No-Bake Apricot Coconut Balls
Dec 13, 2009
Cool down with this refreshing drink that’s chock-full of the most delicious tropical fruits!
The perfect size to serve with tea or for dessert after a big meal, these squares are just what you need when you’re craving a sweet bite.
Any fish will work beautifully, but pickerel, whitefish or lake trout are especially tasty. There are several curry pastes available, so experiment to find one you like (try Thai red curry paste for a really fiery dish). Serve this saucy curry over rice or rice noodles.
These delicious cupcakes serve as the tempting dessert in our "Teen Potluck" menu in the April 2006 issue of Canadian Living magazine.
Oatmeal and raisins go from everyday favourites to special frozen treats.
We've tucked dark chocolate–covered almonds inside these toasted coconut treats for a sweet surprise. The coconut should cover the almond completely when shaping the macaroons; otherwise, the chocolate will melt onto the pan.
Silky-textured panna cotta with slightly tart sauce will refresh and cleanse the palate. Choose mangoes that are juicy and ripe. However, if you can't find them, add a bit more sugar while pureeing the sauce.
This aromatic Thai-inspired soup is the perfect comfort food to warm up a cold winter evening. Top with finely sliced red chilies for a little extra kick, if desired. You can also swap the rice with noodles, or serve it without a starch, as a brothy starter soup.
Packed with vitamins, this vibrant green smoothie is a scrumptious option for a fresh breakfast on the go.
