Classic Canadian Dishes
Celebrate Canada with this collections of Classic Canadian Dishes that provide you with ionic recipes that are part of our Canadian history.
Celebrate Canada with this collections of Classic Canadian Dishes that provide you with ionic recipes that are part of our Canadian history.
This simple one-pot fiddlehead pasta recipe is a fresh taste of spring with a hit of zesty lemon and herbaceous basil.
These Pork & Barley Meatballs are easy to make and delicious to eat! They can easily be incorporated into any dish.
Creating a rich textured sauce is easy and rich in protein when using soft tofu! Try it out for a new twist on a family favourite.
This hearty lentil and barley oven baked casserole is perfect to serve up any night of the week with a crunchy green salad served alongside.
These chickpea burgers are a tasty alternative to traditional meat burgers. Perfect for a quick and easy weeknight or weekend meal.
This easy Shakshuka with chickpea dish is the perfect nutrient packed breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner that is ready in as little as 30 minutes.
This potato, green bean, chickpea, tomato and mozzarella salad recipe features a tangy lemon vinaigrette for a delicious alternative to traditional mayonnaise-based potato salads.
These sweet and spicy Sriracha Honey Roasted Chickpeas make the perfect healthy snack. Enjoy slightly warm or once they’ve completely cooled.
This crowd-pleasing Spiced Beef with Spinach and Potatoes recipe is simply spiced right.
A straightforward egg salad sandwich hits the spot on many an occasion. You can serve it on any of your favourite sliced bread or bun, toasted or plain.
This recipe is easy enough to modify and make additions or substitute other ingredients without changing the outcome of delicious bannock.
If you’ve never tried barley or you didn’t like it at first, here’s are 3 ways to enjoy this delicious and hearty grain.
Need new ideas for your weekly rotation of home-cooked dishes? Bring on the barley, with these 3 fabulous ways to enjoy barley.
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No matter what the occasion this bacon ranch macaroni salad is sure to be a big hit!
Are you confused by the different words you see on food packages? Such as Product of Canada or Made in Canada -Let’s take a closer look
All Canadian farming practices ensure that your food is free of antibiotic residues and safe to eat.
Cattle start life by consuming milk and feed on grass for most of their lives. The variable factor is what farmers feed cattle during the final few months before they go to market.
These classic baked beans have East Coast roots — the use of molasses versus maple syrup is a Maritime tradition stemming from New England, in particular Boston.
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