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Tag Archives: edible gifts
Elevate your charcuterie game
Unique condiments take boards from ordinary to outstanding! It seems everywhere I go these days, people are dishing up cheese and charcuterie boards. I think it’s a great trend because it’s a way to cater to lots of different tastes … Continue reading
Posted in condiments
Tagged bacon, candied bacon, cranberry chutney, edible gifts, grainy mustard with maple and whisky, hostess gifts, Kathie Donovan, Marlene Shepherd, Paula Roy, pickled cauliflower, pickled vegetables, roasted nuts, Shepherds Coffee Talk, what to put on a charcuterie board
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Grainy maple whisky mustard
An easy to make condiment that’s great for gifting! Gourmet condiments are all the rage these days, including specialty mustards. You can make this mustard with any liquor you like – bourbon or scotch would be great – but to … Continue reading
Posted in condiments
Tagged edible gifts, grainy mustard, homemade mustard, maple syrup, mustard, Paula Roy, spicy, Whiskey, whisky
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Paula Roy’s Favourite Foods – Episode 7 recipes
Great news! My fantastic crew at Rogers TV Ottawa and I filmed a couple of new episodes of Paula Roy’s Favourite Foods earlier this month and they’re ready to roll. You’ll notice something a little different if you’ve tuned in … Continue reading
Spicy Marinated Olives
I’m a big fan of gifting edible treats on just about any occasion. Show up at a party with a nice bottle of wine and something yummy the host can either put on the table or tuck away to savour … Continue reading
Posted in Edible Gifts, make-ahead, Preserves, Quick Pickles, Tips and Tricks
Tagged Christmas gift, edible gift, edible gifts, garlic, hostess gift, lemon, make-ahead, olive oil, olives, party gift, pepper, red pepper flakes, rosemary, spiced oil, spicy, thank you gift, thyme
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Caramel-Apple Jelly
While I adore chocolate, I think caramel trumps all. Sweet and thick, sometimes chewy, caramel has a unique, almost-earthy flavour thanks to bringing the sugar almost to the point of scorching. I frequently make Caramel Sauce, Salted Caramel Ice Cream … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits and vegetables, Preserves
Tagged apple, apple cider, canning, caramel, edible gift, edible gifts, handmade, holiday, holidays, hostess gifts, jelly, kitchen gifts, pectin, preserves, rosemary, sugar, thyme, vegan, vegetarian
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Sugar and spice holiday gifts
Vanilla is one of the most popular spices in the world, particularly for those who enjoy baking. There’s a huge difference between the flavour of artificial vanilla extract most often sold in grocery stores and the real thing, made with … Continue reading
Posted in Tips and Tricks
Tagged Christmas, edible gifts, extract, gifts, gifts from the kitchen, holidays, sugar, vanilla, vanilla bean, vegan, vegetarian
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