Happily Cooking

Skip to Recipe It is November, and almost winter, which means less daylight, sluggish moods, and bleak weather that chills our insides. While winter may feel like it lasts forever when the months drag on, thankfully we have hearty comfort food that sticks to our ribs and helps us get through. And, if I am talking about comfort food, how can I forget the iconic Coq Au Vin? Quintessentially French, Coq Au Vin (literally “rooster in red wine”) is an iconic dish from the rustic cooking repertoire of France. It is a savory, robust and hearty stew of braised chicken in a luscious, glossy red wine sauce with mushroom and pearl onions. The result is a dish full of fall-apart chicken and the most succulent sauce. Absolutely divine! Sounds fancy, right? In reality, it is a simple, one-pot wonder full of layered, rich flavors that is elegant and impressive enough to serve while entertaining guests, yet comforting enough for a cozy

Skip to Recipe Ever since Starbucks developed the special winter- time treat, Cinnamon Dolce Latte, way back in 2006, it quickly became a customer favorite. And, now it is hard to imagine the arrival of autumn without the cozy comfort of this seasonal treat. There’s no denying the deliciousness of a Cinnamon Dolce Latte of Starbucks and it is perfectly fine to indulge once in a while. However, I’m much more partial to making it at home as it is lower in calories, budget-friendly and is as good as Starbucks if not better! And, the best of all, is that you can customize this recipe endlessly to your taste as well. For those craving a Cinnamon Dolce Latte, pass on Starbucks and make this homemade version instead! The Cinnamon Dolce Latte combines the warm flavors of cinnamon, with shot of espresso and freshly steamed milk, all topped with whipped cream and a sprinkle of cinnamon. HOW DOES THIS DRINK TASTE LIKE?