New Traditions
Celebrating New Traditions Around The Table {Turkey Makhani Recipe}
Do you like Butter Chicken? This recipe has all of that warm comfort but is made with turkey strips. Interested, yet? This turkey makhani recipe is my take on an Indian classic, reworked for our Canadian kitchen. I have a confession to make. I love Christmas! From a dressed-up tree to shiny ornaments, the caroling,…
Celebrating Summer in Canada with Sobeys
My husband and I moved to Canada 15 years ago, long before kids were on the horizon. This was at a time when we were only responsible for each other, and our biggest decision was where to dine and which movie to check out that weekend. Like other new Canadians, we’ve learnt lots about Canada…
4 Easy Homemade Diwali Sweets and Snacks
As a child, the festival of Diwali was always about the celebration of food, friends, shopping and of course Lakshmi Pooja. Praying to Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity is a big part of this festival. And because India is such a diverse country there are many stories surrounding Diwali. Communities around the world…
Celebrating Diwali #MyDiwaliStory
Diwali is the single-biggest celebration for more than a billion people living around the world. I grew up in India where celebrating Diwali meant shopping for new clothes, hanging out with cousins, feasting every day and of course setting off fireworks. My mom would decorate trays of homemade mithai – sweets – and my brother…
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