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Homemade Buttermilk Biscuits
I've been cooking my way through some of my grandma's recipes. I don't remember her ever baking these biscuits, nor eating them, but I came across her rich tea biscuit recipe and decided to give it a go. They didn't work. I made hockey pucks. I'm from Canada, we know our pucks. These, we could've knocked around the ice and I'm sure they would've held up. After a few tweaks, though, Homemade Buttermilk Biscuits inspired by Grandma have found their way straight into my heart!
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Tater Tot and Bacon Breakfast Quesadillas
Has anyone else been feeling a little lost with the state of the world right now? We've been very fortunate and really have zero reasons to complain, but I find myself in a total funk and I just can't shake it. I haven't had any desire to cook or blog and I've put on way too many pandemic pounds! BUT this past weekend was great and it started with Tater Tot and Bacon Breakfast Quesadillas. Nothing special happened but it just felt like we turned a corner!
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French Toast with Easy Brown Sugar Lemon Sauce
My mom grew up eating French Toast with Easy Brown Sugar Lemon Sauce. I have never come across anyone who knows about this wicked combination. Maybe it's a family secret, at least, until I introduce you to it. I've turned a few friends on to this french toast sauce, and everyone that's tasted it, is a fan. Are you ready for the sauce that will change the way you eat French toast, from here on out?
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Apple, Ham and Cheese Breakfast Casserole
I adore a good breakfast dish. Especially one that I can make the night before. One of my favourites is my cousin Chandra's Land of Nod Cinnamon Buns. If you haven't tried that one, add it to your must-try list, but right above that, pencil in this Apple, Ham and Cheese Breakfast Casserole. It's just as good and the total package. This one will fill you up until lunch. It's savoury with just a hint of sweetness from the apples.
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Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes
Pancakes are a treat, right? I feel like they're reserved for special weekends. A lazy day when you can take your time making breakfast. I haven’t used a boxed version in quite a while, I always forget to buy those. So, from scratch is my mode. Last weekend I was craving Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes. I decided to tweak a recipe I was gift years ago and it was so easy and sooo good!
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Any Season Fruit Salad with Ginger Lime Dressing
This is my new favourite. A last minute, throw together fruit salad. It's easy, delicious and you probably have everything already on hand. I don't tend to pay a ton of attention to what's in season. I'll add that to my ever growing list of things to do–buy in season. Really, it makes sense, but at this moment I'm just not that organized. I do shop the sales, so I am, in a sense, buying for the season. What I do have though, is a stock pile of frozen fruit ready for smoothies. On the days that I want an easy, any…
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World’s Best Fruit Dip (Two Ingredients)
This is hands down the World's Best Fruit Dip out there. At least in my opinion. It's creamy, sweet and the absolute best match for fresh fruit. You'll see some imposters out there claiming to be amazing, but I can assure you they have NOT tried this one. It's like a little bowlful of cream cheese with just the right amount of sweetness from the marshmallow creme.
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Loaded Egg in a Hole
I go through spurts and starts with the Food Network. There will be weeks where I binge-watch as much food-related tv as I can stand and then nothing for months. I went through one of those bouts a few months back. It was a competition show where on one episode two of the contestants both made a version of eggs in a hole and I knew I needed to share my favourite recipe for Loaded Egg in a Hole.
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Family Irish Bread
Anytime my aunt is comes to town, fresh Family Irish Bread, is a guarantee. She bakes loaves of it and it is amazing, as is she, amazing that is! Call this a bit of an ode to Ele (my aunt). She is like a second mom to me. She's the aunt I can confide in, scheme with and is always there to help. My aunt drops everything and comes to the rescue of any of her family members, especially her nieces and nephews. In fact, she flew to Georgia for a month-long visit to watch our toddler while I was in labour…
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Wild Blueberry Maple Syrup (Two Ingredients)
Sometimes the simplest recipes are the best! Growing up in Northwestern Ontario there was always fresh, wild blueberries in the summer. Let me tell you there is nothing better than those delicious berries on a warm summer morning. But did you know you can buy frozen wild blueberries and while they might not be freshly picked, they're still delicious and pretty darn close to the real deal! I decided to use them today to create a delicious Wild Blueberry Maple Syrup.