Fish Batter by Micheline

This homemade batter is light and fluffy and perfect to coat your favourite fish fillets. Tastes like the crispy fish usually found in good fish and chips restaurants. The secret ingredient in this batter is the vinegar, added just before you are ready to coat the fish fillets.

Heart shaped strawberry biscuits by www.bakefest.blogspot.com

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Best Ever Coffee Cake by Chez la mere

Best Coffee Cake Ever Adapted from The Pioneer Woman Serves 6-8 Note: this is a half recipe and used a 9-inch square pyrex baking dish

Old Fashioned Chocolate Malt by Micheline

This recipe is adapted from the Original Old Fashioned Malted Chocolate invented by "Pop" Coulson available at Walgreens, Hudson Bay Co., Woolworth stores in the '50s. Share it with a friend and two straws.

spinach ricotta pie by Chez la mere

Cinnamon Pita Chips by Enda Love

Date squares by Connie

Chicken Curry Crêpes by Micheline

An elegant, tasty chicken curry dish for a dinner party of 4. The recipe can be doubled. The crêpes can be made ahead and filled just before dinner time.

Pomegranate Molasses by Chez la mere

Old fashioned Chocolate Malt by Micheline

This recipe is adapted from the Original Old Fashioned Malted Chocolate invented by "Pop" Coulson available at Walgreens, Hudson Bay Co., Woolworth stores in the '50s. Share it with a friend and two straws.

Puff Pastry by Elaine

A highly versatile pastry, and it's not nearly as difficult to make as you might think!

Chili-spice peanuts by Chez la mere

This little snack delivers a lot for a little effort. The only trick is the timing when u toast the peanuts courtesy Cook Fight...Kim Severson courtesy NYtimes Adapted from “Simply Mexican,” by Lourdes Castro

breadnog pudding with eggnog-pecan sauce by Chez la mere

Cream Cake Filling by Jodymae

This is my favorite cake filling and it is requested by many. It is out of "A guide to good cooking - Five Roses"

Baked Beans by A.L. Wiebe

I found this recipe in an old recipe book from the 1940's when I was a young bride in the early 1970's. At the time, I thought, "wow this is ancient"! lol. Well, after my disastrous first meatloaf (came out the size of a hockey puck lol), I forged ahead and gave this a try. How brave, but I finally succeeded! This has never failed…