Mushroom Parmesan pasta filling
This is a great filling for vegetarian pasta like ravioli, tortellini, or sauced pastas like lasagne or ragù.
The recipes we actually cook.
This is a great filling for vegetarian pasta like ravioli, tortellini, or sauced pastas like lasagne or ragù.
This is a recipe from our childhood: a three-layer icebox cookie, chocolate, vanilla, and cherry, chilled in a log and sliced.
A ham-hock bean soup built on a mix of nine dried beans.
Pizza with less effort, what’s not to like? A long rise time results in a deeper flavour.
These are a sort of deep-fried doughnut. Various western European cultures make a variant of these around the holidays, and some call them a New Year’s cookie.
A Kipfel is traditionally a crescent-shaped yeast bread, one of the oldest styles of pastries.
Many curries have a chunky onion base (like Balti). We use this when riffing on curries, as it’s an easy build, freezes well, and adds a bunch of flavour to any gravy-like dish.
What else is there to say! Once we found this recipe, it became our family favourite. You can use vanilla, chocolate, or butterscotch pudding depending on the type of cookie you’re craving, and mix up the chips for even more variety.
This recipe works for most vegetables, though corn is a slightly special case as it needs a bit longer than most veg. It sounds simple (and is), but the trick is to get the corn to brown and char a bit, for those summer roasting flavours.
This is a sort of copy-cat recipe of the BK classic chicken sandwich, which is a lightly breaded, pepper-forward, minced patty made from mostly white meat. I like them with fresh onion, mustard, lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, and mayonnaise. …
There’s this Canadian franchise that makes a very classic style of pizza: thick crust, tonnes of sauce and toppings, everything that isn’t a New York-style pizza. They make a jalapeño dip that I miss when we order from somewhere else. This …
This is a family recipe, a classic European bun.
This is a classic summer treat, with peaches from the Okanagan.
A Nanaimo bar with a peanut butter middle layer in place of the custard. A family recipe, checked against a Food Network version.
Our take on pebre, the Chilean table salsa: a fresh, chunky tomato salsa sharpened with lime, lemon, and a splash of red wine vinegar. It’s better after a rest in the fridge, once the onion mellows and the juices come together.
This recipe is from an old family recipe card. Not our family, of course, but from a random internet stranger’s family.