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Ground cherries are completely under-appreciated. You would probably recognize them for their natural paper-encasing, beautifully tuliped to protect the fruit inside. Peel back that papery shell and you will find a golden round bulb that tastes a bit like a pineapple but with the texture of a tomato. Are you curious yet? I love snacking on ...
autumn, main dish, recipe, sponsored, winter
Turkey Pinwheels with Potato, Cheddar and Apple
Disclaimer: Thank you to The Little Potato Company for sponsoring this blog post! All recipes, wording, and opinions are, as usual, my own. Thanksgiving is such a special holiday. It’s hard not to appreciate any occasion with good food and good company, but the autumn air slowly teasing out the colours from the trees makes ...
Raspberry Crown (Birthday) Cake
I love celebrating birthdays, especially milestone ones! My friend Emma recently turned thirty, and for her special day I made this Raspberry-Crowned Birthday Cake, complete with cocoa layers, a cream cheese icing, and a raspberry crown to add colour and height. Not only is it beautiful, it slices very easily when cold, ensuring no one is ...
giveaway, main dish, recipe, review, year-round
Red-Cooked Pork & A Cookbook Giveaway! {giveaway closed}
Disclaimer: I was provided a copy of the Phoenix Claws and Jade Trees cookbook by Clarkson Potter in order to conduct this review and giveaway. The Mid-Autumn festival in China, the second most important holiday following Chinese New Year, is celebrated with a large feast and the harvest moon. This year it falls on September 15th, making my ...
breakfast, recipe, summer, sweet
Strawberry Oatmeal Muffins
Hearty homemade muffins are pretty much one of the most perfect weekday breakfasts out there. I love when they’re full of jammy puddles of fruit, chewy bits of grains or seeds, and with a soft pillow-y crumb. These Strawberry Oatmeal Muffins are no exception. I love the chewiness from the oatmeal and the punch of fresh strawberries that ...
autumn, giveaway, main dish, recipe, side dish, sponsored, vegetable, winter
Creamy Cashew Curry Soup + Giveaway!
Disclaimer: Thank you to The Little Potato Company for sponsoring this blog post. Recipe, wording, and opinions are, as usual, entirely my own. You know summer is coming to an end when the nights get longer and the days get shorter. And while I’m sure my neighbours are all cooking furiously on the barbecue trying to catch ...
giveaway, recipe, sponsored, sweet, year-round
Browned Butter and Honey Cake + a Giveaway! {giveaway closed}
Disclaimer: Big thanks to Jules DesTrooper for sponsoring this blog post. Without brands like this one, blog’s like mine wouldn’t be able to keep up with regular posting and quality content. Recipe, wording, and opinions are, as usual, entirely my own. One of my favourite treats is thick-sliced toasted bread with a smear of salted ...
recipe, side dish, sponsored, summer, vegetable
Salt and Vinegar Potatoes
Disclaimer: Thank you to The Little Potato Company for sponsoring this blog post. Without brands like this one, blog’s like mine wouldn’t be able to keep up with regular posting and quality content. Recipe, wording, and opinions are, as usual, entirely my own. Sometimes I really couldn’t bother making dinner. Do you know what ...
main dish, recipe, sponsored, summer
Prosciutto Pork Medallions with Kiwi Ginger Compote
Disclaimer: Please note this blog post was sponsored by Zespri Kiwifruit. All text and recipes are, as usual, entirely my own. When I was in France a couple months ago, my grandmother-in-law handed me a golden kiwi. I was puzzled- how had I never heard of this before? I sliced and scooped out the pale, yellow flesh and allowed the sweetness to ...
main dish, recipe, spring, vegetable
Garlic Scape Pasta Primavera
Garlic scapes are one of my favourite summertime vegetables. The long and twisting vegetable curls and pokes in all directions when they are presented at the local market, hanging over the edges of each basket messily. When you buy them they tend to come in large quantities- almost at a point when you’re not quite sure what you could ...