Easter

Peanut Butter Loaf

Recipe Submitted by Heidi Kennedy, Calgary; Recipe Tested by Kathy Bennett.

This special-treat bread tastes like peanut butter cookies! Mix in chocolate chips if desired, or spread slices with jam to serve.

Trisha Yearwood's Key Lime Cake

We had a big birthday party for my daddy when he turned seventy. He was a pretty humble guy and was embarrassed that so much attention was being focused on him, but he ultimately loved visiting with all of his friends, some he hadn’t seen in a long time. Over two hundred friends and family signed the guest book that night; that’s a testament to the man. I think of him when I make this cake because we served it that night. I miss my daddy, but there are always things to remind me of how much fun we had as a family.

Stefan’s Banana Mousse with Oatmeal-Almond Crisp

An elegant mousse dessert made with regular ingredients in your kitchen. Early preparation makes this recipe great for entertaining.

Joey’s Scallops with Jasmine Rice Risotto

Scallops have a buttery flavour and when served over jasmine rice, are irresistable.

Maple Walnut Cookies

Baking with your children is a great holiday activity. Make these nutty cookies with kids and watch them disappear!

Endive Salad with Spiced Walnuts

This rustic salad is a unique addition to your meal time. Make it year-round with seasonal fruits and vegetables.

Roasted Squash Soup with Parmesan and Sage

A flavourful and heart-warming soup, surely to impress your holiday guests.

Peanut Butter-Pretzel Bonbons

These fancy and delightful desserts are simple and fun to make!

New York, New York Super Crumb Cake

New Yorkers are passionate about many things, but who knew crumb cake was one of them? Crumb cake traveled to America first with the Dutch and later with German immigrants, famous for their baking, sometime around the late 1800s. Its popularity spread among bakeries and home cooks alike.

Sesame-Roasted Potatoes with Cucumber Dip

Roasting little potatoes makes them taste sweeter than boiled potatoes. No forks are necessary because you can use toothpicks to dip your potatoes into the yogurt cucumber dip.