Celebrate Canada Day with Canada’s Top Athletes
Canada Day is a day where Canadians come together and celebrate their shared values of diversity, inclusivity, and multiculturalism. As we unite on Canada Day and celebrate what it means to be Canadian, it's the perfect moment to honour the incredible commitment of Ontario's top athletes who proudly represent Canada on a global stage.
This year, we asked some of Canada’s top athletes to share their favourite recipes to make on Canada Day using fresh Ontario ingredients. These recipes are healthy, easy to make, and support dedicated Ontario farmers who work hard to create an abundant and sustainable Ontario.
Lois Betteridge - Overnight Sourdough Pancakes
Lois Betteridge, Pan American Games medalist for canoe slalom, enjoys starting her Canada Day off with Overnight Sourdough Pancakes for breakfast. These fluffy pancakes use Ontario eggs that contain the protein and essential nutrients that Lois needs to fuel her body on a regular basis.
Valérie Grenier - Sesame Ginger Buddha Bowl
Join Canadian Olympic Alpine Ski Racer, Valérie Grenier, as she makes Egg Farmers of Ontario’s Sesame Ginger Buddha Bowl. This colourful dish combines fresh Ontario produce like peppers, cauliflower, red onions and carrots with Ontario eggs that go from farm to grocery store in just 4-7 days.
Emma Miskew - Garlic Shrimp and Asparagus Noodle Bowl
Canadian Olympic Curler, Emma Miskew of Team Homan, is a fan of Egg Farmers of Ontario’s Garlic Shrimp and Asparagus Noodle Bowl, made with in-season Ontario asparagus and fresh Ontario eggs. This recipe contains 22g of protein per serving and is an excellent source of vitamin K, riboflavin, niacin, folate, vitamin B12, pantothenate, selenium and iron.
Tyler McGregor - Air Fryer All-Day Breakfast Tartine
Tyler McGregor, Canadian Sledge Hockey Paralympian and World Champion, enjoys making Egg Farmers of Ontario’s All Day Air-Fryer Breakfast Tartine. This easy recipe is crispy and savoury, and is the perfect way to use high-quality Grade A eggs produced by Ontario’s 500 egg farm families.
What’s your favourite recipe to make on Canada Day? Find more unique recipe ideas at getcracking.ca/recipes.