Winter
Pumpkin Pie Bars with Flourless Crust
Guys, bars are the new pies for Thanksgiving! I don’t know if you’ve heard, but a sheet pan of your favourite pie flavour saves on baking time. Obviously, we had
Baked Brussels Sprouts and Cheese
I grew up hating Brussels sprouts so it’s always a joke to me how much I love them now. In fact, my whole family loves them even my daughter. As
Sweet Potato Muffins
I hate myself when I don’t make a batch of muffins on the weekend. The self loathing is real every morning when I go to reach for something easy or
Carrot Ginger Soup
I read a post recently on a mom’s site that said when your kids get older you may find yourself in your head more and the physical exhaustion of little
Pastry Pockets with Turkey, Sweet Potato and Cranberry (Thanksgiving Leftovers)
Everyone puts so much thought into their Thanksgiving holiday menu. I’m one of those people. However, do you bother to think about what to do with all the leftovers? It’s
Creamy Fusilli Pasta with Sausage and Sun Dried Tomatoes
I owe you an apology. This recipe has been hanging around my kitchen for two years and I haven’t shared it until now. I kind of shared it. I had
Sweet Potato Lasagna with Yves Veggie Cuisine “Meat Sauce”
Lasagna is one of the comfort dishes that you have to turn your back on if you’re trying to eat lighter. It’s also a food casualties that makes eating lighter
Grilled Camembert Sandwich with Yves Veggie Turkey and Cranberry Sauce
For my money, the real reason for any holiday meal is the leftovers. I go to bed after Thanksgiving or Christmas thinking about the sandwich I’m going to make the
Mini Yorkshire Pudding Bites with Yves Veggie Cuisine Ground Round Wellington Topping
This is the ultimate holiday appetizer. No, seriously. It’s the best of every traditional holiday dish tucked together in one bite of perfection. Our ultimate holiday appy pairs the puffy
Sweet Potato and Goat Cheese Galette with Yves Veggie Cuisine Broccoli Bites
One of my summer staples is to make sweet galettes or crostatas using fresh berries and fruit from the local farmer’s market. However, I’ve never tackled a savoury version. Although,
