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  Quebec roll recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Appetizers

  A classic Quebec dish, lobster roll is a very popular dish. Combining soft and crunchy, this Canadian specialty is rich in taste. Refreshing and tasty, it is mainly eaten in summer, but nothing prevents you from preparing it in winter. This North American snack consists mainly of hot dog bun and lobster. Let's find out everything about this recipe in these few lines.

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  Canadian Oysters Gratinated Recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The entrees

  How do you enjoy oysters? Some open the shell to absorb its contents. In Canada, we will surprise you with the au gratin version of oysters. Let's see together how to prepare this generous and delicious dish.

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  Atlantic Salmon Gravlax Recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The entrees

  In sushi, grilled or sautéed, fish is unanimous. But have you ever tried the Atlantic salmon gravlax recipe. This Scandinavian recipe consists of a beautiful piece of raw and marinated salmon. It is served tasty and very tender. Let's find out everything about this exotic dish.

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  Fricot Recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The soups

  The name of this dish probably comes from the expression “au fricot” which means “at the table”. This chicken soup with vegetables and dumplings is an Acadian recipe. It is one of the many comfort foods of New Brunswick, just like boiled meat. Simple and delicious: these are the best words to describe them. To make the fricot and its dumplings, you will need to start by making the chicken and vegetable broth. The recipe proposed here will serve 6 people. Allow 30 minutes of preparation and...

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  Traditional recipe for Cretons from Quebec

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The morning toast

  In Quebec, the Cretons recipe is family and passed down from generation to generation. This recipe from French-speaking Canada is particularly popular for breakfast, but it is also perfect for a snack or as an aperitif on crispy toast. This pork pâté is perfect for a charcuterie platter, and is traditionally served during the holiday season at the end of the year. The 2 main ingredients are pork and offal, liver in particular. If you don't like the taste of offal, you can use only meat to...

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  Delicious Canadian Coleslaw Recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The salads

  Delicate and melt-in-the-mouth, Canadian coleslaw salad can be enjoyed in all circumstances. It is served with grilled meats or bagels. It is also found as an accompaniment to barbecues and cold buffets. Refreshing in summer, it boosts immunity in winter thanks to the vitamins contained in vegetables. Let's see how to prepare this tasty culinary specialty.

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  Clam Chowder Recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The soups

  Clams are one of the products often available on the fishmonger's menu. To cook it, you just add water. Otherwise, we brown it in the pan to enjoy it with pasta. In Canada, you will find the famous clam chowder among the most famous culinary specialties. Let's discover together the recipe for clam chowder or clam chowder.

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  Canadian maple syrup cake recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The desserts

  Out of recipe idea for the family snack? Why not prepare a delicious maple syrup cake to combine French pastry with quality products from Canada? Let's discover together the basics of this preparation and the origin of the ingredients that compose it.

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  Atlantic salmon burger recipe

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

  Atlantic salmon is a food that is very easily found in Canada and is particularly appreciated there. Wild salmon are caught in several rivers, particularly in Newfoundland and Labrador. We make a multitude of recipes with this salmon burger that appeals to young and old alike! Zoom on this delicious and easy to make recipe. Note that you will need a food processor to chop the fish flesh.

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  Boiled

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

  Quebec inherited a lot from France. Boiled meat is thus a cousin of stew, and both are comforting winter dishes. There are, however, some notable differences between the two. In the French pot-au-feu, leek, beef and marrow bone are used. In comparison, boiled meat also contains onions, white or yellow beans, as well as salted bacon or salted pork belly. To change the recipe for your winter dinners, discover the recipe for this traditional Acadian dish through our article.

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  BC Rolls

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Appetizers

  BC Rolls is a makizushi (rolled sushi) that contains grilled salmon skin and cucumber. It was an invention of Japanese chef Hidekazu Tojo who decided to use this ingredient instead of seawater eel (anago), which was difficult to find in British Columbia at the time. If you are passing through Vancouver, be sure to stop by Tojo's, his restaurant. You can taste his original recipe as well as his version of the California Roll revisited with brown crab. In the meantime, discover the British...

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  What are the most popular sports in Canada?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

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  From winter sports to summer sports, Canada is renowned for its wide variety of sporting activities for all tastes and levels. Skiing, ice hockey, curling, lacrosse, soccer... Many are the disciplines practiced in Canada. What are the most popular sports in Canada?

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  What are the cultural differences between Americans and English-speaking Canadians?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Cultural differences between Americans and English-speaking Canadians are deeply rooted in their history, governance and values. Although sharing a common language and close geographical ties, these two countries have distinct nuances that speak to their unique identities. Their traditions, customs and attitudes towards diversity reflect different approaches to everyday life. This exploration of the cultural differences between Americans and English-speaking Canadians will provide a better...

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  Quels sont le salaire moyen et le coût de la vie au Canada ?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Le salaire moyen et le coût de la vie au Canada jouent un rôle essentiel dans la prise de décisions financières et dans la planification de la vie quotidienne. Comprendre ces aspects est crucial pour les résidents, les immigrants potentiels et les employeurs qui cherchent à évaluer les perspectives économiques et le niveau de vie dans le pays. Le salaire moyen fournit une indication de la rémunération générale dans différents secteurs et peut aider à évaluer la compétitivité des offres...

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  How does the Canadian healthcare system work?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

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  The Canadian healthcare system is recognized worldwide for its accessibility and quality. Indeed, Canada offers inexpensive health insurance that is accessible to all citizens and residents. It is a country that has high standards of medical care, well-trained medical personnel and a quality public and private hospital network. To find out more, we invite you to discover how the health care system works in Canada.

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  What are the most liveable cities in Canada?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Canada is an interesting destination that attracts expatriates because of the warm welcome, hospitality, multiculturalism, tolerance and respect for others, which are values that Canadians hold dear. With spectacular landscapes, beautiful national parks, an exceptional quality of life and friendly locals, the country has it all. Home to several cities where life is good, Canada is the perfect country to move to. If the destination is attractive, the city should be chosen carefully. Focus on...

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  The eating habits of Canadians

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  The diet of Canadians is generally Western, like that of Europeans or Americans. It is made up of cereals and derivatives, dairy products, meat (beef, chicken and pork), fruits and vegetables. Eating habits depend on the region, their history and tradition, but also their environment. Let’s look at them together in this article.

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  What are the must-see national parks in Canada?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Canada is home to a spectacular natural wealth and its national parks are truly gems waiting to be discovered. From vast wilderness to breathtaking landscapes, these parks offer an immersive experience in nature at its purest. Whether you are a wildlife lover, an avid hiker, or simply seeking tranquility, Canada's nature reserves offer an incredible diversity of preserved ecosystems. Discover in this article the must-see national parks of Canada and let yourself be enchanted by their timeless...

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  What are the Canadian holidays?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Each country has its own set of holidays: let's take a look at those of Canada through the seasons in this article. Only 5 public holidays are celebrated nationally: Christmas and New Year's Day, Good Friday, Labor Day and Canada Day. Each province or region then has its own calendar of festivities. Groundhog Festival or Winter Carnival, you will see that some Canadian celebrations are not lacking in originality.

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  What are the means of transportation in Canada?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Canada is a vast and diverse country with varied and well-developed means of transportation. The transportation options available vary widely. They can range from traditional modes of transportation such as trains, buses, and taxis, to modern options like electric cars, bike-sharing, and ride-sharing services. Discover in this article the different means of transportation available in Canada, and how they meet the travel needs of Canadians and visitors to the country.

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