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National food day is a way to celebrate Canadian cooking
Food Day Canada is a day to celebrate Canadian ingredients, those who feed us, the incredible food research done in this country and all the cultures that bring food to our table.

Lamb is rich, earthy, mildly gamey — and also nutritious
We love the rich, earthy and mildly gamey flavour of lamb.

Why not try dressing up your asparagus dishes this spring
Asparagus is one of the first signs that spring has finally arrived. We look forward to this fresh flavour every year.

Try these suggestions to perk up those humdrum menus
If you find yourself bored with food, experiment with different cuisines to add interest and variety. Eat with friends as often as possible.

Eggs are an important part of many Easter traditions
There are many Easter traditions. Along with parades, bunnies, candy and lilies there is the egg. Eggs represent rebirth and renewal.

Winter usually means a lot of time to try new bread recipes
Winter is a great time to try new bread recipes. We usually have more time for this during the winter, and we also crave carbohydrates more in the winter.

Hearty stews are ideal for helping ward off winter’s chill
Stews
TEAM Resources columnist Sarah Galvin researched several recipes for interesting stews and, surprisingly, the one thing they all had in common was no thickening agent, such as flour.

Downsizing living spaces can create challenges
Downsizing living spaces can create challenges
This week’s Team Resources column looks at how downsizing requires creativity.

Soups are great way to use leftovers — but have a plan
Soup making goes hand in hand with cleaning out the refrigerator and freezer. Use up all those partial packages and bits and pieces, and tweak recipes to include what you have to use up these things. Feel free to substitute frozen for fresh vegetables. If you have that turkey carcass left from the holidays, make […] Read more