This crowd-pleaser is made even more fun by adding crazy-shaped noodles. Garnish each serving with shredded Cheddar cheese, green onions and sour cream if desired.
Late-summer fruit, such as pears and plums, give a mild sweetness to this chili. Ripe, in-season field tomatoes are the best choice.
This English-style game pie has a rich holiday flavour that is a lovely change from tourtière. Look for fresh rabbit at many grocery and specialty stores.
The sweetness of local corn shines in this sweet yet savoury relish. It teams perfectly with hot dogs and hamburgers.
This is decidedly delicious and much easier than stuffing the turkey on Christmas morning.
Many children love having a crunchy salad for lunch. Wrap some whole wheat bread or pitas to eat alongside.
A Country favourite! Great for the multi-tasker because the preparatory steps can be completed around other household tasks.
If you have only one turkey recipe to get you through the holidays, this should be it. Originally published in The Canadian Living Christmas Book in 1993, this turkey recipe makes a moist, flavourful bird and yields a rich, mahogany gravy that is downright addictive. Pecans and prosciutto add richness to a delectable bread stuffing.
