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The Sweet History of Matrimonial Bars: A Beloved Prairie Dessert Tradition

downtonabbeycooks · October 23, 2024 ·

Few desserts capture the essence of Canadian prairie history quite like the humble matrimonial bar. With its distinctive date filling sandwiched between buttery oat layers, this beloved treat has graced community cookbooks, church potlucks, and family gatherings for generations. … [Read more...] about The Sweet History of Matrimonial Bars: A Beloved Prairie Dessert Tradition

Filed Under: Christmas Desserts, Dessert, Downstairs with Carson, Fun Food History, Snack, Thanksgiving Tagged With: date squares, matrimonial bars

The Ultimate Brown Sugar Sauce for Baked Ham

downtonabbeycooks · March 24, 2024 ·

Elevate your baked ham with this luscious brown sugar sauce made from pantry staples. Sweet, tangy and wonderfully balanced, it's the perfect accompaniment to bring out the very best flavors in your ham. Why You Need This Sauce The perfect combination of sweet and tangy, this … [Read more...] about The Ultimate Brown Sugar Sauce for Baked Ham

Filed Under: Budget Saver, Christmas Dishes, Easter, Holiday/Occasion, Sauce, Thanksgiving Tagged With: ham sauce, Holiday sauce, Sauce

The Royal Roots of Duchess Potatoes

downtonabbeycooks · December 26, 2023 ·

Duchess potatoes, sometimes known as Duchesse potatoes, are a classic French dish that dates back to the 19th century. These little potato puffs are cream-colored, soft and fluffy on the inside with a crispy golden crust on the outside. But where did these elegant spuds come … [Read more...] about The Royal Roots of Duchess Potatoes

Filed Under: Celebration, Christmas Dishes, Easter, Holiday/Occasion, New Years Dinner, Romantic Meals, Side Dish, Thanksgiving, Upstairs with the Crawleys, Vegetarian Tagged With: Duchess potatoes, mashed potatoes, potatoes

Leftover Magic: Money-Saving Ways to Repurpose and Extend Holiday Meals

downtonabbeycooks · December 26, 2023 ·

The holiday  feast is over, and now your fridge is filled to the brim. But with clever storage techniques and delicious repurposing recipes, those leftovers don't have to go to waste. Using up every last bite is a great way to save money, maximize your holiday cooking efforts, … [Read more...] about Leftover Magic: Money-Saving Ways to Repurpose and Extend Holiday Meals

Filed Under: Blog, Holiday Leftovers, Holiday/Occasion, Thanksgiving Tagged With: food safety, Holiday Leftovers

Scrummy Apple Crumble

downtonabbeycooks · November 14, 2023 ·

a photo of a delicious serving of apple crumble with a heavy scoop of ice cream.

As the air turns crisp and leaves start changing colour, there's no better way to enjoy the fall season than with a warm, freshly baked apple crumble. This classic comfort food dessert has been a staple in kitchens for generations, and for good reason. With its simple ingredients … [Read more...] about Scrummy Apple Crumble

Filed Under: Dessert, Dinner, Fall, Thanksgiving, Vegetarian, Winter Tagged With: apple crumble, apples, dessert, Thanksgiving

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