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Baked Pizza Taquitos

This easy to eat finger food is filling enough to act as a meal replacement when you’re travelling by car…

Bourbon Blondies

Bourbon Blondies

Bourbon Blondies are what you make when you’re in charge of taking something sweet to a summer picnic, potluck, or party. They’re sweet, transport well, and can be eaten without silverware or plates while mingling at a party.

Individual Potato Chips Bags for Summer Parties

Last week, I hosted my annual Canada Day party. Despite the dark, threatening skies that hung overhead, we managed to…

pie hacks: Pie Crust Dust

Pie Hack: How to Prevent Soggy Bottom Crusts

This summer I’m all about the pie. Buttery, flaky crusts surrounding mounds of fresh fruit are my preference, but I’ve…

The Easiest Eats for Summer Entertaining: Platter Salads

If you follow me on Instagram or read my monthly newsletter you already know I’m obsessed with platter salads this…

Strawberry White Chocolate Scones

Strawberry White Chocolate Scones

Tall, flaky, pastry-like layers dotted with strawberries and chunks of white chocolate make these scones absolutely divine.

recipes for feeding toddlers

33 Terrific Toddler Meals

There is nothing cuter, or pickier, than a toddler. We love them but we don’t always love to feed them.
To ease your mealtime pain, we have a wide array of 33 Terrific Toddler Meals to choose from. We’re sure you’ll find one or two that your picky eater will devour.

White Bean, Spinach and Artichoke Dip

Hot on the heels of the winter holidays comes the Super Bowl, one of the year’s most exciting sporting events—according to all the boys in my house. They see it as a day to lounge in front of the TV with their friends, devouring lots of ‘manly food’ like chicken wings, pizza, and root beer.

We usually end up at a party of some sort, and if we don’t, we have people over to our house instead. While I’m happy to indulge in their decadent dinner choices for a special treat, I do have to add a healthy twist to the meal and I usually do so via my spinach and artichoke dip. Usually loaded with a variety of fat-laden cheeses, this popular dip gets a game-day makeover in my kitchen when made with beans, frozen spinach, artichokes, and lighter cheese options. It’s still flavourful, filling (thanks to all that fiber), and hits the spot, and no one seems to notice that it’s a little healthier than the version they are used to eating.

This dip can also be made days in advance, even weeks if desired, as it holds up in the freezer perfectly and can be baked just before serving. If you aren’t feeding a crowd, divide the dip into two and freeze one portion for another night.

Cherry Bourbon Crostata

Who has the time to bake a perfect pie? A rustic, free form crostata is so much easier to make, and tastes just as good.