staying safe and warm. xo
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious Susie! Stay warm!
DeleteOh, YUM!!! What a perfect winter's meal!!!
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