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Spice Roasted Peach and Yogurt Parfaits

Consumer Recipe

Fruit and yogurt get special treatment in this dessert. Fragrant spices and a touch of sugar, along with roasting the peaches, add intense flavour and the spiced, glazed seeds add crunch. Layered with vanilla-perfumed thick and creamy yogurt and you’ve got a parfait fit for company, yet easy enough for every day.

Annual Report

Corporate Resource

DFC’s annual reports provide readers with an opportunity to learn more about the many programs and activities carried out by the organisation in support of our dairy farmers and the industry.

Squash Mozza-ghetti

Consumer Recipe

As fun to eat as it is to say. This is a delicious way to include a healthy dose of vegetable goodness in a dinner that makes leftovers taste even better the next day.

Israeli couscous and Emmental salad

Consumer Recipe

The unique texture and mild flavour of Israeli couscous lend a light-yet-satisfying quality to this dish, making it equally suitable as a main course or a hearty side dish. Great for picnics.

Pan-Roasted Tomato and Ricotta Gnocchi

Consumer Recipe

Tender potato gnocchi make a nice change from the usual pasta. This quick sauce, capturing ripe tomatoes and fresh Canadian Ricotta cheese and cream with a hit of fresh basil is simple perfection.

Asian Steamed Fish & Coconut Rice

Consumer Recipe

This is a one-skillet meal that uses the traditional Asian technique of steaming fish and vegetables. There’s little clean-up and you get the four food groups in one flavourful dish.

Blueberry and Oatmeal Pancakes with Maple Yogurt Topping

Consumer Recipe

Wholesome ingredients including milk, yogurt, oatmeal and juicy blueberries make these nutrient-packed pancakes the perfect way for your family to start their day. Canadian maple syrup adds a touch of sweetness to the pancakes and, when stirred into low fat plain yogurt, makes a creamy maple topping that's healthier than the syrup on its own.