Canada’s Culinary Heritage
« This recipe is my girlfriend’s idea. »
« This recipe comes from my French Canadian mother Lucille. »
« This recipe is from my native country, Haiti. »
« This is my gracious wife’s recipe. »
« It’s simple, I made it up to bring together a lot of stuff that my wife, Donna, likes to eat. You can serve it with any protein that suits your taste. »
« This is the meal I like to cook when I have friends coming over to my Los Angeles home. The atmosphere is convivial and everyone can help themselves directly from the stove.I also cook it occasionally for my family for Christmas. »
« This recipe is a combination of dishes I ate while in India and Southeast Asia. When I prepare it, it takes me right back to the ambiance of my travels! »
« This is my grandmother Thérèse’s recipe.She used to make the very best white cakes in the world! »
« Before I became vegetarian, gluten free, fair trade and organic… (eye roll), as a kid I ate something that I later began to refer to as Canadian S'mores. They are a fond memory of my childhood… a simple but most delicious treat. It is one of my best childhood memories and worth a try for sure. »
« This recipe has been my favourite since I was a little kid. I believe, back in the 1960's, E.D. Smith used to put the recipe on the side of the can and it is a sure-fire winner. My mother STILL makes it for me every time there is a special occasion. Why mess with a good thing? »
« The recipe was developed as a way to utilize the incredible honey Chef Lora Kirk’s bees have produced. This recipe is a perfect for summer time cooking as it is easy to prepare and will make you look like a culinary pro to your friends and family. »
« This recipe is by my mother, Rani. »
« This is a family recipe created on the shores of Lac-Saint-Jean. I often prepare it with trout freshly caught by my father, who returns from fishing while the whole family is gathered at the cottage. »
« This is my father Gilbert's recipe. He used to call it ‘his macaroni’ but he always used fusilli pasta. He would tell everyone about his macaroni, letting them believe he often cooked for his family. In reality, he only cooked for us twice, but both times, he prepared this recipe with fusilli pasta. »
« This is my aunt Marguerite’s easy recipe! Marguerite was my mother’s youngest sister and a wonderful cook. I wanted to pay tribute to her. One day, I phoned her because I had 7 croissants that had become a little too dry but that I didn’t want to throw away. She gave me some directions and voilà! This delicious dessert was born! »
« My family makes fun of me because they think I can’t cook, but honestly this is the best meatloaf ever. I used to make this with my kids when they were little but it’s been ages, so, recently I decided to make it with my grandkids, Wyatt and Emily. Boy, did we have fun! I loved the fact that I’m sharing this with the next generation. »
« This recipe is part of our family’s heritage. It is prepared and served mostly during the Christmas and New Year festivities. »
« One of my creations! »
« This dish reminds me of army cadet summer camps in Farnham. It was the only tasty meal and the only meal served generously. »
« This is my secret (but not so secret anymore) family turkey stuffing recipe. It is always the biggest hit at holiday dinners and reminds me of my mom every time I make it. »
« This recipe was passed down to my family by my grandmother. It is of Ukranian origin. It’s on the menu at my Toronto restaurant. »
« Ms. Murphy is my grandmother, Yvette. Every summer, she prepared this stew with vegetables from her garden. We loved eating it with a slice of house bread and a few splashes of vinegar.To me, this recipe is typical of the great big French-Canadian families. »
« We call this Chicken in a Hurry because it’s very easy and absolutely delicious. It was created out of necessity-a meal needed to be made and time was short! It’s very flexible (and forgiving) and you can substitute the chicken for turkey or pork. Perfect for folks on the go! »
« I went to Morocco a few years ago and had tagine chicken every night. I also saw a wingless owl fight a snake. Interesting place. »
« This recipe comes from my mother, who knows what winter needs are. »
