Queen Anne Squares. A Newfoundland favourite!
Queen Anne Squares. Another popular cookie bar in Newfoundland, especially at the Holidays. It reminds me of a cookie bar version of the Mounds candy bar.
Queen Anne Squares. Another popular cookie bar in Newfoundland, especially at the Holidays. It reminds me of a cookie bar version of the Mounds candy bar.
Pineapple Strawberry Rhubarb Jam a.k.a. Heavenly Rhubarb Jam. A jam my Newfoundland grandmother made in the Spring when seasonal rhubarb became available.
Newfoundland Date Crumbles (or Date Squares) is a recipe every local family knows and loves. The secret is having the right proportion of butter in the crumble and this recipe gets it just right.
War Cake a.k.a. Poor Man’s Cake. An easy to make, simple raisin spice cake using common ingredients to create a moist and delicious version of this timeless classic.
Homemade Salt Beef. Newfoundland style. Learn to make your own version of this incredibly popular Newfoundland favorite, that’s a must have for Jiggs Dinner!
Newfoundland Raisin Buns. Traditional Newfoundland raisin tea buns are a cousin to scones and biscuits. Everyone’s Mom or Nan made them. Perfect with a steaming cup of tea.
Peach Fruitcake. A decades old family recipe for a dense, flavourful and very moist fruitcake for the Holiday season, with instructions for soaking in brandy too.
These old fashioned Chocolate Arrowroot Cookie Squares are an all-time favourite that has been made in my family for decades; great for the freezer too.
Best Loaf Cakes. Sometimes a smaller cake serves your needs better than a full sized dessert. These are great for weekday dessert, snacks, packed lunches or gift giving at any time of year.
Moose Farts. A super easy to prepare, no-bake cookie treat that kids will love and maybe giggle a little at the name too.