The best I’ve had is John Harvard’s Winter Warmer (based in the Boston area). Amazing taste, with hints of chocolate, coffee, and possibly caramel, though I’m not positive about that. Any other favorites out... (5 replies, last updated by detroitlove March 5, 2007)

The Tiffany museum is in Winter Park, not Winter Garden. But I’m sure you’ll get plenty of good recommendations there too. (2 replies, last updated by bcodom February 11, 2009)

I’m headed to Ogunquit on Monday, and I’d like to find a few nice places to eat. Most have restricted winter hours, and Monday and Tuesday meals will be tough since most places are closed both days (Jonathan’s,... (9 replies, last updated by chowmensch February 17, 2009)

I just bought one winter radish – it weighed about a pound. Now, what do I do with it (other than,say, using it as a door stop?) (1 reply, last updated by Gio October 19, 2008)

I’m meeting a friend from UCF in Winter Park for dinner and was looking for nice, fun places to eat but also affordable. I’m looking for maybe $8- $15 per person and relaxed environment. Thanks! (1 reply, last updated by winechic March 27, 2008)

Except for a 1 1/2 years in Tucson (miss it!) we have lived in the North East. It’s never stoped us from grilling all winter long. We keep a lodge cast iron grill inside the gas grill fits really well and love it. But in... (0 replies, last updated by don515 February 29, 2008)

Has anyone come back from a 2008 trip to Anguilla? I’m going for a week in March and just trying to decide on one or two special dinners. I’ve read all of the other posts on Anguilla and they have been very helpful.... (6 replies, last updated by ljj May 5, 2008)

Winter is here. Time to snub the watery cucumbers in thick waxy skins and pale tomatoes that look like the ghosts of summer past. What are some good seasonal things to top a green salad with? Some salads I’ve made are along... (21 replies, last updated by poptart January 14, 2008)

Yesterday I made the Old Fashioned Apple Meringue from Sweety Pies. The apples in it are grated, and the egg yolks are used in the filling. My winter ideas would be, besides using frozen fruit, an ice cream pie, custard (9 replies, last updated by ziggylu December 5, 2007)

Loved Sam Adams Winter Lager last year. Anyone know if they’ll use the same recipe again this year? (1 reply, last updated by rl October 7, 2004)

Late this month I get to (read “have to”) make the drive from Sacramento to Fairfield and back. I’m told that in a little town called Winter, in between, there was, and maybe still is, a very good steakhouse.... (5 replies, last updated by Bridget June 7, 2006)

Delightful table in a small hallway-type room, overlooking the river. Worth reserving these small tables—the large room is beautiful, but noisy. Valet parking for $10, otherwise a long lonely walk to free spaces. My... (2 replies, last updated by bistrob February 27, 2007)

Cooke’s closes for the winter. I do not think they will be open next weekend. In the Cape Codder Hotel (just down route 132 from Cooke’s) is the Hearth & Kettle (a local chain) which should be good for a family. For... (4 replies, last updated by AGM/Cape Cod March 7, 2006)

Looking for a nice place fo dinner and wondering if Mooza was still worth it even without the outdoor seating? (0 replies, last updated by AndyK November 28, 2001)

I have a yard (and garden!) for the first time ever. I just got it so my first garden will be a winter one. What do you plant in yours? I’m in the SF Bay Area if that makes any difference. Thank you! (1 reply, last updated by Napkin October 15, 2004)