Recipes tagged with Easter

Everybody loves CCB (Cheddar, Chive & Bacon)! Pop these 20-minute bites into their lunch box with a muffin and any fruit or veggies you have on hand.

Our favourite little chef, Remy the rat, will be blown away by this presentation. Cottage cheese is whipped until it’s as airy as a cloud and then topped with Ratatouille. This recipe is a fun and elegant (and, not to mention, protein-packed) way to serve a classic, French, veggie dish when entertaining guests. To save time, prep Ratatouille ahead of time—when it’s time to dish it up, simply re-heat it on the stovetop or in the microwave.

Bring fine dining to the comfort of your own home! “Steak Oscar” is a high-end, surf-n’-turf steakhouse dish, but our summery twist features grilled chicken—a leaner protein than the traditional beef tenderloin—for a simple yet elegant meal that anyone can prepare. Rich, tangy Béarnaise sauce solidifies this dish as a total crowd pleaser!

Say cheese…cake! Make your next baking sesh a little sweeter and a whole lot more decadent with this silky, chocolate cheesecake. Every bite is smooth and velvety (what can I say, it’s literally in the name). Whether you opt for the ease of using premade pie shells or decide to make your own (it’s easy!), this cheesecake will be a sweet success.

Kid’s birthday party coming up? Look no further than the ultimate intersection where sweet treats meet a party hat. These cookies are practically screaming to join in on the celebrations. And, they’re allergen friendly—no gluten or nuts, and you can use vegan butter for a dairy-free version. Make sure you use the long-rod sprinkles called “jim bits” so the colours don’t bleed into the cookies.

What do you get when you cross sour cream and onion potato chips with classic mashed potatoes? A festive side dish to compliment your favourite main course! Velvety smooth with tangy dill, these taters are a great companion to any holiday feast.

Opa! Make this easy 5-ingredient, low-fat dressing when you want to brighten up your usual salad dressing. It’s great for leafy green, pasta, or orzo salads. Drizzle some over sliced tomatoes or cucumber, or spoon over steamed or roasted broccoli, cauliflower, or potato wedges. It’s wonderful as a dip for fresh veggies, too!