By Cindy Rule My definition of beauty changed when we moved to Miramichi in 2006. Up until then most of my life had been spent on the west coast of Canada surrounded by giant trees and grand mountains, and the Pacific Ocean was a close friend. I was so used to scenery on a large… Continue Reading
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Molasses Oat Bread
by Allyson Kenning Few things are more satisfying than making a great loaf of homemade bread. I have a fairly large bread recipe repertoire, but there are always recipes I go back to again and again because they are just so good. The recipe I’m about to share with you is one of them. In… Continue Reading
Gingersnaps and the Tradition of Passing Down Recipes
Gingersnaps and the Tradition of Passing Down Recipes by Allyson Kenning Passing down recipes from generation to generation is an age-old tradition. Some recipes stay in families, like my late Uncle Wayne’s super secret Caesar salad dressing recipe, which is a treasure to me because he only ever shared it with me, and I have… Continue Reading
The Tradition of Change
By Cindy Rule A couple years ago I wrote an article for Bread ‘n Molasses about a tradition in our family. Some of you may recall the story of my daughter, her Canada Day dress and a picture. For those of you who are not familiar with the tale, Sorcha was given a dress decked… Continue Reading
