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Roasting Chestnuts
When the cool season kicks in, there is nothing better than roasted chestnuts! Roasting chestnuts when the weather gets cool is a great...

Annemarie Bolduc
Apr 14, 20233 min read


Hazelnut Chocolate Fondue
Dip seasonal fruits in this creamy melt of chocolate flavoured with hazelnuts. Chocolate fondue Is such a delicious dessert or afternoon...

Annemarie Bolduc
Aug 12, 20222 min read


Lentil Curry Soup
A healthy and incredibly delicious soup, with an abundance of fresh coriander permitted! When my garden coriander (cilantro) is at its...

Annemarie Bolduc
May 15, 20222 min read


Harvest Parmentier
A variation of the humble Québec-style shepherd’s pie with freshly harvested vegetables. Garden version of a Québec-style shepherd's pie • Photography © Bottle and Brush Studio 2021 A shepherd's pie is an old and typical dish to people from many countries of Europe, North America and Oceania... but there are recipe variants and ways to name it depending on where you come from. In most English-speaking countries, a shepherd's pie is made with lamb and a cottage pie with beef.

Annemarie Bolduc
Mar 11, 20223 min read


Vegetarian Split Pea Soup
A wholesome, quick, and meat-free version of the old Canadian lumberjack favourite . Homemade pea soup • Photography © Bottle and Brush Studio 2021 Here is a soup recipe inspired by a traditional, nourishing dish that sustained the first French Canadian settlers during the early years of colonisation. Today, this soup is most often served at sugar (maple) shack brunches, though many still enjoy preparing these old, comforting recipes at home. Made with yellow split peas, its

Annemarie Bolduc
Jun 11, 20212 min read


Sunchoke Tasting Soup
Curious about Jerusalem Artichokes? Try a little soup recipe, perfect for a first-timer! To taste and “test” the Jerusalem Artichoke...

Annemarie Bolduc
May 2, 20211 min read


Pumpkin & Saffron Risotto
Warm up your meals with the colours of autumn and seasonal flavours. Risotto served in a pumpkin bowl • Photography © Bottle and Brush...

Annemarie Bolduc
Apr 22, 20213 min read


Green Tomato Relish
Here’s a great way to save your unripened green tomatoes at the end of the season. Homemade sweet relish with green tomatoes from the garden © Bottle and Brush Studio 2021 Green tomatoes are the unripe fruit with many uses. All varieties are green before turning red, pink, yellow, orange, or black, but some heirlooms mature and keep the green colour. For this sweet relish, the unripe ones are the ones we need. They are firm, high in acidity and are best cooked, fried, pickled

Annemarie Bolduc
Mar 17, 20212 min read


Cherry Tomato Sauce Base
A quick way to use all those little tomatoes popping out from the garden at the speed of light! When the garden is overflowing with...

Annemarie Bolduc
Mar 12, 20212 min read


Maple Spiced Roasted Nuts
Elevate your party snack platter with these crunchy treats. Roasted pecans and macadamias with maple syrup and spices © Bottle and Brush Studio 2021 Here is a superb snack recipe that most people go “nuts” with when served as a nibble or as part of a party platter. But beware, these babies are so good they will call you for more…! The combination of pecan and macadamia has a lovely contrast in shape, colour and texture. Still, this recipe can also be made with other varietie

Annemarie Bolduc
Dec 19, 20201 min read


Squash Bol
Replace the pasta in your Spag Bol with squash noodles... and taste this bowl of goodness! I’m enjoying playing with bilingual words (and...

Annemarie Bolduc
May 15, 20201 min read


Vegetable noodles
If you’ve never cooked a Spaghetti Squash, try this basic recipe to prepare the flesh noodles. The Spaghetti Squash is an excellent...

Annemarie Bolduc
Apr 30, 20202 min read


Rosemary Black Salt
A stunning gourmet blend to create using fresh herbs and some activated charcoal sea salt. Fresh rosemary from the garden and black salt...

Annemarie Bolduc
Mar 11, 20202 min read
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