« This recipe was passed to me by my wife Jennifer a few years ago and it’s such an AMAZING steak that I have to share. She was given this recipe by longtime family friends. »
« I love blueberries from Nova Scotia or Sudbury, two of my favourite places. The recipe is from my wife, Janet. »
« This bannock recipe is the one I use at home. When we were hunting and camping in the Itcha Ilgachuz mountain range, I substituted water for the milk and eggs. This recipe belongs to my grandmother, Theresa Holte. »
« While I was living in Mexico in the early 1970s, I had the opportunity to immerse myself in the culinary culture of this beautiful country. The Mexican shrimp dish has been one of my favourite dishes, which I served to my friends, who always inquired about the recipe. »
« I used to cook this recipe in my first restaurant in Verdun, Quebec (Simple Chic). It was very popular. It was inspired by the veal chuck roast my mother used to cook for us, and still does to this day, every Sunday evening. »
Other personalities
Aaron Pritchett (CountryMusic Singer), Alain Bouchard (Couche-Tard Chairman), Alain Vigneault (Head Coach In the NHL), Alexandre Tagliani (Auto‐Racing Driver), Angela Liddon (Vegan Recipe Blogger), Annie Dufresne (Actress and Singer), Bernard Derome (Former Journalist and News Anchor), Bonnie Brooks (Former Chair LCBO), Brad Wall (Premier of Saskatchewan), Bret Hart (Retired Professional Wrestler WWF), Brian Pallister (Premier of Manitoba), Brian Gallant (Premier of New Brunswick), Brian Orser (Olympic Medallist in Figure Skating), Caitlin Cronenberg (Photographer), Caroline Ouellette (Olympic Medallist Team Canada Women Hockey), Catriona Le May Doan (Olympic Medallist in Speed Skating), Chantal Petitclerc (Senator and Paralympic Medallist), Charles and François Hamelin( Olympic Medallists, Speed Skating Relay Team), Christy Clark( Premier of British Columbia), Clara Hughes (Olympic Medallist in Cycling and Speed Skating), Claudia Bunce (Businesswoman and TV Personality), David St-Jacques (Astronaut), Dawna Friesen (Anchor and Executive Editor of Global National), Elizabeth Manley (Olympic Medallist in Figure Skating), Guy Lafleur (Former NHL Hockey Player), Hayley Wickenheiser (Olympic Medallist,Team Canada women hockey), Ingrid Falaise (Actress, Author), Jeanne Beker (Journalist and Entrepreneur in the World of Fashion), Jennifer Jones (Olympic Medallist as Skip of the Canadian Curling WomenTeam), Joannie Rochette (Olympic Medallist in Figure Skating), Joé Juneau (Former NHL Hockey Player, Head of hockey program for Inuit youth), Jonas Tomalty (Rock Singer), Kathleen Wynne (Premier of Ontario), Keshia Chanté (Singer and Songwriter), Kevin Parent (Singer and Songwriter), Lysanne Richard (High Diver), Marie‐Christine Depestre (Singer), Martin Cauchon (Owner Groupe Capitales Médias), Martine Mai (Singer), Mary Walsh (Comedian and Actor), Melinda Rogers (Founder of Rogers Venture Partners), Michael Smith (Celebrity Chef), Michaëlle Jean (Secretary-General of the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie), Mikaël Kingsbury (Olympic Medallist in Freestyle Skiing), Mike Weir (Professional Golfer), Monique F. Leroux (President of the International Co‐operative Alliance), Nancy Greene (Senator and Olympic Medallist in Downhill Skiing), Nicole Jones (Television Host, Reporter), Peter Miller (Actor), Philippe Couillard (Premier of Québec), Pierre Lavoie (Athlete and Motivational Speaker), Rachel Notley (Premier of Alberta), Rich Little (Actor), Rick Hansen (Paralympic Medallist in Athletics), Rick Campanelli (Television and Radio Personality), Robert Munsch (Children's Book Author), Rodger Brulotte (Major League Baseball Analyst), Roger Mooking (Celebrity Chef), Ron James (Comedian and Actor), Sandy Silver (Premier of Yukon), Scotty Bowman (Former NHL Coach), Sean Cheesman (Dancer and Choreographer), Sean Power (Actor), Serena Ryder (Folk Rock Singer‐Songwriter), Sophie Lui (Global BC Co‐Anchor), Stephen McNeil (Premier of Nova Scotia), Susur Lee (Celebrity Chef), Tyler Shaw (Pop Singer), Valérie Maltais (Olympic Medallist in Speed Skating), Wade MacLauchlan (Premier of Prince Edward Island), Yves Desjardins‐Siciliano )Via Rail President and CEO)
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