15 Canadian Recpies You Need To Know

Ingredients: Maple Syrup

1. First thing first, the holy Poutine

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No matter what extravagant toppings are your favourite, you always need a solid base. Recipe here.

2. Butter Tarts are a Canadian classic that the rest of the world is missing out on

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Recipe here.

3. Caesars - putting Bloody Mary's to shame since 1969

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The garnish is everything, so get creative! Basic recipe here.

4. Maple Crullers need to be in your diet yesterday

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Maple. Is there anymore to be said? Recipe here.

5. Blueberry Grunt is basically berries and a sweet dumpling topping

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Allegedly got its name from the noises made by the covered pot. YUM.

Recipe here.

6. Sugar Pie is not just an endearing nickname in Canada

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Can be made with brown sugar, maple syrup or both. Decisions, decisions...

Recipe here.

7. Tourtière meat pie isn't to picky when it comes to its ingredients

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Depending on your region there is no one correct filling, the meat depends on what is regionally available. One recipe here.

8. Maple-Candied Bacon

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Smokey Bacon. Maple Syrup. Candied Crust. It actually is as easy as it sounds. Recipe here.

9. Beaver Tails, taste way better than they sound

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Stretching out the dough to mimic the shape of one of Canadas' favourite animals, Beaver Tails have become a Canadian treasure that can have a variety of delicious toppings! Recipe here.

10. Nanaimo Bars, the legend

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Named after the city in British Columbia that they originated and with many variations, Nanaimo Bars are often as unique as their baker. One recipe here.

11. Bannock and all of its many uses

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Bannock is a variety of flat quick bread or any large, round article baked or cooked from grain that has aboriginal origins and is complete versatile. Recipe here.

12. Maple Cream Cookies

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Cooke sandwiches with maple syrup centre. What more description do you need? Recipe here.

13. Sucre à la Crème

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French for "Melt in your mouth." Okay I am totally kidding, but this fudge like treat popular in Quebec does just that. Recipe here.

14. Flapper Pie is making its come back

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If you don't live in the Prairies you probably haven't heard of it. Tastes like a combination of every amazing pie out there. Recipe here.

15. Toutons, Newfoundlands Pancake

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Mostly found in Newfoundland, these delicious bread treats definitely hits the spot. Recipe here.