from Ten Little Dumplings Last December, we featured “Best of Bridge: Everyday Celebrations” at https://canadiancookbooks.ca/best-of-bridge-everyday-celebrations/ They graciously allowed us to provide you with a delectable addition to your Chinese New Year festivities: vegetable pot stickers. Enjoy! We love the crispy bottom crust of these pan-fried dumplings. There are many variations in fillings. You don’t have […]
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from Asian Vegetables: Gardening. Cooking. Storytelling This dish, popular in the south of China, is commonly eaten for lunch or dinner because it is a whole meal in itself. It can be prepared with a variety of ingredients, and its quick and easy to make. Try it and see how a nice, hot sticky rice
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from Crazy Good Vegan This salt and pepper mushroom recipe is inspired by a popular dish I used to eat when I would visit Chinatown in downtown Montreal. After asking some questions, it became clear that the star of the dish was Chinese five spice powder. If you’re not familiar with it, you should be
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from Maggie’s Chopsticks In honour of Maggie’s accomplishments, we bring you Trevor Lui’s chopstick-friendly croquetas recipe. Check out our review of Trevor’s cookbook, Double Happiness at https://canadiancookbooks.ca/the-double-happiness/ Ingredients ½ red bell pepper 2 Tbsp olive oil Salt and black pepper 3 russet potatoes peeled and cut into 1½-inch cubes ¼ cup 2% milk 2 Tbsp melted butter 2 Chinese sausages finely chopped ½ onion finely chopped ½ cup mayonnaise 1 Tbsp chilli
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from Awesome Ancient Grains & Seeds This salad served with roasted root vegetables, green onions and blood orange come together in a winter salad. Blood oranges and a citrus vinaigrette add a bit of brightness to those dark January days. Tip: Cook more beets and turnips than you need for this salad, and pack them
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from Paz Bakery Upside-down Apple Tart made with Cheese Dots crust?! Well yes!!! We were inspired by Audrey Le Goff’s Tarte Tatin recipe. She is the talented author of the book Rustic French Cooking Made Easy, inspired by her blog Pardon Your French. Ingredients For 7″ pie tin or cast iron: How to make For our
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from The Antiracist Kitchen Contributing author: S.K. Ali, the bestselling, award-winning author of several books, is on a mission to write every kind of story she loved reading growing up. After four realistic novels, she’s now moved on to writing science fiction and is dreading tackling horror (yikes!) next. She has a degree in creative
from Zaatari All people forget the weather and daily life when they queue for Syria’s famous sandwich when it is made by a shawarma master. In Amman, families eat it on curbs or in cars. In Zaatari, the aroma of marinated meat being shaved as it grills on vertical spinners will lure you like a
from The Vegan Bridge I created this soup a few years ago for the soup festival in Toronto during an especially cold and damp “chilling in your bones” kind of fall. I needed to create something warm and spicy to counter the gloomy weather, and squash was in season. The results were such a crowd
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from Kings of Their Own Ocean I make variations of these tarts for the “munch table” while waiting for a big feast. They also make a great addition to a brunch meal. Substitute the tuna for salmon for a stronger flavour. Ingredients12 frozen tart shells2 Tbsp olive oil1 shallot finely chopped½ tsp za’atar or smoked
