it all started with a love for food
My dad put this chili recipe in one of my school cookbooks they sold each year. My dad always used beef and pork, but I’ve used a ton of different meats to great success. My favourite spin on it is elk and adding a habanero pepper for heat. This chili is popular everywhere it goes.
These naturally vegan spring rolls pack tons of flavour and they’re wrapped in a tiny crunchy package. What’s not to love? This recipe was inspired by Edna, who always made the best homemade spring rolls.
This vegan pie crust is flaky, dairy-free, AND sugar-free! The little pop of flavour comes from the vinegar in the dough and the flecks of vegan butter incorporated into the flour. I won’t give you some long winded story on how I got to this read more..
This flavourful Mexican pozole verde is made simple with shredded rotisserie chicken, canned salsa verde, beans, and hominy. The intense flavours brought out by the simple ingredients make this an easy weeknight recipe to whip up on short notice.
This soup tastes like fall. It’s warm, hearty, and a little bit spicy. This soup is ultimate comfort while also being incredibly good for you! It’s high in protein, fiber, and lots of nutrients and low in fat! Simple ingredients and simply delicious.
We always ordered Mango Curry at this Indian restaurant called The Mango Tree. This mango curry is creamy, a little sweet, and a whole lot of flavour! It can be made as it is here or modified using any number of meat alternatives.
Light, fluffy, and layered with butter, these savoury scones are the ultimate treat for breakfast. Perfect to prep for a quick breakfast or snack. These scones are super versatile, incorporating almost any ingredients you want!
This recipe is delicious and a great main along with rice or a good addition to a lineup of curries for dinner. I prefer to eat over rice but this curry is perfect for dipping naan or flatbread. Freezer friendly and make-ahead friendly.
My mom’s pasta sauce is perfect for a quick weeknight dinner. Make a big batch, freeze it in individual or larger portions, and thaw on the stove in the same amount of time it takes your water to boil and pasta to cook.
This dip is the ultimate accompaniment to any Greek or Mediterranean dish. Subtly tangy and a refreshing addition to your plate. My favourite way to enjoy it is with souvlaki in a pita or rice bowl or simply just as a dip for your pita!