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  The best Canadian restaurants in France

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Want to find a bit of Canada in France? Or simply to discover the cuisine of the country? We have prepared a list of the best Canadian restaurants in France, targeting as many cities as possible! Discover it below!

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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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  Huron sagamity

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

  Are you passionate about cooking or do you have any particular preferences in this area? Each country has its culinary specificity. The traditional Sagamité dish is a true delicacy in North America. Revised in a modern way, the Huron sagamité will certainly please your little family as well as your guests. Find out how to prepare this tasty dish and what its secret is.

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  Atlantic Salmon Gravlax Recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The entrees

  In sushi, grilled or sautéed, fish is unanimous. But have you ever tried the Atlantic salmon gravlax recipe. This Scandinavian recipe consists of a beautiful piece of raw and marinated salmon. It is served tasty and very tender. Let's find out everything about this exotic dish.

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  The mining industry in Canada: Resources and issues

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Discover Canada's mining sector, which is responsible for creating a large number of jobs and boosting the country's economy.

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  The magic of the Northern Lights in the heart of the Canadian winter

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  What are the Northern Lights and where to see them during the coldest season in Canada? Some answers in this article.

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  Bloody Caesar Recipe

  Posted in: Cocktails from Canada

  Did you know that Canada also has iconic cocktails that make it famous? The Bloody Caesar is one of them. This drink composed of tomato juice with clams and vodka is typical of North America. That's not all, because this mix also contains hot sauce and Worcestershire sauce. Let's find out everything about it in this section.

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  Shrimp cake

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The entrees

  And if you bite into a delicious shrimp cake to release all these flavors reminiscent of Canada? But what is it? This recipe was invented by the Micmacs. At first, the nation did not have access to sea shrimp. Also, she had to turn to freshwater gammarids. We will know more about this preparation in these few lines.

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  Beaver tail recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The desserts

  Pam and Grant Hooker went to the Killaloe Fair in 1978 to sell pastries called "beaver tails". The Canadian recipe itself comes from the Hookers. Today, “beaver tail” no longer refers to a simple preparation, but also to a chain of restaurants. We will discover everything about this specialty of the country.

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  Melting Brie with almonds and maple butter

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The entrees

  Do you know the health benefits of almonds and maple butter? These two ingredients are also a real delight for your taste buds. Prepared with fondant Brie, you can treat the whole family. If you are planning a decadent and festive evening, this is the perfect recipe. Discover the secrets of such a delicacy with its main benefits for your health.

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  Canadian films: Cinema, renowned directors and actors

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Although less adored than its American and European counterparts, Canadian cinema has experienced significant growth in recent years. In fact, there are more and more Canadian productions that are being talked about internationally. Moreover, the success of this sector does not stop there and extends to both actors and directors from the maple country. Today we will talk about them in particular. From milestones to famous faces to the most awarded films, here's everything you need to know...

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  Caramelized butternut risotto with maple syrup

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada

  Find a colorful plate with exquisite flavors by letting yourself be seduced by the famous butternut risotto caramelized with maple syrup. A purely Canadian specialty, this recipe contains quality ingredients for which the gastronomy of the Far North is renowned. We are going to know everything about this rather special dish.

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  Canadian specialty Donair recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

  Are you on the sandwich, taco, kebab team? Have you ever had the Canadian specialty? If the answer is no, find out how to prepare a delicious Donair, with all the sauces and ingredients.

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  Squash Tagliatelle

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

  How about a recipe for Italian cuisine with a Canadian twist? With these squash tagliatelle, you will be happy. For the Amerindians of Ontario and Quebec, squash turns out to be an essential food. Usually mixed with corn, it is used as a main ingredient in Canada. Prepared with tagliatelle, it promises one of the most unusual recipes. Discover the ultimate flavor of this Canadian-style dish.

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  Pecan and maple syrup cake recipe

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  What's better than a tasty pecan and maple syrup cake for a unique culinary experience. Tender and sweet, this dessert will delight the most demanding taste buds. Here is his recipe.

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  Why is Canada considered one of the safest countries in the world?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Is Canada a safe country? If we are to believe the various international rankings, it would seem that this country is indeed one of the safest countries in the world. It is also a very attractive country for tourists, students and immigrant workers. Several criteria are studied to judge its safety. These include its crime rate, health and safety at work, access to housing, emergency and health services as well as the perception of individual safety.

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  Recipe for Tire Sainte Catherine

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  Discover the succulent flavor of Tire Sainte Catherine. Famous for several decades, this treat will tickle the taste buds of young and old. Here is the recipe!

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  Atlantic salmon burger recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

  Atlantic salmon is a food that is very easily found in Canada and is particularly appreciated there. Wild salmon are caught in several rivers, particularly in Newfoundland and Labrador. We make a multitude of recipes with this salmon burger that appeals to young and old alike! Zoom on this delicious and easy to make recipe. Note that you will need a food processor to chop the fish flesh.

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  BC Rolls

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Appetizers

  BC Rolls is a makizushi (rolled sushi) that contains grilled salmon skin and cucumber. It was an invention of Japanese chef Hidekazu Tojo who decided to use this ingredient instead of seawater eel (anago), which was difficult to find in British Columbia at the time. If you are passing through Vancouver, be sure to stop by Tojo's, his restaurant. You can taste his original recipe as well as his version of the California Roll revisited with brown crab. In the meantime, discover the British...

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  How are order kiosks revolutionizing the dining experience in Canada?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Over the years, the restaurant industry has seen many innovations, including the introduction of order kiosks in restaurants. This technology has revolutionized the dining experience in Canada by providing customers with a more personalized and efficient experience. Here is an article that discusses the subject in more detail.

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