Bagel Shortage and Hurricane Recipes
Lemon Za?atar chicken is zingy enough to wake up even this dark day. Image by Jessica Fechtor
As East Coasters prepped for the Frankenstorm, stores sold out of flashlights, bottled water and… bagels? According to the Village Voice, nary a bagel was to be found in Manhattan’s West Village this morning.
So what to do if you’re stuck, hunkered down in your home, for the next 24+ hours? Cook a delicious meal of course. Here are some recipe ideas. If you’re missing some ingredients, don’t fret or run out to the store, you have plenty of time on a day like today to experiment with what’s in your pantry.
Share your favorite stormy-day recipes with us in the comments.
Stay safe and dry.
Soups: What’s better on a cold wintery day than a pot of soup? It will calm any nerves you might have about the storm.
Matzo Ball Soup From New York’s Most Famous Delis
Roasted Carrot and Fennel Soup
Shakshuka: We love this dish, because almost anything goes. So rummage around for some veggies and eggs and you have a perfectly delicious supper.
Shakshuka with Spinach, Swiss Chard and Caramelized Onion
Chicken: If it’s meat you are craving, and you’re luck enough to have a chicken in the freezer, you really couldn’t do better than this simple, delicious chicken. Its lemon and za’atar are zingy enough to brighten up this dark day.
Dessert: Rugelach are a bit time consuming, but worth the effort. If you would rather spend the time hanging out with your family and friends, try the olive oil cake instead.
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