I started making this dish for my wife before she became a mother because she loves it so much. Now that she is a mom, we've made it a Mother's Day tradition.
Use what is fresh and available from the garden in this traditional vegetable stew called ciambotta. Many recipes also call for eggplant, but in my family it's always made with vegetable marrow. Use whatever summer squash you have and serve with crusty bread to soak up the juices.
Flaky halibut and colourful sweet peppers make a stunning and delicious salute to British Columbia.
Economical and efficient, braising is common in Asian recipes. Look for Korean coarse chili powder in Asian food markets. During autumn in Korea, this dish, called tak tchim, is made with chestnuts, so if you like, add a dozen vacuum-packed peeled chestnuts, about 65 g.
You won't miss a whole turkey with this twist on German-style rouladen. It takes a fraction of the time to cook (even with its luscious pan sauce). Leftovers are great in a sandwich or on top of a tossed salad, so if you make this meal for two, you can look forward to a turkey lunch the next day.
Puff pastry not only makes this classic French tart easy to work with but also gives it the richness and elegance that people love in appetizers. If anchovies are not a favourite, replace them with 1/3 cup (75 mL) sliced roasted red peppers. Serve with a Foxtrot.
Delicious raw or cooked, cauliflower can be prepared in a thousand different ways. Rev up your fall cuisine with this vegetarian delight.
