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Tag Archives: bacon
Homemade back bacon
A truly Canadian breakfast or brunch treat! I remember the first time I tasted back bacon as a kid. I loved that it was so much less salty than ‘regular’ bacon though I couldn’t understand why it was also known … Continue reading
Posted in Breakfast, brunch, Meat, pork
Tagged back bacon, bacon, Canada 150, Canada Day, Canadian bacon, Homemade Canadian Bacon, maple syrup, pea meal bacon, peameal bacon
1 Comment
Small Batch Maple Bacon Cupcakes
Bake up a favourite Canadian flavour combination The quickest way to my husband’s heart (and my kids’ too, come to think of it) is to serve up anything with maple and bacon. I came up with this small-batch recipe as … Continue reading
Posted in baking, Dessert, Desserts
Tagged bacon, bacon bits, baking, Canadian dessert, cupcakes, dessert, maple, maple syrup, small batch cupcakes, special occasion, sweet treat, treat, Valentine's Day
10 Comments
Yellow Bean, Red Potato and Cherry Tomato Salad with Bacon
I adore yellow beans. As a kid, they were one of the vegetables I always wanted to pick in our large garden and I could eat them every day. I was convinced their flavour was vastly superior to green beans. … Continue reading
Posted in Farmers' Feast, Ottawa Farmers' Market, Salads, summer, Vegetables
Tagged bacon, basil, cherry tomatoes, dijon, Farmers Feast, olive oil, Ottawa Farmers' Market, potatoes, vinaigrette, yellow beans
2 Comments
Contemporary Corn Chowder
I grew up eating corn chowder and while I always liked it, I never loved it. The other day I was thinking about ways to improve the standard, basic, somewhat pedestrian corn chowder recipe. In summertime, I’d most certainly grill … Continue reading
Posted in One dish meals, Soups and stews
Tagged bacon, brunch, carrots, celery, chicken broth, chowder, cilantro, corn, cream, creamed corn, double-smoked bacon, frozen corn, lardons, lime juice, lunch, milk, onions, potatoes, soup
2 Comments
Guest Post: Breakfast for the Famished Father
I am thrilled to offer, for your enjoyment, a guest post from my charming, patient and supportive husband, who is the best recipe taste-tester in the world and an excellent cook in his own right. While I was out of … Continue reading
Posted in Breakfast
Tagged bacon, breakfast, brunch, butter, cheese, eggs, guest post, humour, potatoes, sandwich, sandwich maker
3 Comments
Melon and Bacon Salad
Two weeks of particularly fresh, flavourful food in the Constantly Cooking kitchen are drawing to a close. I had so much fun with the August Farmers’ Feast Challenge, dreaming up great new dishes thanks to a bursting bushel basket of … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Fruit, Salads
Tagged bacon, brunch, canary, canteloupe, dijon, Farmers Feast, honey, honeydew, lemon, melon, mint, olive oil, Ottawa Farmers' Market, Rochon Garden, salad, vinaigrette
3 Comments
Warm Potato Salad
So many hearty winter dishes go well with potatoes. Stews, braised meat, roast chicken….can’t you just smell all those delicious meals? I love my potatoes mashed, baked, roasted, fried, scalloped and more ways you can imagine, but I sometimes miss … Continue reading