East Coast Lobster Spaghetti
Featuring fresh, East Coast lobster, this delicious pasta is sure to warm any lobster lover's heart and make for an impressive feast for an intimate, special reunion.
Featuring fresh, East Coast lobster, this delicious pasta is sure to warm any lobster lover's heart and make for an impressive feast for an intimate, special reunion.
Cornish hens brushed with a simple lemony sauce are the perfect springtime main. Splitting the hens in half ahead of time makes serving a breeze because you don't have to worry about carving at the table. Serve with grainy mustard, if you like.
Toasted whole wheat matzo gives this stuffing wonderful flavour and texture. If you have schmaltz (rendered chicken fat) on hand, substitute it for the oil in the stuffing for added flavour.
This favourite is so irresistible that you don't need to celebrate Passover to enjoy it. Many people take credit for the original, but here is our version from The Test Kitchen.
For this full-flavoured broth, use chicken with both the skin and bones, then use the cooked meat in the Asian Chicken Noodle Soup.
Reminiscent of Vietnamese pho, this noodle soup starts with a flavourful broth that takes a fraction of the usual time to prepare. Serve with lime wedges and Asian chili sauce on the side.
Devilled eggs always appear to be the first things eaten at picnics. Packing all of that zesty flavour between two slices of bread is sure to bring new life to the ordinary egg salad sandwich. Blot the cucumber with paper towels to absorb moisture.
This tidy version of a sloppy joe is perfect for small hands. Serve the extra sauce on the side for dipping. Kids with bigger appetites will want to eat two!
Make lunchtime fun with bite-size pitas. Figure on two to three pita pockets per child aged six to nine. For older children and teens, use regular-size pitas and add lettuce, tomatoes and sprouts.
With less sugar but plenty of flavour, this berry jam harnesses the health benefits of chia seeds for a tasty, antioxidant-rich treat. Enjoy spread onto buttery toast, dolloped onto ice cream or by the spoonful.