These lasagna roll-ups and stuffed shells with creamy ricotta, spinach, and béchamel are the ultimate make-ahead comfort food! Creamy, flavorful, and perfect for freezing, gifting, or prepping family meals ahead of time.
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These lasagna roll-ups and stuffed shells with creamy ricotta, spinach, and béchamel are the ultimate make-ahead comfort food! Creamy, flavorful, and perfect for freezing, gifting, or prepping family meals ahead of time.
These lasagna roll-ups and stuffed shells with creamy ricotta, spinach, and béchamel are the ultimate make-ahead comfort food! Creamy, flavorful, and perfect for freezing, gifting, or prepping family meals ahead of time.
Strawberry season is the sweetest time of year, and these Summer Strawberry Bars are the perfect way to celebrate it! Made with juicy, fresh-picked strawberries and a buttery crumb crust that’s both crisp and tender, these bars are ideal for backyard gatherings, potlucks, or simply enjoying at home with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Whether you're craving something fruity and easy or need a quick dessert to feed a crowd, this no-fail recipe is your go-to.
When the first stalks of rhubarb meet sweet, juicy strawberries, it’s time to make the ultimate spring and early summer dessert: Strawberry Rhubarb Cobbler. This classic recipe pairs tart fruit with fluffy buttermilk biscuits, all baked to golden perfection. The fruit bubbles up, the topping turns crisp and golden, and the scent? Irresistible. It’s perfect served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or a generous dollop of whipped cream.
This recipe is one of those hidden gems that might seem simple at first glance, but trust me, it packs a punch in terms of flavor and versatility. Whether you’re in a rush or have time to let it marinate all day, this dish will never disappoint! It’s my go-to for transforming less expensive cuts of meat and poultry into something that tastes gourmet.
This 5-ingredient sheet pan sausage and sweet potato roast is my kind of cooking — simple, cozy, and full of flavour. Perfectly portioned for one or two people, it’s a no-fuss dinner that comes together in under an hour with minimal prep and cleanup.
I used locally made sausages from a nearby butcher (support local!) paired with sweet potatoes, grey shallots, grainy mustard, and a drizzle of pomegranate molasses for a sweet and tangy finish. Roasted all together on a parchment-lined sheet pan, it’s both rustic and refined, and easily scalable — whether you're cooking for 2 or 8.
Soft, citrus-infused, and topped with a tangy lemon glaze, these buttery lemon brownies are the perfect sweet treat for Easter, spring brunches, or any sunny get-together.
Say hello to your new favorite spring dessert! These Buttery Lemon Brownies are everything you love about a classic fudgy brownie—minus the chocolate and full of vibrant citrus flavor. With their rich, buttery texture and bright lemon glaze, they strike the perfect balance between sweet and tangy.
There’s something magical about fondue nights. Whether you're cozying up with your sweetheart, hosting a lively family dinner, or enjoying a fun night with friends, fondue brings people together like no other meal. Even kids love the excitement of dipping bite-sized goodies into a simmering pot of flavorful broth! Plus, making your own fondue broth is way more affordable than buying pre-made versions—without any mystery ingredients!
Spelt Flour and Oatmeal Cookies with Cranberries
These wholesome cookies are perfect for families, gatherings, and after-school snacks. Packed with energy and flavor, they offer a delightful chewiness with just the right touch of sweetness. The best part? You can easily customize them to suit your preferences—swap the cranberries for raisins, add nuts, or even throw in some chocolate chips.
In Quebec, a fricassée is a rustic, comforting dish that evolved from French culinary traditions. Historically, "fricassée" originates from France and refers to a dish where meat (often poultry or veal) is sautéed and then stewed in a white or light sauce. However, in Quebec cuisine, the term took on a more practical and resourceful meaning.
"Quebec Sugar Pie has as many versions as cooks, but tradition demands that the filling be somewhat thin in consistency and, because of its richness, that the depth of the filling be much less than for pies in general." - Laura Secord Canadian Cookbook
This quote perfectly encapsulates how I've experienced sugar pie my entire life. These pies are a staple at every family gathering during the winter, especially during the holidays and Sugaring-Off season (maple syrup making season). For the longest time, I let my aunts handle the sugar pie making, but now it's our turn to carry on these beloved family traditions.
Discover a comforting and hearty Split Pea Soup recipe inspired by the Laura Secord Canadian Cookbook. Perfect for a crowd, this traditional Canadian dish combines lentils, a ham bone, and pantry staples for a soul-warming meal.
Caramelized onions are the soul of this dish, adding depth and irresistible umami. Coupled with sweet roasted peppers, creamy white beans, and a handful of baby spinach or peppery arugula, this soup strikes a perfect balance of flavors. It’s a bowl of comfort that’s as beautiful as it is delicious.
Pumpkin pie is a classic seasonal treat, this recipe is coming out just before Thanksgiving but why limit it to just the fall and winter months? With homemade pumpkin purée that’s easy to make and freezes beautifully, you can enjoy the cozy flavors of pumpkin pie all year long—no canned pumpkin needed!
I have worked hard to find a balance when making this recipe, it can be so delicious or so blah. I like the latter, it has to be delicious, shrimp are not a cheap ingredient, I hate not bringing the best out of an ingredient, I feel I am cheating it out of its glory.
These cookies are the cookies of the summer. They are chocolate chips cookies made yummier by the salty taste of the Skor’s Chipits, then the added butterscotch drizzle balances it all again.
INGREDIENTS:
2 c. plain Greek yogurt, sour cream or a mix of both
1 c. cucumber, finely diced, salted and drained (see below)
Juice of half a lemon (about 2 tbsp.)
4 large cloves garlic, minced
3 green onions, chopped finely
½ tsp. dried dill or 1 tsp. fresh dill
1 tsp. coarse sea salt
½ tsp. black pepper