Nov 17, 2011
I often find myself assuring people that omelettes are not difficult to make. Seems there can be some apprehension when it comes to making this classic egg dish. In fact, all you need is the right equ…
Read Post >Nov 14, 2011
Egg farmer Dianne McComb from Lucan, Ontario, and food writer and cookbook author Lynn Ogryzlo cooked up Spiced French Toast on the Be Healthy stage at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto ye…
Read Post >Oct 20, 2011
Love French Toast? Then you'll want to visit Egg Farmers of Ontario's website for three unique takes on this iconic way to combine eggs and bread. There's the traditional version - slices of French…
Read Post >Oct 8, 2011
Looking for a special dessert for Thanksgiving? Look no further than this Pumpkin Crème Brûlée. Although you'll need to caramelize the dessert with a mini torch or under the broiler just before servi…
Read Post >Sep 19, 2011
This month's issue of Glow magazine suggests 26 ways to add nutritional goodness to breakfast, that all-important first meal of the day. Writer Maureen Halushak gives us the goods, one letter at a tim…
Read Post >Sep 16, 2011
Water isn't the only liquid you can use to poach eggs. While I might not accept a challenge to try using orange juice, a simmering pot of stock or broth, or tomato juice or sauce works beautifully and…
Read Post >Aug 31, 2011
Hard-cooked eggs can be the start of something really cool. Like Egg and Tuna Schooners, an after school snack kids will love to make and eat! Egg and Tuna Schooners In a recent interview with…
Read Post >Aug 24, 2011
Chicken and Mushroom Crepe Cake Company was coming for lunch recently and I wanted a recipe that wasn't too fussy or time-consuming to make but still company-worthy. I'd prepared some crêpe batter …
Read Post >Aug 10, 2011
Cherry Clafoutis A clafoutis (pronounced kla-foo-tee) is a French dessert that resembles a flan or baked custard, but made with a whole lot of delicious fruit. It's an easy recipe, almost fool-…
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