RECIPES

from Sea Salt This wonderful Mediterranean-inspired spread can easily be made using pantry staples. When friends raft up for appetizers, duck below deck and whip up to serve on crostini, a bunch of crunchy radishes with butter and sea salt flakes – a classic French combination – rounds out the platter. We like to use […]

from What Do We Eat? The book references Musubi: “Spam (a brand of canned pork) was part of many soldier meals during World War II. Today it remains popular in Hawaii, often used as a filling for musubi, a block of nori-wrapped rice that can be found in gas stations, corner stores and diners.” The

From Mexican Hot Sauce and Culinary Escape on the Riviera Maya Molcajete are stone tools, the traditional Central American and especially, the Mexican version of the mortar and pestle used for grinding various food products. Heated, they can keep food hot while making a spectacular presentation. Ingredients 2 Tbsp lime juice 3 cloves minced garlic 2 Tbsp

from A Field Guide to Tequila We consumed a ton of this thirst quenching cocktail while in Mexico. Check out other culinary delights in our Culinary Travel section to accompany this drink! Ingredients 3 cups (700 g) cubed frozen mango ¼ cup (60 mL) fresh lime juice 3 ounces (90 mL) silver tequila 2 ounces (60 mL) Cointreau 2 cups (300 g) ice cubes

from The Old El Paso Cookbook This spread will score a big win with your family and friends while watching your favourite teams mix it up. Choose the toppings you want to offer…or put them all in the game! It’s easy to scale this help-yourself bar up or down, depending on how many you’re serving

from Canada In the Age of Rum From Chocolate Rum Creme Bruleé – | Bakersbeans (Wanda Baker) who topped the Crème Bruleé with Toblerone bits adding a little extra crunch and chocolate to this luscious, delicious dessert! Ingredients 3 cups whipping cream 8 oz dark chocolate 1/2 tsp instant coffee or espresso 2 tbsp rum 6 egg yolks 1/2 cup sugar + 1/2 cup for the topping

from The Wes Anderson Cookbook Let it never be said that stolen chicken is more flavorful. However, that does sound very much like the type of self-justifying that the Fantastic Mr. Fox might postulate. After all, he did ask how a fox could be happy without a chicken in its teeth. Dive into this particular

from Heydays at the June Motel In the hottest collab of the season, our Old Bay Fried Chicken steals our Heydays Smash Burg­er bun and runs off with some shrettuce. Pour some spicy mayo on it and call it a scandal! This sandwich has it all. We should put it on the menu. This is

from The Zero Mile Diet Cookbook This refreshing salad is chock full of vitamins and minerals, and provides a healthy tonic after the winter blahs – but tastes great anytime of the year. Ingredients 2 bunches of spinach, stalks removed, coarsely chopped ¼ lb (112 g) brown mushrooms, thinly sliced 1 medium sweet onion, thinly

from Chandler HoneyThese nuts are sweet, spicy, crunchy — made using Chandler Honey’s delicious and magical Super Honey. We’ve create an easy snack using a honey made with turmeric, ashwagandha, ginger, and black pepper — ingredients traditionally used in everyday wellness. Perfect for springtime munching, chai breaks, and feel-good snacking.  Ingredients 2 cups mixed nuts