If you live anywhere in Norfolk County it’s likely you know what Celery Bread is. The recipe originated at the Erie Beach Hotel in Port Dover and is a favourite with locals. It’s still served today and is pretty much mandatory if you’re having a fish fry. But there’s one surprising ingredient that’s missing.
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Cornmeal Crusted Crappie
You might be thinking, “What the heck is Crappie?” It’s a fish from the sunfish family found in our waters here at Lake Erie. When they arrive in the spring you can literally stand on your dock and catch fish. And it doesn’t taste crappy at all! In fact, it’s a very mild white fish, delicate and delicious.
Garlic Naan Bread
Garlic Naan Bread is pretty easy to make and doesn’t require yeast so it’s possible you have all the ingredients you need right now. Naan is served with many popular Indian dishes but lately it’s being used to make pizza too. So why not try your hand at this easy yeast free bread recipe?
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French Onion Soup
The origin of French Onion Soup is highly debated but one thing is for sure, the recipe has stood the test of time with little variations. This soup is quite inexpensive to make so you can splurge on some good quality cheese. It takes some time to prepare but you’ll be rewarded with amazing flavour.
Sweet and Sour Meatballs
Meatballs are always a crowd pleaser at happy hour. You can buy Italian, Asian, Swedish….then there are the multiple varieties of sauce options. Dump the meatballs and sauce into a slow cooker and voila, you have an easy but popular dish. OR, if you want some kitchen swagger, you can make your own. And as a bonus, it costs less to make these Sweet and Sour Meatballs yourself.