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Gorgonzola, Fig and Arugula Mini Pizzas

Gorgonzola, Fig and Arugula Mini Pizzas

Jun 10, 2013

Heavenly two-bite pizzas combine sweet fig jam with sharp, flavourful cheese. They are a snap to put together and are a dream for quick outdoor grilling. You can also bake these on a baking sheet in a 350?F (180?C) oven until the cheese is melted, 6 to 8 minutes.

Fruit and Nut Clusters

Fruit and Nut Clusters

Apr 14, 2010

These morsels are the perfect bite-size sweets to end a meal, dress up a cookie platter or package in a gift box. Make all three varieties to create a dramatic presentation.

German Chocolate Thumbprints

German Chocolate Thumbprints

Nov 22, 2013

The sweet coconut- and pecan-filled centres are the stars of these decadent creations. The traditional condensed milk used to bind together German chocolate icing is replaced with a rich white chocolate ganache you'll fall in love with.

Breakfast Soft Tacos

Breakfast Soft Tacos

Apr 8, 2013

Any no-cutlery-needed breakfast is welcome in a busy household. The tortillas can be warmed in the oven, filled, rolled and wrapped to go. Serve with your favourite toppings for the full taco treatment.

Cottage Cheese Perogie

Cottage Cheese Perogie

Feb 15, 2011

These cottage cheese–filled dumplings are delicious topped with either sautéed onions or fresh fruit.

Salmon and Potato Napoleon Casserole

Salmon and Potato Napoleon Casserole

Jul 14, 2005

Colourful layers of spinach, smoked salmon and potatoes make this an attractive main course. You can also make it a day ahead for a no-fuss Easter morning.

Crudites with Herb Dip

Crudites with Herb Dip

Dec 5, 2007

A platter of veggies offers kids an array to taste. As well as carrot and celery sticks, try cauliflower florets, cherry tomatoes, sweet pepper slices and celery hearts.

Thai Curried Meatballs

Thai Curried Meatballs

Jun 2, 2006

Red curry paste is available in most supermarkets. If you like it hot, look for a jar of Thai Kitchen brand. A milder brand is Asian Home Gourmet, available in a pouch instead of a jar.

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