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Wild Mushroom, Sausage and Spinach Strata

27.11.2012 Consumer Recipe

Also called a ‘wife saver’ (or a ‘husband saver’ in some families), this make-ahead dish is a celebratory, yet relaxing, way to enjoy Christmas morning. Old Canadian Cheddar, eggs and crusty sourdough are the perfect backdrop to mushrooms, spinach and crumbled sausage. It’s gourmet breakfast, all in one dish. Leftovers are also perfect for dinner!

Pear Raspberry Yogurt Muesli

27.07.2015 Consumer Recipe

Toasted oats, seeds and nuts, plus sweet pears and tangy raspberries all combine with yogurt for a satisfying and tasty breakfast. Prepare it in the evening and you’ll be off to a great start to the next day before you even go to bed.

Chicken & Noodle Skillet Supper

14.01.2010 Consumer Recipe

Nutritious comfort food doesn’t get any better than this all in one skillet. It’s on the table in half an hour with all the goodness of all four food groups. Any day magic that’s sure to get a rise out of your loved ones!

Slow Cooker Spiced Oatmeal

19.12.2023 Consumer Recipe

Our Slow-Cooker Spiced Oatmeal is here to revolutionize your breakfast routine. This oatmeal is a hearty, protein-rich start to your winter days, brimming with energy and warmth.

Brie, Pear and Greens Pizza

08.10.2013 Consumer Recipe

Pizzas are taking on a new look and taste these days. This gorgeous pizza is fragrant with garlic, thyme and pears, gooey with luscious Canadian Brie cheese and topped with tender, fresh greens – you might forget about the tomato sauce forever.

Tomato and Broccoli Quiche

01.08.1981 Consumer Recipe

The hot heavy days of August help to ripen Ontario tomatoes which are so abundant at this time of year. Try them with broccoli in this variation on a classic French quiche. It's an excellent main course for a relaxed Sunday brunch.

Building a positive relationship with food – a better way to health

25.08.2020 Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Preoccupied with your weight? If so, as you probably know, you’re not alone! Preoccupation with body weight and dieting is extremely pervasive these days. But with so many fad diets and so much conflicting nutrition information, it can be hard to know what to eat! Thankfully, there’s a kinder, more sustainable way to approach your health, by making peace with food.