These corn on the cob strips are full of flavour and easy to make
Chef ILona Daniel
Chef ILona Daniel is Harrowsmith's Food Editor and the founder of Tribe Fresh Events and Consulting, a purpose-driven insights consultancy accelerated by modern approaches to the hospitality industry, immersive experiences, and community and culture development. She has worked on projects around the world and is on the Board of Directors for the Tourism Association of PEI. Chef Ilona is a media personality, and a Culinary Instructor at the Culinary Institute of Canada. The episode, “PEI Lobster” of the series, “Untamed Gourmet”, which Chef Ilona hosted was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award.
Peppery Greens and Gorgonzola Salad with Raspberry-Honey Vinaigrette
A healthy and hearty salad recipe that makes a meal
Zucchini-Flax Fritters and Beet Sandwich
Crispy zucchini fritters are paired with chickpeas as this satisfying sandwich that takes its inspiration from falafel
Spring Panzanella Salad
Make this easy meal with simple ingredients you already have at home
Ginger Peach Chocolate Victoria Creams
Rich, creamy and smothered in chocolate, these homemade Victoria Creams are a special treat
Nerigoma Nanaimo Bars
The Nanaimo bar is a three-layered confection that has become an iconic part of Canada’s unique cuisine. This one has a twist you’ll love even more!
Bring on the Biyali!
Chef Ilona Daniel shares her version of the classic bread from Bialystok; the brother of the bagel.
Crispy Fish Sliders & The Tartar Sauce You’ll Want to Put on Everything!
Chef Ilona demystifies the shallow-frying cooking technique as you learn to make these pint-size poisson sliders.
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The Nanaimo bar is a three-layered confection that has become an iconic part of Canada’s unique cuisine. This one has a twist you’ll love even more!
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