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  • Corn Chowder

    Sweet Alberta corn, smoky bacon and potatoes in a hearty bowl, finished with cilantro and a squeeze of lime. Late summer in a bowl.

    Read the recipe → about Corn Chowder
  • not your grandma’s coleslaw

    Cabbage might not be the flashiest vegetable, but it’s one of the most enduring. According to Wikipedia, it’s been cultivated in Europe since around 1000…

    Read the recipe → about not your grandma’s coleslaw
  • Peach Tomato Salad

    Ripe peaches, tomatoes, cucumber and green onion in lemon and olive oil, finished with sumac and fresh dill.

    Read the recipe → about Peach Tomato Salad
  • The Real Spaghetti Bolognese

    A proper, slow-built bolognese, not the jarred-sauce shortcut version.

    Read the recipe → about The Real Spaghetti Bolognese
  • Spinach and Cheese Crisps

    Lacy baked cheese crisps studded with spinach, crunchy through and through.

    Read the recipe → about Spinach and Cheese Crisps
  • Beurre Monté (Emulsified Butter Sauce)

    Minimal ingredients, maximum elegance: cold butter whisked into steaming water until silky, first tried over local asparagus and never abandoned since.

    Read the recipe → about Beurre Monté (Emulsified Butter Sauce)
  • Smoked Salmon Dip

    A creamy dill and smoked salmon dip, finished with a curl of salmon on top.

    Read the recipe → about Smoked Salmon Dip
  • Rhubarb Tart

    My mom’s rhubarb patch was our childhood hiding place. Now those ruby stalks are baked into a brown sugar and almond filling on a buttery crust.

    Read the recipe → about Rhubarb Tart
  • Cottage Cheese Pizza Snacks

    A pizza-inspired snack built on a cottage cheese base, all the flavour without the dough.

    Read the recipe → about Cottage Cheese Pizza Snacks
  • Baked Cod Parcels

    A French trick for weeknights: dinner sealed in a parcel, steamed in its own juices, and ready in 20 minutes.

    Read the recipe → about Baked Cod Parcels
  • Crustless Lemon Hand Pies

    Sweetened condensed milk, lemon juice and zest baked in a muffin tin: lemon pie flavour with a cake texture, no crust needed.

    Read the recipe → about Crustless Lemon Hand Pies
  • Homemade Lemon Curd

    Silky, tangy, and bursting with bright citrus flavour. Spoon it into parfaits and desserts, try it as a glaze over roast chicken, spread it over baked brie, or whisk it into a vibrant vinaigrette.

    Read the recipe → about Homemade Lemon Curd
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