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Montgomery and Spinach Pie
February 23, 2010,By LadanEM
This free meat recipe is one of the delicious dishes of St.Paul Churchyard restaurant in London. In addition, it is easy to make and full of vitamins.
Breakfast Fruit Salad
January 9, 2010
A very quick and healthy fruit salad breakfast. You can add some granola to this recipe as well.
Baked Halibut
December 15, 2009
Artichoke Omelette
December 13, 2009,By Navid
I usually don't cook with artichoke. This morning I saw a jar of artichoke hearts in the corner of my fridge and decided to see if I could make an omelette with them. For an Italian taste, I added Parmesan cheese and tomatoes to the omelette. You can also add some fresh basil to this dish (unfortunately, I didn't have any at home).
Yukon Potato Gratin
December 12, 2009
Pumpkin Pie
December 8, 2009
The holidays just don't feel like the holidays if you're not eating pumpkin pie. Here is a simple recipe for a delicious pumpkin pie.
Gingersnaps
December 3, 2009
Gingersnaps are a classic winter recipe that everyone loves. Unfortunately, they tend to be high in sugar and fat; this recipe drops the level of both while retaining enough to keep the flavor and consistency.
KFC
November 30, 2009,By tastetester
Colonel Sander's 11 herbs secret finally gets revealed. This recipe is as close as it gets to the original chicken. Published in easydinnerrecipes.ca.
Fruitcake
November 29, 2009,By Navid
Perhaps the most divisive of all holiday recipes, you either love fruitcake or you hate it. This recipe is hard not to love, as it uses fresh fruits rather than candied fruits to cut down on sugar.
Biscuit
November 29, 2009,By Navid
If you cozy up to any table this holiday season, you're likely to be presented with a big basket of hot, fluffy biscuits just begging to be buttered and devoured. And while those are definitely delicious, you may regret them when your belly is bumping the table a few minutes later. Here's an alternative that keeps the fat and carbohydrates to a minimum while maximizing the flavor.
Dark Hot Chocolate
November 27, 2009
While not the worst offender of the holiday season, hot chocolate isn't quite the healthiest beverage, especially when you're having a few mugs a day. But that doesn't mean you'll have to switch to tea to get your hot beverage fix - simply use the recipe below. This one makes use of Almond Milk, which provides essentially fatty acids with fewer calories than regular milk, and dark cocoa powder, which is loaded with antioxidants.
Easy Traditional Baked Holiday Turkey
November 23, 2009
Baking the Perfect Thanksgiving Turkey
While there is no actual evidence that turkey was served at the first Pilgrim's Thanksgiving dinner, it has been a holiday tradition for families all over North America. Some speculate that the root of the turkey tradition is founded in a letter authored by William Bradford twenty two years after the event. The "History of the Plymouth Plantation", a letter to another pilgrim, detailed a governor sending four men out to hunt for fowl, returning with geese, duck, and turkey. The document was purportedly stolen by the British and rediscovered in the mid 1800's, when turkey became a popular dinner item. Since then turkey has been gracing the tables of North American families during the season of thanks. Cooking methods have evolved in the last 200 years; however few techniques rival the taste and texture of a traditionally baked turkey.
Sesame Noodle Soup With Vegetables
November 21, 2009
Convert Your Delicious, but Unhealthy Recipes into Healthy Ones
November 21, 2009
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