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Our Trip to the Sugar Bush

Esme and I just finished one of my childhood favourite’s Little House on the Prairie. I’m so excited that she’s old enough for us to dive into chapter books. I

Fall

Maple Scones

We’re lucky enough to live on top of the best little coffee shop, called Wagamama. We’ve been in this building for so long that we know lots of the regulars

Chocolate

Very Best Chocolate Pudding

If there’s a dish that wraps up all the desires of childhood – dessert, chocolate, comfort – more than chocolate pudding, I don’t know what it is. I can’t quite

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Table For Four (Year Old)? Experts Weigh In On Eating Out With Kids

The last time we took the kids out to a restaurant, Ben and I took turns taking Julian for a walk down Queen Street. Which would have been fine except

Interviews

A Quick Chat With Aran Goyoaga

Lovers of Aran Goyoaga’s blog Cannelle et Vanille could be forgiven for not realizing that her site is dedicated to gluten free cooking. What people fall for instead are the

Breakfast

Green Eggs and Ham Crustless Quiche

Dear Brunch, How are you? It’s been such a long time since I’ve seen you. I don’t even know what you’re up to these days? Is it still all eggs

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Roast Chicken

I love a proper Sunday dinner. A big meal that makes the house smell amazing and creates enough leftovers for at least one more dinner (click here for the post

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Roast Chicken Risotto

All day Monday I was tossing around different ideas for how to create the second half of my Stretch It post based on roast chicken. We had a lot of

Summer

Homemade Oreos

I got to know Emma Reddington through her amazing site The Marion House Book. The first time I checked it out (on the advice of the always spot on Vitamin

Articles

A Quick Bite With Amanda Hesser

It’s easy to love Amanda Hesser’s writing, it’s both precise and expressive, her commitment to research is impressive and her knowledge of food and cooking is more than a little