This is the amount of snow that can shut down Atlanta (about 1/2" or so) with a little ice underneath.
My oak leaf hydrangea in the snow and the poor camellias that are probably a lost cause.
One way to stay warm is to do some major cooking and hang out in the kitchen. I decided to make some hearty comfort food--Shepard's pie. Lots of fresh veggies
Mashed potatoes and parsnips mixed with non-fat yogurt instead of butter and milk
Here it is ready for the oven.
Super yummy goodness and there's lots more for the rest of the week until we thaw out.
11 comments:
Brrr...cuddle up with those kitties and stay warm! Your shepard's pie looks yummy!!
That looks major yummy! I've been sewing, so cereal for me tonight. Karmen
it's the ice underneath that will do you in - stay warm!
I drove through Atlanta during an ice storm many years ago. We watched the car in front of us do a 360 on a bridge. I almost came to a stop and then crept over the bridge. Then white knuckled it through the city and on up to DC. That's when I said I would never go north during the winter again. ;-)
Thaw is on the way...stay warm. I am even ready for Spring and the pollen that comes with it!
This is the craziest winter I can remember for the South...we've never had cold this long. I think it's getting better the end of the week. Shepard's pie is perfect!
Hope you managed to stay warm. This is some really weird weather that we are having.
OMG it's freakin' cold in Hotlanta! That's just w.r.o.n.g. I'm just sayin'. And I'm wondering how does one swing an invite for dinner? That's some mighty awesome pie you're cookin' up there. Lordy bee!!!
Yea. Just plain cold. I'm wearing clothing at home I didn't remember owning like thermal underwear. My flannel backed Christmas quilt may never get taken off our bed. Your shepherd's pie sounds great. I don't think I've ever eaten it. Is that a dish your Mom made?
It's slowly getting milder here so I hope the cold snap is leaving your area!
Shepherd's Pie, wow, does that look excellent!
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