Posted in : "2023 - March"

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  Small salted lentils with maple mustard

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

  Petit salé lentils is a typical French dish that combines several pork meats with lentils. Its sauce is spiced up here with old-fashioned maple mustard to break up the fatty side of the meat. Between Dijon salty meat and baked beans with maple syrup from Canada, this is a gourmet and friendly dish that you can share with family and friends.

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  Pan-fried duck breast with maple sauce

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  Maple syrup is an essential cooking ingredient, used to enhance the flavors of many dishes. It can be used in the preparation of marinades, glazes and sauces, adding a touch of sweetness and character to your preparations. Today, we are going to discover one of the preparations that features this famous syrup: duck breast with maple sauce. This sweet and savory recipe, as delicious as it is daring, will delight your taste buds.

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  Blueberry Pancakes

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The morning toast

  We all know pancakes, this American variant of our Breton pancakes. They are smaller in size, but different in taste and texture. Pancakes - literally pancakes - are fluffy thanks to the addition of yeast. There are several variations of pancakes in the United States and Canada. Among them, blueberry pancakes even have their national day in North America: January 28. Discover our recipe for blueberry pancakes, as well as some little information about this pancake in this article.

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  Maple marinated salmon

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

  Salmon and maple syrup are two products found extensively in North America and Canada. You can combine these two ingredients with a fish marinade made with maple syrup. This bold and modern recipe gives the fish a sweet and mild taste. To balance your dish, choose one or more side dishes with character. You will find the recipe for this dish and our best side dish ideas

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  Blueberries pie

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The desserts

  This small berry from the same family as our blueberries is very rich in antioxidants, especially if it comes from a wild culture. Dried blueberries can be added to many preparations, such as blueberry pie. The latter is a must-have classic in Canada and the United States. We share with you the recipe for this gourmet pie that will delight young and old.

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  Is Cranberry Juice Effective For High Blood Pressure

  Posted in: Cocktails from Canada

  According to statistics published in 2006 and 2007, one in five Canadians suffers from hypertension and 22.7 % of Canadian adults over the age of 20 have diagnosed hypertension (either or both of these numbers are high). 17 % of hypertensive patients remain unaware of their state of health. Often, it is possible to keep blood pressure under control through a lifestyle based on a balanced diet. According to a recent study, regularly consuming cranberry or cranberry juice reduces high blood...

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  The Nanaimo Bar

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The desserts

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  A dessert traditionally eaten in North America, the Nanaimo bar does not require cooking. It consists of three different layers. Also known as "Mabel's Bar", this delicacy is one of Canada's best culinary specialties. We will know more about this culinary specialty in these few lines.

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  Lobster poutine

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  Lovers of good Canadian cuisine, try the lobster poutine. This is a variation of the traditional poutine. This preparation enhances the highly prized taste of lobster and combines it with one of the tastiest Quebec recipes. Culinary orgasm guaranteed at the rendezvous. We will know more about it in this article.

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  Shepherd's pie, traditional recipe from Quebec

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  Shepherd's pie is a traditional Quebec recipe. It has three distinct layers. The first consists of ground beef, the second is made with cream of corn and the last consists of mashed potatoes. This dish, a cousin of shepherd's pie, is very popular in Canada. This tasty preparation joins the ranks of prestigious Quebec dishes alongside the cheese fries and baked beans. Let's find out all about it.

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  The benefits of ordering from an online grocery store

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  It is now possible to buy various high-end products online thanks to the development of the Internet. This procedure reduces the loss of time related to the purchase. You can even access the delicatessen online to buy the best products in Europe or Canada…, and this, in a practical, flexible and simple way. If we take the case of Canada in particular, groceries from this country are appreciated because of their quality. It is therefore no surprise that gastronomy enthusiasts attach particular...

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  When is the best time to go to Canada? Winter, Summer or Indian Summer

  Posted in: Explore Canada

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  Canada, many of you want to go there! If some of you are put off by the winters which can be harsh there, others dream of seeing them in person. Given the size of the country, the question of the best time depends on the region to be visited and what you want to do there.

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  You are looking for perfect BBQ sauces for your grilling: try BBQ sauces from Canada

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

  Made from sweet tomato paste, Cattlemen's Kentucky Bourbon BBQ sauce has everything to please fans of spicy grills. With its rich and thick texture, it will perfectly enhance the taste of meats. It contains the excellent flavor of bourbon, mixed with paprika to bring exoticism to your dishes. To this mix is added a subtle tangy touch of vinegar to accompany your salads and your vegetable farandoles.

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  Focus on the Labranche estate “maple grove, orchard and vineyard”

  Posted in: Canada vineyard

  Go on an adventure by discovering the Roussillon estate in Quebec. It develops with the generations, and has been run for eight generations by the Desgroseilliers family. At first a simple agricultural operation, he then extended his maple syrup activity, an orchard, a cider house and a vineyard.

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  What do Canadians eat for breakfast?

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The morning toast

  A cosmopolitan country, Canada stands out for its great cultural diversity. With a population of nearly 38 million, this North American state has no less than 06 ethnic origins. For decades, Canada has been one of the countries where life is good, which is why many foreigners emigrate there every year. One thing leading to another, this melting pot has turned Canadian customs upside down. Indeed, if the local gastronomy is mainly inspired by Scottish and Irish traditions, it is also marked by...

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  Guide to the best online Canadian grocery stores

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  Sample items from Canadian grocery stores without having to travel to Canada. These online sales sites offer many Quebec culinary specialties. Let's take a quick look at the products sold on these Canadian brands online

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  Post syrup: diluted or poor quality maple syrup!

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  Post syrup refers to a sweet, golden syrup that tends to mimic maple syrup. We talk about "post" because it is not made from maple. A syrup that does not come from maple sap is called "post syrup".

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