A rib of beef is the ultimate roast for a special occasion, but any beef roasting joint will give you great results as well.
This hearty green salad is chock-full of nutritious ingredients and topped with the most delicious baked breaded chicken. It’s guaranteed to hit the spot.
These wings can get sticky as they bake, so line your baking sheet with greased nonstick foil or parchment paper for easy turning.
For a family reunion or just a dinner with friends, a boneless prime rib is easy to cook on the rotisserie or on indirect heat. It's a snap to carve and serve, and, frankly, it's mighty impressive.
This pork roast demands little marinating time and just a couple of quick bastes while it's in the oven. Ontario pork and locally made Riesling wine are some of the province's best ingredients. Make sure you enjoy a sip or two of that Riesling while you roast the pork.
Pork and apples are a classic pairing, but throw in a little mustard and serve over potatoes and cabbage, and you have a tasty dinner that's anything but boring. Green cabbage should not be overlooked; it's an excellent source of vitamins C and K, a good source of folate and a source of vitamin B6. Make the dish greener by tossing in a handful of coarsely chopped parsley right before serving.
Lamb is perfect for a dinner party, it has a classy cachet, and it is so easy to cook at home following the Boba method.
This beef recipe is easy to prepare and serve on Kaiser or onion buns. Since a beef eye of round oven roast is less tender than some other cuts, marinating and rotisserie cooking over low heat helps keep it juicy and flavourful.
Watch how The Canadian Living Test Kitchen makes this lamb recipe in our video, How to prepare a rack of lamb.