What's for Dinner? Baked Salmon with Chili Vinaigrette on the table in 25 minutes. Delicious and nutritious weeknight meal the whole family will enjoy.
This recipe was passed down from my mother, and I remember when she used to make it on Sundays, usually in the fall or winter. The aroma will fill the house and our appetites and anticipation would only grow stronger. My mother would serve this dish with a fresh loaf of Italian bread.
Bob and Arlene Choquette of Second to None Meats in Calgary say, “Our beef stands alone. Naturally raised and grain-fed finished Alberta beef has a flavour you should experience on its own.” However, they're happy to share this marinade.
When serving guests who follow various diets, sauces such as jerk (available at supermarkets) work well with meat and vegetarian options, such as chicken and tofu. Tofu sponges up this spicy paste and tastes best when marinated overnight. Serve with steamed rice and sautéed cabbage.
The crunchiness of toasted hazelnuts and creamy tang of blue cheese go perfectly with pears. This salad main can easily serve eight as a starter course. Be sure to use pears that are ripe but firm to the touch.
Sablefish, also known as black cod, is a delicate fish that tastes best when cooked simply, such as poaching or broiling. The crunchy texture of this unique salsa (made with pantry ingredients) contrasts deliciously with the soft texture of the fish.
Bright-green tender-crisp beans are the perfect companion to classic roast chicken. Salty feta cheese and a touch of lemon take this dish over the top.
