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Let's taco 'bout it!
- Sharon had a Parole Violator Sandwich here. Make sure to get a cookie! Winter got some gingerbread (lebkuchen) from one of our awesome listeners. Thanks, Carma, for the tasty treat!
- If you are in Utah, Park City is a nice to place to visit, especially in the winter.
- How to pronounce hygge, koselig, and mysigt.
- Comfort foods vs food that is hygge.
- Get yo'self some candles! Make a fire! Scented oils are a plus!
- Get yo'self some soft blankets (we like these ones), plush rugs (I've been eyeing this one), and fuzzy slippers or socks (Sharon likes these ones).
- Hotpot pots are a necessity for Chinese New Year. Winter doesn't use it often, but it's essential. This is the one we have, but this one is great and less expensive too!
- Winter's goal is to make something in her Instant Pot once a week. Remeber, Kathy Hester's vegan Instant Pot cookbook is coming out this month.
- Sharon gets her spices online here at Penzey's.
- Have you subscribed to our podcast? Make it one of your 2017 New Year's resolutions! You can subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play Music.
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Listening to this episode, I just had to look up the connection between "hug" and "Hygge". According to etymonline.com, our word "hug" actually comes from the Norwegian word for comfort. Makes absolute sense to me!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the cozy inspiration,
Tamra in Snowy PA