An Irishmans instructions on how to fulfill your apetite useing the basic bagel and cream cheese irish heritage recipe. Duration : 0:4:19

Guest cook JoAnna Lund takes you to the mid-west with a German heritage recipe of braised pork and cabbage. Ingredients in this recipe: ½ cup of onions 3 cups of shredded cabbage 1 cup of unsweetened apple juice 2 tablespoons of sugar 1 teaspoon of dried parsley flakes 2 cups of diced pulled pork This [...]

Sheep cheese tastes distinctive, characteristically strong, and very different from cow or goat cheese. On this family sheep farm, the making of cheese reflects a slower pace of life along with a direct connection to the land. Consuming this cheese requires a careful eating pace. To see more stories, get recipes, and links to additional [...]

I just made 21 pint jars of this delicatessen. These will make really great Christmas gifts. (Did you know only 103 days left until Christmas) Every year I freeze a bunch of rhubarb that’s peeled, finely chopped and blanched just for the purpose of making make my Grandma’s awesome Walnut Rhubarb Dessert Sauce. This is a tangy sauce [...]

It’s morning. I haven’t had coffee yet. I’ve got the heavy stock pot tilted over the sink, draining the water from the tomatoes and onions that have sat overnight. I remind myself that if I DON’T visualize myself losing the lid and an hours worth of chopping down the sink, then it CAN’T happen. To [...]

It’s a down-east family tradition. Chow Chow. Sweet relish made from green tomatoes and onions. When we were first introduced to it in New Glascow, Nova Scotia, we couldn’t believe we were allowed to eat this sweet good stuff right along side our meat and potatoes. Shouldn’t this be a desert? This year, with the [...]

Having been born in Hungary coincidentally “Hungarian Goulash” is my all time favorite “soothing the soul” dish. So I decided to share it first. I read somewhere in Hungarian folklore that it’s thought that the original Hungarian Goulash originated back in the time of the Huns.

I’m going to be hosting a five day student exchange later in the fall. Not just any students but international culinary grads from all over that decided to travel throughout Canada and the US. There are four of them going to be staying with me, but there are another eight of them in two other [...]

Hard to believe that it is only four months until Christmas!  Too early, you may say, to think about baking cookies.  Think again!  If you are brave enough to endure the lengthy preparation of these cookies, passed down by my grandmother, they are well worth it.  My grandmother would make them by the laundry basket [...]

The name of this article tells all. For a few years the potato was taking a bad wrap for being a non-healthy food. Since it has been proven that the entirely underrated potato is overflowing with potassium, even more then the banana. A 6 ounce potato supposedly has 1/4 of the vitamin C a body [...]