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Tag Archives: cherries
Old-fashioned cherry nut loaf
A retro treat for today’s tea parties (or….breakfast)! When I was a kid, my mom seemed to make this loaf primarily at Christmastime so I associate it with all sorts of happy, festive feelings. I recall she often used a … Continue reading
Posted in baking, Breads, Breakfast
Tagged bread for breakfast, bread for tea party, cherries, loaf, maraschino cherries, old-fashioned recipe, Paula Roy, quick bread, retro food, walnuts
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Mini Fruit Pies
I like to think of this dish as the perfect marriage between fruit crisp and fruit pie, combining crunchy oatmeal cookie-like topping with an assortment of gently sweetened fruit. I’m grateful each year to the fine folks from Warner’s Farm … Continue reading
Posted in Desserts, Farmers' Feast, Fruit, Fruits and vegetables, local, Ottawa Farmers' Market, summer
Tagged almonds, berries, cherries, crisp, crumble, dessert, Farmers Feast, fresh, fruit, gluten-free, gooseberries, make-ahead, oats, Ottawa Farmers' Market, pie, red currants, summer, vegetarian
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Farmers’ Feast Challenge July 2015 – On Affordability and Appreciation
I’ve been pondering about back-to-basics eating lately and feeling sad for those people who simply cannot afford to eat local, seasonal produce. I’m not just talking about people in remote communities although the price of fresh food in Canada’s Arctic … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits and vegetables, Ottawa Farmers' Market
Tagged appreciation, basil, beets, broccoli, cauliflower, challenge, cherries, collard greens, farmers, Farmers Feast, fresh, garlic scapes, gooseberries, gratitude, green garlic, Hakurei turnips, healthy, lamb chops, local, Napa Cabbage, Ottawa, Ottawa Farmers' Market, produce, red currants, seasonal, snap peas, summer, value, zucchini
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