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Basil Mint Sauce
Basil Mint Sauce is great to have on hand and so versatile. A taste of freshness. I have used this combination as a marinade for roast Pork, Lamb or Chicken. I have used it fresh as a dipping sauce for … Continue reading
Fresh Spinach-Basil Dressing/Sauce
With the abundance of spinach available during the summer months, try this unusual green dressing to top your garden salad with or mix it into a fresh pasta or quinoa salad. Culinary experts particularly enjoy it drizzled over steamed tiny new-potatoes … Continue reading
Maple Glazed Teriyaki Chicken
Maple, what a beautiful flavour. Maple goes with everything you can imagine. Maple syrup is a natural sweetener, the nectar of the Gods, discovered first by our Native American Indians, “sinzibuckwud”, the Algonquin word for it means literally “drawn from … Continue reading
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Cabbage Recipes from the Amish
Scouting around in my neighbourhood Amish Book Store, I found this little handy cookbook, The Practical Produce Cookbook – How to Plant, Pick, Prepare and Preserve Produce, by Ray and Elsie Hoover and family. In this very informative cookbook, I … Continue reading
Baked Stuffed Acorn Squash
Great winter recipe I just had to put up yet another Squash Recipe. This one is an absolute winter heart and soul-warming winner, and was sent to me by my friend Trev. For this one you must get ahold of … Continue reading
Coconut Chicken Curry
I happened to stumble upon this recipe, and want to share it with you.. 2 lb boneless skinless chicken breasts or thighs, cut into chunks 2 potatoes, diced 1 large onion, diced 2 cloves garlic, diced 1 – … Continue reading
Fresh : Seasonal Recipes Made With Local Foods – Review and Giveaway
May I introduce you to Fresh: Seasonal Recipes Made With Local Foods by John Bishop, Dennis Green and Dawne Gourley, D&M Publishers Inc. About the Book John Bishop, Dennis Green and Dawne Gourley are owner, head chef and pastry chef of … Continue reading
Grass-Fed Lamb
Grass-Fed Spring Lamb for Sale $3.50 per pound. Butchered whole or a side, by dressed weight. One lamb “dressed out” would weigh about 70 pounds, and a 1/2 about 35 pounds. If you are into butchering for yourself, this is … Continue reading
Heritage Pork
LARGE ENGLISH BLACK & BERKSHIRE HERITAGE PORK Good tasting, superior quality, pastured on grasses for higher nutrient levels of omega-3 fatty acids, beta carotene and CLA. Never any antibiotics or growth hormones. Barbeque pigs 25 – 30 lbs. $5.00/lb $ 150.00 … Continue reading