And if you’re partaking in dry january, how about keeping a fun non alcoholic drink on hand, like a punchy ginger switchel? there’s pots of soup, brownies, salads, slow cooker chicken, and so much more — here are 31 of our favorite winter recipes to inspire your cooking all month long. save all recipes 31. 1 31. This chicken cacciatore recipe is simple—it’s just chicken simmered with onions, bell peppers and mushrooms in a robust tomato sauce. but the ingredients combine to create a rustic stew with hearty, rich, complex flavors. go to recipe. 10 49. meat loaf from the slow cooker recipe photo by taste of home.
But despite the longness of january good things still happened. i thought i’d try something new this year and share a few family favorites at the end of each month. things we’re each loving and what we’ve been up to. so get cozy (i got a little long winded on this one!) and i hope you enjoy our january family favorites!. 31. schedule annual medical dental appointments. while not necessarily fun, scheduling your annual medical, eye, dental, dermatologist, etc. appointments is one of the best things to do in january. not only will doing so take a big burden off your plate, it will help you keep your healthy habits on track all year long. Here’s a list of 100 activities you can consider doing with your family in january: build a snowman in the backyard. go ice skating at a local rink. have a family movie night with winter themed films. bake and decorate winter themed cookies. visit a local museum. plan a winter picnic in the living room. Sprinkles. baking cocoa powder (for sprinkling on whipped cream) whipped cream (in the fridge) kara anderson suggests putting your hot chocolate bar to good use by throwing a hot chocolate party. this is a great idea for a teen social event you can host this month or something simply fun to do with your own kids. 4.
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