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Friday 4 September 2015

Certainly the time of year...

...for more 'comfort foods'.

As the weather starts to turn and the nights are drawing in, do you find yourself turning to more 'comfort' type foods?

I certainly do...and whilst some are quite healthy - veggie stews, soups etc. (as long as you don't include the chunks of fresh, buttered bread LOL)...there are others that are not so healthy.

More cakes start to creep in...


...and with the lovely Muffin stall at the Farmer's market twice a month, it is easy to have a supply on hand - not good for the waist-line but boy do they taste yummy.

Packets of crumpets also seem to leap into my shopping basket more often as the weather gets chillier - who can resist a lovely hot crumpet with lashings of butter Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Do you notice a change in your eating habits as the seasons change?...............................................

5 comments:

Kim Dellow said...

Oh no! There should have been a pop up warning before I got here! Too yum! They look gorgeous! I'm on a sugar cut down at the moment until Halloween when I'm going to eat every cake that isn't nailed to the floor. I mean eat a sensible amount of sweets and cakes like the adult that I am LOL!
Ahh Autumn, comfort food heaven!
Kx

Sue Jones said...

yummm - I was only thinking as I ate my packed lunch at school today that I will need to making soup to bring in soon! Those cakes look fab but i am trying to lose a bit of flab! ( She says - we have fish n' chips for tea!!)

Sue Jones said...

yummm - I was only thinking as I ate my packed lunch at school today that I will need to making soup to bring in soon! Those cakes look fab but i am trying to lose a bit of flab! ( She says - we have fish n' chips for tea!!)

jill said...

I was thinking the same thing yesterday as I was shopping that it won't be long before the slow cooker comes out . There certainly has been a quick change in the weather .

Sandra said...

Simon bought me the latest bake off book, and I've already got a few pages markedcx