A satisfying quick bread stepped in Canadian history, the basic bannock is flour,water and butter (or lard) that is shaped into a disk and baked, fried or pan-simmered until golden brown.
There as many origin stories for these three-layer bars as there are recipe variations.You can customize any of the layers or turn the bars into a completely different dessert.
Canada produces 80 percent of the world maple syrup, so they reign supreme when it comes to this sweet treat.
A proud Calgary invention, the Caesar was the brainchild of italian-born bartender Walter Chell.
The crumbled ketchup chips are amazing sprinkled on top of baked butternut squash, fried eggs, and popcorn.