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The burger you make after a day chasing small game.

Uncle Gaston meets Auntie Ginette, somewhere between Burgundy and Lac-Saint-Jean.

When pomegranate molasses meets wild duck.

A souvenir from a 2014 road trip through northern Thailand.

A sweet sausage with honey and sherry, made with St. Lawrence geese.

Wild duck perfumed with saffron, over turmeric rice.

Pub night, remade at home with a Québec bear.

The mac and cheese you make after a day in the marsh.

The boreal forest, on a plate.

Fifteen years of Super Bowl tradition.One rule: no cheap beer.

Local deer, treated like it came from Tuscany.

Boreal charcuterie that takes patience. And rewards it.

Sunday night appetizer, before the game. The 1608 spills out at the first bite.

The whole territory in a single bite.

Honor the whole harvest. Legs, less photogenic breasts — all of it goes in.

The name says it all: Canada goose, bacon, beer. In a spoon.

The English miners' hotpot, made with what the hunt brings home.

When the geese pass through, we put pies away for winter.

A meatloaf that tastes of the territory. Perfect when the cold sets in.

Three hours in the oven, until the venison falls off the bone.

Autumn grouse, breaded and glazed to eat by hand.

A family staple — duck, red wine, orange, cinnamon.

A skewer glazed with three syrups from the boreal forest.

Halifax's official dish, remade with Canada goose