Rhubarb Loaf

Sometimes a vintage recipe is the best. Make this beautiful moist Rhubarb Loaf with real ingredients like butter, sugar, flour and eggs. They’re a perfect balance for tart rhubarb. And a splash of orange is what makes this recipe extra special.

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Taco Salad

Celebrate Taco Tuesday with a twist by skipping the standard tacos and making Taco Salad instead. This salad has all the components of a taco but has loads more vegetables without compromising on flavour. It’s easy to make and much better than takeout because it includes any toppings you like.

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Corned Beef and Cabbage

You can serve Corned Beef and Cabbage any day but it’s a popular St. Patrick’s Day meal or pub dish. Corned Beef Brisket is simmered slowly, then served in a stew of  potatoes, turnips, carrots and cabbage.

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Moussaka

If you’ve never had Moussaka it’s sort of like a Greek version of lasagna. I’ve always wanted to make it but I wasn’t sure about the combination of spices in the meat. Cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves sound like pumpkin pie to me. But, curiosity got the best of me so I consulted numerous versions on the internet and came up with this recipe that passed not one but TWO taste test dinners!

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Potato Leek Soup

This silky smooth soup with a hint of fresh herbs has only a few ingredients and takes no time at all to make. Potato Leek Soup contains no cream or thickeners because it’s naturally thickened with a purée of potatoes.

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