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Rylie Horrall<\/strong> |\u00a0 Lifestyle Editor<\/span><\/p>\n Many restaurants have been forced to close temporarily or permanently due to the world\u2019s current state. Because of this, many people may find themselves longing for their favorite foods from these establishments, but unable to obtain any due to the closures and social distancing. Luckily, multiple websites are providing copycat recipes for people to attempt to make their favorites from the comfort of their homes.<\/span><\/p>\n One restaurant that is closing for good is Sweet Tomatoes \u2014 also referred to as Souplantation in other states. This one hits pretty close to home for me, as this was an eatery my friends and I frequented often before COVID-19, so I was happy to learn that their website, souplantation.com<\/a>, has recipes for many of their buffet dishes. For instance, a full list of instructions can be found for their popular seasonal Chicken Pot Pie Stew, which is packed with roasted chicken, red potatoes, mushrooms, celery, pearl onions, green peas and carrots in a creamy base. Other soups and stews can be found under their \u2018Souplantation Recipes\u2019 in addition to other beloved favorites of the establishment.<\/span><\/p>\n For Chick-Fil-A lovers, there are a few recipes that can be found to recreate their sandwiches and various chicken meals. On damndelicious.net<\/a>, the full recipe for a Chick-Fil-A sandwich for two can be found; to recreate the taste, a person needs to marinate a chicken breast in pickle juice for 30 minutes before coating it in milk, egg, flour and powdered sugar and frying it up. The same website also provides a link to a recipe for Chick-Fil-A nuggets.<\/span><\/p>\n In the interest of those craving something sweet while stuck at home, the-girl-who-ate-everything.com<\/a> posted a recipe for Cinnabon\u2019s famous cinnamon rolls. The copycat recipe recommends making the dough for the rolls the night before and letting them rise on the counter overnight, and to change the amount of cinnamon in the recipe if the 2 \u00bd tablespoons would be too intense. Moreover, it says to pour the icing over the cinnamon rolls while they\u2019re still hot so the icing seeps into the roll, then to add more once they have cooled down.<\/span><\/p>\n Finally, for Disney enthusiasts who are missing the park, a few have taken to recreating the famous Dole Whip sweet treat. On homemadehooplah.com<\/a>, it states it can be made using coconut milk, sugar, lemon juice, a pinch of salt and, of course, pineapple chunks \u2014 preferably Dole brand, but any works. Once it\u2019s all blended together, it can be dished up in a glass and eaten with a spoon or sipped through a straw.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n