Tourtière: for when you want pie but also protein. A French-Canadian classic that proves warm spices don’t belong exclusively to dessert.
Read MoreThis recipe isn’t for the lactose intolerant or for people who hate garlic. You’ve been warned.
Read MoreEver heard of a hot dog “dragged through the garden”? That’s the Chicago hot dog! Despite having vegetables on it, it’s still a hot dog.
Read MoreWe made a whole lot of chili. A ton. Too much. We’ve eaten so much chili. Our pain is your gain. Learn how to elevate your chili game.
Read MoreNot a master chef? No problem. You can still make these delicious Middle Eastern dishes. (Warning: you may become obsessed with za'atar and pomegranate seeds.)
Read MoreAlternative title: Matty Mattheson's Meaty Monstrosity. If you’re looking for a cheesy, beefy, heart attack guaranteed to wreck your colon, this recipe is for you.
Read MoreLet’s all eat poutine together until the inevitable heat death of the universe.
Read MoreCalgary has one thing going for it: ginger beef. Much like Edmonton and its green onion cakes, ginger beef is Calgary’s contribution to Chinese Canadian cuisine, and it is absolutely delicious!
Read MoreWe made Morisqueta Michoacana (slow-cooked pork with roasted tomatoes and guajillos), served with Frijoles de Olla, Arroz Blanco con Mantequilla, Warm Tortillas de Maiz, and crumbled queso fresco.
Read MoreChicken, cheese, sauce — what's not to like? We compare two popular recipes to create the ultimate chicken parmesan.
Read MoreSure, you could use a stew seasoning packet. Or you could not. It'll be so much better. We promise! Learn how to make amazing, flavorful stew.
Read MoreIf you’re not a fan of chocolate, don’t click this. Chocolate truffles are surprisingly easy to make, and oh-so delicious.
Read MoreChicken cordon bleu is easier to make than you think! All you need is chicken, swiss cheese, and ham. (Plus some eggs, breadcrumbs, and a few other common ingredients, but we’re assuming you have those on hand too, right?)
Read MoreChances are you hate fruitcake. But can you make a fruitcake worth eating? We tried three different fruitcakes to find out.
Read MoreWhen you think about stew, you probably think about beef stew. Beef stew is great and all, but there is something about chicken stew that warms your soul in a different way. It’s wholesome, light, and delicious!
Read MoreThese recipes are bad. No good. Awful. Disgusting. The worst. We recreated them so you can cringe and imagine eating them without actually having to eat them.
Read MoreAnimal style burgers are the way to go. Extra thousand island spread, mustard grilled patties, and extra pickles make In-N-Out burgers even more delicious. Learn how to make them at home!
Read MoreAndy Baraghani is a huge inspiration and talented chef. Join us in recreating his herb rice recipe, which is a labour of love! Prepare your wallet for the price of saffron, though. 👛
Read MoreSoufflé: a mythical French dish that strikes fear into the hearts and minds of all budding chefs. But it shouldn’t — soufflés are easy to make! It just takes a bit of time and a lot of dishes. We answer your questions about soufflés and provide two different recipes — savoury and traditional vs sweet and simplified.
Read MoreIf you’re a beginner learning to cook, these simple recipes are the perfect starting point to gain confidence in the kitchen. These recipes don’t require a ton of ingredients, or weird one-time use ingredients, and don’t require any fancy cooking skills or equipment!
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