Comfort Food

To me, there must be a combination of crispy and flavorful. Once you get through the top layer, the chicken needs to be hot and juicy. If it’s dry, then I’m done with you.

Sometimes that perfect comfort meal is all it takes to get through a winter storm.

We are entering a time of year between fall and winter when for many it is "comfort food" time. When I think comfort foods, one of the first that pops into my mind is "soup" there is nothing better than a hot bowl of soup on a chilly day.

Demand was so high for the Hoboken Mac & Cheese Festival that when tickets went on sale it took less than an hour for them to sell out!

Momma Bonnie, of Momma's Matzoball Soup fame, stopped by the WOBM offices today to tempt us with her secret recipe comfort food. Check out Justin's taste test!

Growing up, I remember snow days meant chicken noodle soup with saltine crackers. And hot chocolate was served after we'd come in from sledding or playing in the snow. Grilled cheese with tomato soup is served in many New Jersey homes on a day like today. Pancakes, chili, chicken pot pie, lasagna, hot apple cider...those are some other favorite dishes that you might be enjoying during the blizzard.

Comfort food is food that provides a nostalgic or sentimental value to someone   It's Holiday Season and Winter is right around the corner so it got me thinking about comfort foods. It's the perfect time of year and here's my list of my TOP Five Pot Pie Chili Chicken Noodle Soup Stew Mac & Cheese What would YOU add to our list ?    ...

Regardless of what the actual path of our storm is this weekend, I think we can all agree it's going to be a mess! Forecasters are calling for snow, sleet, rain, and wind ... little of everything. So with this in mind I thought we'd talk about "comfort food"     While we are indoors this weekend what are you favorite comfort foods ?   Acco...

It's cold. And it's only going to get colder over the next couple of days. While it would be nice to crank the heat and let it run on full blast all day and night, that's not exactly an economically viable way to keep warm. So what's your favorite way to warm up?

We're at that time of year - colder weather and the perfect time for some nice, hearty comfort food. So what do you like to cook up this time of year?