These vegan patties are tasty with a salad or on a bun with sliced tomatoes and lettuce. Saut?he mushroom mixture in the sun-dried tomato oil if desired.
Some people say seafood and cheese don't mix—but we disagree! Invite your friends over for the ultimate pizza night full of deep sea flavour.
South American cuisine is famous for its grilled meat and herbaceous sauces. Here, a spicy buttermilk chimichurri marinade ensures that the chicken is moist and flavourful, while piquant onion slaw tempers the richness of the dish. To up the slaw's heat, replace the sweet red pepper with a thinly sliced jalapeño pepper.
With a crunchy top and too-good-to-be-true shortbread base, these buttery bars are guaranteed to become a part of your traditional Christmas repertoire.
This hearty soup has all the flavour of a stuffed baked potato – but no fork is required. It's ideal for cool nights, hot lunches or outdoor winter events. The flavour of any soup relies
on the stock you use, so homemade is best. However, if you don't have any on hand, a no-salt-added broth will work, too.
My mother used to make this when I was a young girl. In those days she had access to fresh farm cream and this dish was a very special treat as well as easy to make. It is even better reheated as a midnight snack.
This classic recipe will become a staple in your potato rotation.
Moist, fudgy two-bite brownies in colourful muffin-cup liners become a delicious "tree" — a sweet centrepiece that guests of any age will love. Cover the cone with foil and decorate the brownies with your favourite Valentine's Day candies if you like. Or, instead of assembling the tree, you can arrange the brownies in a pyramid shape on a cake plate.
Wilted baby spinach and sauteed leek add a touch of elegance to this moist, lean version of meat loaf. If you can't find Fontina cheese, any mild-tasting, creamy cheese will do, such as Havarti or mozzarella.
