Recipes

RECIPES

How we eat and what we eat is foundational to who we are, it defines us. 

Words about food, c’mon! Ancient books are so full of knowledge it would take more than a lifetime to learn about all the wonderful things that grow on this blue ball we all live on.

I hope you’ll engage and together we can explore the infinite possibilities… all written down in the form of recipes.

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Tomato Apple Chipotle Chutney

from 250 Home Preserving Favorites The aroma while this chutney is cooking is amazing! I used chipotle peppers, which gives it an interesting smoked flavor.

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Smoked Mushroom Risotto

from Untamed Feast Lazy, gourmet paella style rice dish. Bold flavour… like really bold. Pairs well with sausage (spicy is ‘nicey’), chicken, tempeh, fish, or

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Fruit of Life Smoothie

from The Smoothies Bible Perfect breakfast food for people on the run. Blueberries are in season so use them while they’re fresh! Ingredients ½ cup

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Gazpacho Smoothie

from The Smoothies Bible Tomatoes are bursting in our gardens at this time of year and this recipe makes the perfect grab and go lunch

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Apple Bread

from Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens The spicy aroma of bread baking in the oven provides a second good reason to try this old-fashioned

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Meatloaf Donair

from Book of Donair The book has teaser recipes including both the donair and the sauce. Here’s our version of the classic. Ingredients Meatloaf: 1 pound ground

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Sauerkraut Corn Relish

from Mouthwatering Sauerkraut  When fresh peppers make their appearance at our local farmers’ market, I usually make a few batches of this and use it

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Wild Blueberry Bannock

from Meennunyakaa Blueberry Patch There’s a recipe for Bannock in the book but I thought you’d like to elevate it with adding blueberries since they’re

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Pink Beer

from Brewmasters & Brewery Creek This is a refreshing drink…if too sweet, add a little more beer to get the exact tart/sweet ratio you like.

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