Snowed Inn - Breakfast by woodstove

[kdcrws]

Miss Prissy u are my Hero!

 

[ibpboo]

Sounds yummy. Feels cozy.

 

[Cetawin]

Absolutely agree. If worse comes to worse, I'd sooner have a pit dug in my backyard with a grate and woodfire. There is a huge difference in the taste. I always swore if DH I built our home from scratch I would order my stove and it would be an antique wood stove .

 

[purr]

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I agree I made an oxtail stew that was to die for last winter. Oxtails are not easy to find though so I havn't made another one

 

[MissPrissy]

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Yes, it is. I think they called this one a "Baby Bear".

Ladyhawk, if I were able to design the kitchen I want it would cost me mega bucks. LOL I would build the house around the kitchen - it's the room I love best.


I made chili and spaghetti. It tastes awesome! We had cornbread with corn kernels baked in, jalapeno's, cheddar and sour cream for toppings with the chili. I am afraid we all ate like starving little pigs. The spaghetti I had made parmesian bread loaves yesterday so I sliced it and toasted it with garlic and butter for the Italian diners at the table.

 

[lighthawk]

Priss I used to work for a company (many years ago) that cut and bent all the outer steel panels for the fisher stove company in schoolcraft michigan. The company I worked for went out of business way back then and I haven't seen one of those stoves in many years but at the time they were one of the best built stoves on the market. Unmistakeable design that I will never forget. We actually got all the parts for one and welded it up ourselves for use in the barn. Had that one for years till I moved and couldn't take it along.

 

[b.hromada]

Yummy, is all I can say!!! Yeah, I heard all of the eastern coast is having a time of all this snow!!! If you'd like, send some to me, I wouldn't mind at all.

 

[MissPrissy]

lighthawk, this thing can pump out some heat! It will run you out of the house when it is chugging along. LOL

 

[EweSheep]

Would it be necessary to have one stove for each room?

I love woodfire cooking, open pit or not, they are great to have during the winter days!

 

[lighthawk]

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I Bet. I asked my insurance company and found out that if I install one my premium would skyrocket. Alas I will have to be content with the gas furnace. Were I to put one in on the sly it would void my policy were there ever a fire even if the stove didn't cause it. Sad because I have about 10 acres of old growth woods on the back of my property and just the deadfall would probably heat this place for an entire winter.