Tourtière (Quebec Meat Pie)
A spiced pork and beef pie from Quebec, traditionally served at Christmas and New Year — Canada's most celebrated heritage dish.
12 recipes using garlic — Poutine, butter tarts, Nanaimo bars — classic recipes from the Great White North.
Canadian cuisine is famous for its bold, distinctive flavours. These canadian garlic recipes range from quick weeknight dishes ready in under 30 minutes to impressive weekend feasts. Each recipe includes exact ingredient quantities, step-by-step instructions, and full calorie counts per serving.
A spiced pork and beef pie from Quebec, traditionally served at Christmas and New Year — Canada's most celebrated heritage dish.
Wild salmon fillets glazed with pure maple syrup, Dijon and soy sauce — quick, impressive and quintessentially Canadian.
Velvety, mildly spiced butter chicken — Canada's most popular restaurant dish reimagined at home.
Tender, peppery smoked beef brisket piled high on rye bread with yellow mustard — Canada's most iconic deli sandwich.
Thick, smoky yellow split pea soup with ham hock — the warming winter staple of French Canada.
Crispy fries topped with cheese curds and rich beef gravy.
Tender spiced cured brisket piled on rye with yellow mustard.
Crispy golden fries smothered in rich beef gravy and squeaky cheese curds — Québec's legendary comfort food, now beloved across Canada and beyond.
Flaky double-crust pastry filled with spiced ground pork, potato and herbs — Québec's cherished meat pie, the centrepiece of every French-Canadian Christmas table.
Quebec's spiced meat pie — a double-crust pastry filled with ground pork and beef seasoned with cloves, cinnamon, and allspice. A holiday staple.
A thick, warming yellow split pea soup with smoked ham hock — a beloved Canadian comfort food that is hearty enough to be a complete meal.
Quebec's iconic spiced meat pie with ground pork, beef and warming spices — the centrepiece of Christmas Eve réveillon.