Dawna in the Kitchen
Non-stop talk about food
Recipe Collections (with photos)
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Bento Collection
Breads (Yeasted) Collection
Breakfast Collection
Cookie Collection
Family Favourites Collection
Plant-Based Recipe Collection
Pumpkin Collection
Salad Collection
Sandwiches Collection
Skillet Dinner Collection
Small Batch Recipe Collection
Soup Collection
Zucchini Recipe Collection
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November 25, 2010
Thanksgiving Redux
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Happy Thanksgiving to my friends south of the border! Up here in Canada, we celebrate Thanksgiving in October, so to allow time to sufficie...
Cooking Chicken @ Quince
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On Tuesday, I went to a food bloggers meetup put together by the Chicken Farmers of Canada at Quince in Kitsilano. The evening wasn't ...
November 21, 2010
Forbidden Rice
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A friend gave me some beautifully inky " Fobidden Rice " earlier this year, and I was quite thrilled, because I had been wanting ...
November 18, 2010
Apple Crisp, plus Apple Crisp Bento
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Apple crisp has always been one of my favourite desserts. It's not the prettiest thing going, so it doesn't suggest you need to w...
November 13, 2010
Challah and Challah Swirl
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I don't bake bread as often as I used to. Some of that is because I usually choose low-glycemic breads for everyday consumption, and...
November 11, 2010
Coconut Pancakes
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In the novel City of Bones (by Cassandra Clare), Clary Fry orders coconut pancakes at a diner in New York. It was a minor detail in a sce...
November 06, 2010
Tomato Tarragon Bisque
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It's definitely soup weather. In fact, not only was my last post also soup, I am also making soup right now. However, the one that is...
October 31, 2010
Golden Borscht
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Oh. Hi there. I didn't mean to leave you all alone for so long, but time seems to have gotten away from me. Sit down, have some soup....
October 11, 2010
Taco Pizza
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If you think we eat a lot of pizza at our house, you'd be right. When I left home at eighteen, I made leftovers into soup. In my tw...
October 08, 2010
International Bento (France): Terrine
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It's bento time again! This time, in the manner of a fairly classic French picnic. Palle made this terrine from veal and pork, lining t...
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