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Tarte au Sirop d’ Érable
Tarte au Sirop d’ Érable (English translation: Maple Syrup Pie) is by far one of the foods that must be had while visiting the province of Quebec. Each time I have visited Quebec City, I have made it a point … Continue reading
Vegetarian Kale Soup
This Valentine’s Day, instead of fighting the crowds at the local restaurants, we opted for a stop at Whole Foods to pick up ingredients for dinner in. We didn’t have a plan, or a list, but instead looked for ingredients … Continue reading
Bean Salad
Last week I stumbled upon this recipe for bean salad on a blog that seems to specialize in vegan foods and healthful eating. I modified the recipe only by serving it on a bed of baby spinach, and garnishing with … Continue reading
Homemade Alfredo Sauce
Alfredo sauce is one thing that I don’t often make due to the amount of butter and heavy cream involved. Having made homemade ice cream this past weekend, I had a small amount of heavy cream leftover, so I had … Continue reading
Deviled Egg Salad
We had half a dozen eggs that needed to be used, so I boiled them with the intention of making deviled eggs. Then I didn’t feel like being fancy about it, and opted for egg salad seasoned with some of … Continue reading
Cider
One of my favorite places to visit in Quebec is the Isle d’Orleans, located just a short drive from downtown Quebec City. There are many sights to see from farmland, to old homes, art galleries, maple sugar shacks, wineries, and … Continue reading
Maine Shrimp
After several failed attempts, I’ve finally gotten my hands on some Maine shrimp. At $1.25/lb, they are very affordable, though you have to be willing to tear their little heads off and peel the remaining shells from their delicate bodies. … Continue reading
Curried Lentils
This hearty vegan dish is high in protein, fiber, and flavor. Its appearance isn’t beautiful, but the flavor is a pleasing mix of spicy, sweet, tangy, and savory. My first attempt at curried lentils was with a recipe I found … Continue reading
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Peanut Butter & Dark Chocolate Cookies
A friend of a friend brought the most amazing peanut butter cookies to a holiday gathering, and ever since having one of those cookies I have been meaning to ask for her recipe. Today I was reminded of this when … Continue reading