Busting solar power myths
By Ken Kelley | January 28, 2019Shining a light on misconceptions about solar power
Shining a light on misconceptions about solar power
It is a wonderful citrus cake that is perfect for Christmas! It has coffee in it so you can get that extra caffeine bump if you have it for breakfast on Christmas Day! I make it eggless as my son has allergies to eggs.
Hear me out, I know most people see fruit cake as a holiday tradition to be endured rather than enjoyed, but these bars are different. With less sugar than a traditional cake and a dose of rum, the fruit comes out pleasantly chewy. After one, no one will turn down a second.
A holiday classic that’s as easy to make as it is to snack on.
A combination of smoked salmon and guanciale give this chowder a layer of depth and smokiness. Serves 4
A traditional Newfoundland dish chock full of flavour with the addition of salted pork and cod. Serves 4
Anything that could be harvested rather than bought was sure to be an Acadian staple in days gone by, as the winters were long and money was often scarce. Serves 2–4 Directions:
This French-inspired dish is loaded with lobster, crab, scallops, and clams in a thick, creamy broth elegantly flavoured with summer savory. Serves 8
Bossé’s mother would make this chowder on Thursdays in the weekly soup rotation, as they would often have run out of meat by then in the week. This version features canned corn to make it both economical and handy.
An ambitious project in Antigonish, N.S.