Look for mangoes that just yield to the pressure of fingers, which means they are ripe but not overripe. Slice the stem end off to create a flat surface, so the mango doesn't slip when peeling.
You don't mess with a good thing, and the easy recipe for this comfort food favourite is a case in point.
This quick mix is irresistibly sweet and savoury. Switch up the nuts according to your taste—just keep the total amount at 4 cups.
This sweet-and-sour charoset (similar to a chutney) has a crunch from the walnuts and makes the perfect complement to the Chopped Liver Pâté. Save any extra chutney for cheese and crackers the next day or to mix into a chicken salad.
This easy recipe has so few ingredients and takes so little time to prepare that you might want to consider keeping a few extra squash around for last-minute get-togethers.
Intensely flavoured cookies are just the thing when you want a chocolate fix. To avoid sifting when making them, separate the chocolate chips from the other ingredients with waxed paper.
Canadian Living has published many chocolate chip cookie recipes, but founding food editor Carol Ferguson's recipe, with a punchy hit of vanilla, is the standout. You can try making these cookies with all butter as well.