This homemade BBQ sauce is tangy, slightly sweet and salty and just the right amount of smokey thanks to the smoked paprika. It’s everything you want in a BBQ sauce and it’s super easy to make, without refined sugars and whacky perservatives, which are all added bonuses in my book.
Read MoreThis red lentil and walnut paté is so easy to make and comes together in under 20 minutes thanks to quick cooking split red lentils and a few common pantry ingredients. It's a tasty spread for a good sourdough bread, crackers or crunchy vegetables and is loaded with plant based protein, iron, fiber and a host of essential micronutrients to keep you well nourished.
Read MoreThis bright green tapenade is loaded with the goodness of artichokes, pistachios, and parsley with a rich texture and hints of lemon and garlic. It's guaranteed to be an impressive appetizer and crowd pleaser at your next gathering and it’s a great condiment to keep on hand for spreading on sandwiches and crackers.
Read MoreThis traditional Lebanese tarator sauce makes a delicious all purpose dressing or dip and can even be used as a pasta sauce. It’s the perfect condiment to keep around for adding flavour to your meals, whether it be a salad, roasted vegetables, a grain bowl or your choice of protein.
Read MoreA fresh ground batch of homemade nut butter is bursting with flavour and aroma that can’t be bought in a jar off the shelf, and all it takes is one ingredient…NUTS. If you haven’t tried it yourself, I highly recommend it. Not only for the sense of satisfaction that I guarantee you’ll feel, it’s also more economical than store bought nut butter, with a deeper richer and ironically nuttier flavour.
Read MoreThis spread is perfect for a picnic, on your favourite sanwich or served with crackers and crudités. It's a wonderful appetizer, makes a great addition to the buffet table at a party and a wonderful picnic companion. It's loaded with the goodness of roasted heirloom carrots, creamy cannellini beans and deliciously tangy and sumac spice. It's so good you'll want to spread it on everything.
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