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Cedar Baked Cheese Duo with Birch & Blueberry Relish

Consumer Recipe

By Chef Ned Bell

This recipe is truly a double whammy! It’s the best of the best: baked and melted Velvet Blue cheese with ‘crispy’ and salty Canadian Clothbound Cheddar – both from British Columbia! The relish is delicious and so simple to make – equal parts sweet and savory – and it can be used as a garnish for baked cheese or cheese plates, barbecued or grilled fish, grilled light meats, or even poured over ice cream.

Scottish Oat & Leek Pilaf with Salmon

Consumer Recipe

Oats move to the savoury side in this skillet supper. It’s truly a one-pan meal with all four good groups. Cooking the oats in milk makes them creamy and tender and infuses the good nutrition right in. The salmon steams on top of the oats, and the asparagus, dill and lemon add a fresh punch.

Chia Pudding with Pistachio Pesto

Consumer Recipe

You’ll love how easy it is to make this pudding, which is remarkably similar to tapioca. Its soft, creamy texture is the perfect foil for the subtle crunch of the fabulous maple-pistachio pesto garnish.

Corn and Red Pepper Chowder

Consumer Recipe

Capture the harvest with fresh vegetables in this hearty yet fresh-tasting chowder. Real cream gives you that real chowder experience. Crusty multi-grain bread with a slice of Canadian cheese on the side makes a great meal.

Roasted Pear & Canadian Cheese Torta Salad

Consumer Recipe

Add an elegant element to a green salad with a rich, make-ahead cheese torta. Roasting the pears in a tangy caramel adds a new dimension to a traditional flavour combination of pears, zippy Canadian Blue and buttery Canadian Mascarpone cheese.

Parsnip & Carrot Soup with Basil

Consumer Recipe

Humble root vegetables cook up into a velvety, rich-tasting soup. A touch of cream and fresh basil transforms a basic soup into something wonderful. Only you need to know how easy it was to make!