Heirloom Carrot & Wheat Berry Salad
Wheat berries can take upward of 75 minutes to cook. Soak them overnight in water to help speed up the cooking time.
Wheat berries can take upward of 75 minutes to cook. Soak them overnight in water to help speed up the cooking time.
These rolls are a great choice for nights when you crave something light yet satisfying. For a twist, we’ve swapped out traditional rice noodles for protein-dense quinoa.
These filet mignon–inspired kabobs are made with less expensive top sirloin, then skewered and grilled for a more casual take on the classic steak-house dish. Serve this warm-weather dinner with a baked potato to round out the meal.
These galettes are loaded with buttery peas, leeks and tomatoes, plus enough gooey mozzarella to hold it all together. Round out the meal with a peppery arugula salad.
We replaced the traditional beef with beets in this "carpaccio" to make a colourful dish. Check your local farmers' market or Asian grocery stores for fresh pea shoots—they're the curly, leafy tendrils of the pea plant.
Steamed lobster elevates any meal beyond every day, but for a more contemporary take, we've skipped the butter sauce in favour of a mayo-based lobster roll that's topped with pickled veggies. The end result? A more casual meal inspired by Vietnamese street food. Sprinkle with additional chopped fresh cilantro, if desired.
Flank steaks are large, thin cuts of beef that cook within minutes on the grill. Paired with grilled beans and radishes, and elevated with a punchy Dijon dressing, this is an easy dinner worthy of any Paris bistro.
Think of this as a traditional boiled cabbage dinner wrapped in neat little parcels and bathed in a tangy, sweet sauce. To save prep time, pick up a chunk of corned beef at the deli.
Let the flavour of fresh ravioli shine with a light lemony butter-based sauce. Stuffed fresh (or frozen) pasta doesn't take long to cook. Check for doneness once the ravioli float to the top.
The strong flavour of molasses stands up to lamb shanks, while braising mellows out the complex flavours. Serve with a side of couscous and an extra sprinkling of fresh thyme.