Poultry

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Chicken Milanese with Roasted Cherry Tomatoes

We’re always asking SPC readers what they want us to develop, recipe-wise. And we love hearing about what you’re trying to get your kids to try and what your challenges

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Coconut French Toast

It’s always kind of tricky talk­ing about Mother’s Day, and what every­one should be doing or mak­ing to cel­e­brate moth­ers, when you are a mother your­self. Isn’t it sort like leav­ing

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Lisa’s Letters Home: Mini Breakfast Frittatas to Go!

I love small food because small things do not contain many calories. Therefore, you can shove five small foods in your mouth and still be eating healthily. I also love

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Egg Drop Soup

Scarlett awoke the other night in a frightened sweat. I’m never really surprised when she has a nightmare because she has pretty vivid dreams on a regular basis but she

Poultry

Lemon Thyme Chicken Burgers

The only pos­si­ble rea­son that my home isn’t the set­ting of a hit real­ity show called “Will They Miss the Bus?” is that Mark Bur­nett has not stopped by at 8:05

Summer

Devilled Eggs with Tuna

Ceri opened egg week talking about the popularity of shakshuka but there’s another egg dish that is nearer and dearer to me–the devilled egg. A few summer’s ago it had

Breakfast

Mexican Egg Bake

Isn’t it funny how certain foods become trendy? I was lucky enough to get to cook with Chef Lynn Crawford (more on that soon – thanks Kitchen Aid!) over the

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Italian Roast Chicken with Bell Peppers and Olives

Is there anything better than a new cook book? All the possibilities they represent, all the changes to your usual cooking roster? I love it. I always spend quite a

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Chicken and Butternut Squash Risotto

I have this new friend. She’s actually my neighbour. We both love interior design, chatting, 80’s music, chatting, cooking and chatting. In other words, we spend a lot of time

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Lisa’s Letters Home: Grilled Duck and Noodle Soup

My grandmother was Japanese-Canadian, which meant that our holiday dinner table had an unusual hybrid of things like roast turkey and sushi rolls. Although she was a tiny woman who