Canadian Recipes

Canadian Recipes Index: recipes for some of the seasonal and regional foods that make Canadian cuisine Canadian. Browse through Recipe for Travel’s Canadian Recipes.

Signs of Spring in Canada: Fiddleheads

Signs of Spring in Canada: Fiddleheads

Fiddleheads are one of Canada’s few indigenous vegetables, and one of my favourite signs of spring, and summer to come. They are simply delicious and crunchy, steamed and topped with a bit of lemon juice and butter, or in stir-fries or cheesy casseroles.

This is one of those ‘everything but the kitchen sink’ kind of recipes that I threw together after having lobster at home one night — a real treat — and this fish stock is delicious in any of my seafood dishes, especially my clam chowder. As with most of my recipes, you can take or …Read full article

This easy recipe for homemade granola with Canadian maple syrup makes a delicious, healthy snack as well as a fulfilling breakfast with fresh yogurt, fruit and honey, which was one of my favourite breakfasts while I traveled in Greece. Try adding some of this granola mixture to your favourite apple crumble or pie recipe for …Read full article

Canadian Recipes Index

Sometimes it’s a little difficult to identify a uniquely Canadian cuisine for a number of reasons I cover in the page on Canadian food. There are a few foods and dishes that I consider to be unique to Canada, especially some French Canadian and seasonal and regional foods like fiddleheads, that I am including in …Read full article

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