Whether you’re celebrating in the backyard or the backwoods, check out our delicious Canada Day dishes.
July 1st always brings out the best in Canada, especially when it comes to food. And because we Canucks hail from everywhere, Canada Day cuisine can really be anything. That’s why this recipe collection is made with the whole country in mind, embracing both classic Canadian fare and food from around the world.
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Enjoy the delicious homemade taste you want, without the hassle of traditional gravy. You don't need a holiday to enjoy rich and creamy gravy. It's a welcome addition to roast turkey, chicken or beef, and pairs perfectly with potatoes or rice.
Pungent and strong, savoury garlic adds instant flavour into whatever you’re cooking. A member of the lily family, garlic is native to Central Asia and cousin to leeks, chives, onions and shallots.
Comb, crystallized, liquid, whipped and beyond—there are nearly as many kinds of honey as there are uses for it. The unique, mellow floral flavour of honey brings sweetness to everything it touches.
Perk up the flavour of roasted vegetables, marinades, meat rubs, sauces, and more with the fresh, warm flavour of thyme seasoning. Make a thyme roasted turkey, or combine with rosemary and sage for ideal Thanksgiving flavour.
The silvery gray, dried leaves of rubbed sage have a deep, piney, woody flavour, perfect for seasoning Thanksgiving turkey or adding warmth to roasted vegetables. Enhance poultry, fish, and meat dishes with the mellow, smooth taste of sage for an unforgettable flavour experience.
Nearly every pantry is stocked with black pepper, and for good reason. Earthy and pungent, black pepper enhances the flavour of meat, gives a spicy bite to soups and stews and brings layers of additional flavour to vegetables.