Wild Rabbit Ragout inspired by my mother Henriette (Ragoût de Lièvre un peu comme Maman)
Straight from chef AuCoin’s mother’s kitchen, a hearty traditional stew to fill the stomach and feed the soul on a cool fall night. More »
Straight from chef AuCoin’s mother’s kitchen, a hearty traditional stew to fill the stomach and feed the soul on a cool fall night. More »
Ruppel found himself with extra rabbit loin when preparing the braised rabbit dish. Here’s a scrumptious way to use the excess meat. More »
Rabbit responds well to the gentle method of slow cooking, resulting in fall-off-the-bone tender meat. Comfort in a bowl. More »
This light and fresh-tasting authentic Lebanese salad will take your taste buds to a beautiful countryside retreat. Raheb is Arabic for “monk”—Krikorian notes that this dish is a “village salad” meant to be shared. More »
A filling and attractive way to use eggplant as an entrée. Along with the eggplant, you can also hollow out a couple medium peeled potatoes and stuff them with the same beef mixture. More »
It took effort for Ann Thurlow to write directions for this dish—she usually just makes it up as she goes along. You can change the amounts to suit your taste. More »
Helen Kapsales says Mediterranean women are not shy when it comes to using olive oil. This vegetarian recipe proves just that as she calls for 1 1/2 cups (375 ml) of this valuable commodity. More »
This garlicky dip is as popular as hummus for an appetizer or snack. You can alter the flavourings according to how strong a lemon, garlic or spicy flavour you prefer. More »
A popular Greek dish, this baked, four-layer casserole can also be found in vegetarian variations. More »
Pickling eggplant creates a unique and authentic Middle Eastern flavour. Show it off to your friends and family as an appetizer or snack. More »
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