Category: fish, flesh & fowl
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Dressing for Turkey – 1877

A simple, rich, and piquant dressing, perfect for “Mock Duck” or to stuff your Thanksgiving turkey.
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Mock Duck – 1877

There’s no duck involved here…. just a round steak and a tasty stuffing, and a little bit of handiwork rolling and tying. The result? A roulade that looks pretty presented on a plate, and tastes delicious!
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Cheese Soufflé – 1915

Don’t let the name scare you. Soufflés are actually pretty simple to make, and this savoury Cheese Soufflé is absoutely dreamy. Eggs are the key ingredient, but the cheese makes these extra rich and creamy. Perfect for brunch with fresh fruit, or for supper with a salad and fresh bread.
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Baked Pork Tenderloin – 1909

With a delicious rosemary flavoured stuffing tucked inside, this juicy pork tenderloin recipe is sure to become a family favourite! It’s easy, tender, and impressive sliced up on a platter.
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Curry With Chicken – 1877

Hearty and comforting, this chicken curry recipe is a delight! It’s a very simple version of a pub-style curry, and has a sweetness that stems from the addition of sliced apples. Enjoy the sauciness of this dish with some naan bread or a ring of rice.
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Eggs in Cases – 1890

“Eggs in Cases” is a baked egg recipe perfect for brunch or a light supper. The recipe features ramekins of eggs, cheese and breadcrumbs (so easy!), and they’re cooked in a simple water bath for perfectly cooked eggs. YUM!
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Broadway Salmon Loaf – 1912

Elevate your canned salmon with this amazing steamed salmon loaf… it’s full of flavour, has a marvelous texture, and is delectably moist. Served cold, it’s a lovely summer recipe, especially paired with a salad or new potatoes. Let’s bring back the salmon loaf!!!