Chocolate-Toffee and Nut Ice Cream Sandwiches
Crunchy and nutty, these sandwiches taste like indulgent ice cream truffles. If you can't have nuts, substitute with extra chocolate chips and toffee bits.
Crunchy and nutty, these sandwiches taste like indulgent ice cream truffles. If you can't have nuts, substitute with extra chocolate chips and toffee bits.
Large bags of rice are not only cheaper than smaller packages but also can be kept in the pantry for months.
Mild and fruity white balsamic vinegar lends sweetness to this refreshing melon salad. No white balsamic? Whisk 2 tbsp (25 mL) white wine vinegar with 1 tsp (5 mL) granulated sugar.
These kabobs make great party food for a backyard gathering. If you like, substitute ground lamb for the beef for an authentic Middle-Eastern taste. Serve with pitas warmed on the grill and cucumber yogurt sauce.
Nostalgic for peanut butter and hungry for chocolate? Here they are together in a no-bake pie that lives up to your fondest memories.
Just as quick to make as commercial macaroni dinners, this meal will really please the kids with its chunky bites of wieners. Serve with crisp celery sticks and radishes.
Subtle flavours of mint and melon mingle on the tongue. Serve with fresh mint or mint ice cubes (see “Nice Ice,” below).
This chicken has a delicious bite - thanks to the chipotle peppers (smoked jalapeños), which are available canned in adobo sauce in the Mexican section of many grocery stores and specialty food shops. If you can't find them, use 1 jalapeño pepper, minced, and 1 tbsp (15 mL) ketchup.
Either toss this salad together as in the recipe or arrange the ingredients in individual piles on a platter and drizzle with dressing. Be sure to buy boneless pickled herring to save on time and cleanup.