Regina Food and Travel Blogger
Ready to take your weeknight meal or lunch prep to a whole new level of delicious? Look no further than this flavour-packed Shawarma made with local Canadian turkey, and a few pantry staple spices. This Instant Pot Turkey Shawarma recipe is sponsored by Turkey Farmers of Canada and we’re encouraging everyone to #ThinkTurkey. As always,…
The arrival of peaches signal the end of summer. I’m using these gorgeous, plump balls of sunshine to make a sweet compote for a luscious mousse made from Greek Yogurt. Every August, the church around the corner from our house has a Peach Festival and they truck in an enormous amount of fresh peaches from…
I’ve been fairly quiet around here lately (like, the last 7 months or so), but for good reason. I’m pregnant! 37 weeks to be exact, with baby set to arrive end of June (or any day now according to the doctor). The first trimester was plagued with nausea, fatigue and too many food aversions to…
This Thai Turkey Coconut Curry recipe is sponsored by Turkey Farmers of Canada and we’re encouraging everyone to #ThinkTurkey. As always, all opinions are my own. We all crave a little variety in our life. For me, that holds especially true for food. One of the easiest ways I add variety to our meals, is…
Tis the season for parties and potlucks! Everyone needs a knock-out appetizer recipe, and this is my new favourite. This post is sponsored by Grimms Fine Foods, who has made a generous donate to a charity of my choice, and is also offering you the change to win $130 in Grimms products. Potlucks are seriously…
Spice things up this Taco Tuesday, or any day of the week, with Caribbean inspired tacos. These slightly spicy and sweet chicken tacos are served with a homemade coleslaw and pineapple salsa. Tacos made quite a few appearances when I was growing up. Mom used to make tacos from time to time. She would buy…
Classic devilled eggs are always a favourite hors d’oeuvre. I simply can’t get enough! To change things up a bit, this version features the bold flavours of kimchi and gochujang. Hard boiled eggs are underrated. They’re so darn versatile, yet, they get overlooked. Eggs in general are a blank slate, and can be transformed into…
Roasted brussels sprouts are a classic side dish. This version gets a punch of flavour from fresh ginger and kimchi. I haven’t always been a lover of brussels sprouts. The one and only time I remember having them as a kid, they were boiled nuggets of mush, and served with Cheez Whiz. I’m fairly certain…
With the end of summer, comes a bounty of fresh garden veggies, including zucchini. Forget about zoodles, make this cinnamon laced zucchini cake instead. I firmly believe the best expression of a zucchini is through cake. Whether it’s a bundt, a loaf, or muffins, it’s my favourite way to use it up. I have no…