Little Fish: Sardines vs Anchovies

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Ever wonder what the difference between a sardine and an anchovy is? Although many people think that sardine is just another name for anchovy, guess what? It’s actually not the case. Sardines vs Anchovies -- let's take a look Anchovies and sardines are two different fish species, from two different fish families. Though, they do share some similar traits — both are small, silvery and available fresh, preserved or tinned...and both...
Spicy Asian Hotpot with Udon Noodles

Spicy Asian Hotpot with Udon Noodles

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This is one of my all time favorite one-pot-meals and definitely a go-to dish when there's a time crunch. It's something you can get on the table in less than half a hour, likely 20 minutes. Not only is it fast and easy, it's incredibly delicious. The broth has a spicy, slightly sweet, salty flavor with nuances resembling teriyaki sauce. Okay, let's just say it's addictingly delicious. And that...
Spinat-Kräuter-Risotto

Spinach Herb Risotto

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With Saint Patrick’s day directly around the corner, what better than to celebrate with a "green" risotto! Rather than traditional Irish recipes, you could turn to something a little healthier and brighter. Unless drinking dyed-green beer appeals to you more! In Canada we observe March 17th as a day for celebration and take it very seriously. We all get a little Irish by either attending a St. Patrick's Day parade, grabbing...

Beef Stew with Hoisin Sauce, Red Wine and Tomatoes

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This stew definitely has the umami things going on. I’m not usually one to cook a lot of hearty meat based meals, but with hungry boys telling me they are really craving some kind of dinner with meat, rice and gravy –- which sounds terrible, by the way –- I decided to give this stew a try. Definitely a weekend meal, this recipe takes a little more than 2...
Whole Grain Spelt Apple Pie

Whole Grain Spelt Apple Pie

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With so many apples on hand after our fall harvest, what better way to use them then baking a Whole Grain Spelt Apple Pie! Baking with spelt flour I like to use whole grain spelt flour in most of my baking (I have been promising a friend to experiment with gluten-free - but as I know too well, baking is a science and cooking is an art!). So back to spelt...

White Radish Salad with Apple, Fresh Dill & Pine Nuts

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Italian white radishes are a cool-season crop which grows best in spring and fall. They are a great addition to salads or, as in this recipe, as the basis for a salad. When buying radishes, make sure that they are very fresh, with smooth skins and firm roots (wrinkles and cracks are a sign of old age), otherwise your salad will not be a crisp as it should be....