Relish Recipes — Mother's Day
Challah Cardamom French Toast with Mascarpone and Berries
Posted by Donna-Marie Pye on
This recipe for Challah French Toast with Mascarpone and Berries promises a morning filled with delight and indulgence. Thick cut and custard-soaked challah is toasted to a perfect golden crust, then topped with quick, macerated berries, creamy whipped mascarpone, and crunchy pistachios. Perfect for lazy Sundays, family breakfasts, or a festive brunch spread, this recipe elevates the classic French toast into a craveable picture worthy dish!
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- Tags: bratwurst, Bread, Breakfasts, Cheese, Desserts, Egg, Holiday Baking, Mother's Day, Vegetarian
Apple Five-Spice Snacking Cake
Posted by Donna-Marie Pye on
This Chinese five spice cake is brimming with a delicious blend of aromatic spices and grated apples all topped with rich and creamy ginger frosting! It's the perfect mid-afternoon snack or to even serve to guests.
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- Tags: baking, Breakfasts, Desserts, Egg, Holiday Baking, Mother's Day, oranges
Roast Chicken with Farro & Spring Peas
Posted by Donna-Marie Pye on
Hello spring, or as I like to call it - 'Sprinter'. As we transition our cooking from low and slow comfort meals to light and easy spring-inspired ideas, this quick and nutritious weekday dinner, is a perfect option. You can substitute purchased rotisserie chicken for roasted chicken in this recipe. Leftovers can also be chilled and tossed with lemon or your favourite vinegar to make a satisfying lunch salad.
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- Tags: Main Course, Mother's Day, Poultry
Nik's Easy Drop Biscuits
Posted by Donna-Marie Pye on
Light and fluffy drop biscuits baked with Cheddar, Gruyère and oven baked ham, then finished with a swipe of honey butter. What could be easier? Ideal for an Easter brunch or quick lunch with homemade soup. - Recipe courtesy of Weekend At The Cottage
Croque Madame
Posted by Donna-Marie Pye on
In honour of mom's everywhere, we are sharing a recipe for one of our favourite sandwiches - the Croque Madame. If you've never had a croque madame before, you are in for a treat. This sandwich originates in the bars and cafes of France and begins as a "Croque Monsieur", but when you pop a fried egg on top you transform into a Croque Madame. It requires a knife and fork to eat this outrageously cheesy sandwich and is perfect as a lunch or light dinner. Serve it with spring greens tossed with a light vinaigrette (and perhaps a glass of rosé). Happy Mother's Day everyone.
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- Tags: Bread, Breakfasts, Egg, Mother's Day