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Roasted Chicken Breast with Thyme & Honey Cream

Consumer Recipe

Chicken breasts are a perennial favourite and the flavour of thyme and honey is comforting yet special enough for a romantic meal. Cooking chicken with the skin and bones takes a little longer but gives a more juicy and tasty result. For the best flavour and texture use air-chilled chicken. Serve with tender-crisp sugar snap peas or green beans and roasted baby red potatoes.

Garnished Gougères

Consumer Recipe

Gougères, or cheese puff pastries, are easier to make than you think, but it's still a good idea to recruit some help for beating the dough once the eggs are added. A bit of extra elbow grease could come in handy!

Frozen Neapolitan Terrine

Consumer Recipe

Three different layers with distinct flavours and textures combine into one fabulous dessert reminiscent of the well-known striped ice cream. It’s as delicious as homemade ice cream but easier to make. If you can whip cream, you can make this with ease!

Seafood Ravioli Stuffed with Cheddar

Consumer Recipe

Straight from Newfoundland, this simple recipe will satisfy the shellfish lover and recruit a few more! Wonton wrappers are stuffed with Canadian old Cheddar, shrimp and crab. Of course, the pièce de résistance is the velvety sauce made with cream.

Scandinavian Pea Soup

Consumer Recipe

The Vikings were the first Europeans to discover Canada, so it seems fitting that they lead off the year. Like Canadians, the Scandinavians take advantage of their cold climate and are enthusiastic skiers, skaters, and of course, hockey players.

This hearty soup is almost a meal in itself and is an excellent way to warm up after a winter work-out.

Chicken & Greens Stir-Fry with Almonds

Consumer Recipe

Stir-fries are perfect for those nights when time is of the essence and Real Cream is the base for an easy, luscious sauce. Get the rice or noodles cooking before you start chopping and you’ll be sitting down to a balanced dinner in less than 30 minutes.

Granny's Flapjacks

Consumer Recipe

'Most Canadians would call these oatcakes, but in Scotland they are called flapjacks. This is a favourite recipe from my childhood and so easy to make. I remember sitting in the kitchen with a cup of hot cocoa and watching granny make flapjacks on her old coal fired stove.' -James Barber