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Tag Archives: Ontario
Cherry & Lavender Clafoutis
Inspired by my favourite Patisserie Clafouti, gorgeous Niagara cherries, and a gift of some beautiful lavender, this summer treat highlights the very best eating locally has to offer. The inspiration The recipe Cherry & Lavender clafoutis (Adapted from Bon Appetit … Continue reading
Local Honey and Wheat Bread
I remember at last year’s Liberty Village farmer’s market how excited I was to find a farmer who grows and mills her own wheat locally. I was excited to see Monckton Organic Farms and Bakery back again this year. I … Continue reading
Molten Chocolate cakes with local cherries
Despite the sweltering heat, baking therapy was in full effect this week as I was working through deadline after deadline at work. My baking /cooking therapy usually starts with a fresh ingredient for inspiration and consoling myself in the evening … Continue reading
Tandoori chicken, Naan, and cucumber raita
Inspired by looking through my friend Ranjiv‘s facebook bbq photos, I tried to try my hand at making Indian food at home. Indian food is one of my favorites all the exotic and fragrant spices! I wanted to make my … Continue reading
Beer Battered Zucchini Blossoms stuffed with Pecorino fresco
One of the other treats of summer is the delicate orange blooms of the zucchini flower. On the heels of the world cup I thought stuffing the beautiful orange blossoms with a sharp creamy cheese and coating them in a … Continue reading
Cherry Almond Clafouti
The cherries are here! The cherries are here! Fantastic right out of the bowl cherries are one of my favorite fruits and each year I can hardly wait until local cherry season. They are so versatile in both savory and … Continue reading
Tagged Cherries, clafouti recipes, local food, Ontario
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Asparagus and wild rice salad with Hazelnuts and dried cranberry
I am always sad to see asparagus season come to an end. Their vibrant grassy stalks are so versatile. As the weather reached 32 degrees today and it seems a daunting task to cook anything I thought I would post … Continue reading
