In the spirit of our second great Toronto black out we’ve come up with a few recipes you can make without the use of electricity.  Assuming your fridge still works or if you’re going to try to clean the food out before it goes bad. 1.  Ham & Swiss cheese sandwich Photograph by:  hynesghpstudio

Check out THE MARK, a Canadian news website as they break down the seven very best recipes for a very authentic and Canadian celebration. From the exotic curried goat burger to the more traditional quiche canadienne, prominent Canadian chefs propose seven ways to make your Canada Day delicious.

These are a nice change from the traditional pancakes we’re all accustomed too.  These German potato pancakes (latkes) aren’t just good for breakfast but they double as dinner dishes served with bratwurst sausage.  Enjoy!

Honey mustard grilled pork chops recipe – so simple and delicious

Thit Heo Nuong:  Grilled lemon grass – five spice pork chops.  A Vietnamese favourite.    A great addition to any home BBQ this summer.

A new recipe for you to try out for dinner.  Enjoy the weekend everyone.

Korean comfort food that’s not always easy to pronounce but it’s easy to eat and enjoy!  Now you can try to make it yourself. Bibimbap: Korean dish made from rice mixed with meat, veggies, an egg and sweet chili pepper paste traditionally cooked in a stone pot.

This is a family favourite and easy to prepare especially if you go with the slow cooker option.  The chicken has a ton of flavor and mixed with the peppers and tomato make it a great combination!

Nice healthy meal that’s tasty, crunchy and full of fresh veggies. Have a great Victoria Day everyone.

Grilled Bacon Wrapped Asparagus Skewers anyone? What a great dish that’s a little bit naughty and a little bit nice and absolutely a great idea for this long weekend!