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Grilled cheese and tomato soup: A comfort food menu

There are few things cozier or more winter-nostalgic than the pairing of grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup. It's a great menu to bid farewell to the season.
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Andreas Trauttmansdorff Italian sausage and tomato soup recipe
Photo by Andreas Trauttmansdorff

Bid farewell to winter by celebrating the best of the season: comfort food! There are few things cozier or more nostalgic than the pairing of grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup. Our recipes give a flavourful spin on the traditional. The Italian sausage and tomato soup is ready in under 20 minutes and can simmer for extra flavour while you finish grilling the best grilled-cheese sandwiches you've ever had.

French onion grilled cheese

Melted gruyére on rye with onions slow-cooked in beef broth, sherry and thyme. It's a fabulous take on french onion soup without the time-commitment.

Roberto Caruso French onion grilled cheese recipe
Photo by Roberto Caruso
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Apple-berry brown betty

This slow-cooker delight is an easy, low-effort dessert. Warm and crumbly, served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, it's the perfect way to round out a wintry comfort food menu.

Apple-berry-brown-betty-0-l John Cullen

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