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Spicy Moroccan Lentil Soup

We recently hosted an online cooking class for Soup Sisters and shared our Spicy Moroccan Lentil Soup recipe, inspired by the flavours of Jamie’s travels through North Africa. This recipe is perfect for this time of year, allowing you to use up your garden peppers and tomatoes while incorporating warm spices like star anise, cinnamon […]

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Quench Magazine Beef and Broccoli Recipe

Earlier this month our good friend, Aman Dosanj, reached out asking us to provide a recipe for Quench Magazine that promotes the sustainable consumption of meat. We happily heeded the call with our Beef and Broccoli recipe. The idea behind the article was to provide a recipe that uses smaller portions of meat, coming from […]

How to host a party - COVID Style
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How to Throw a Party – COVID Style

Well, just over a month ago we gave you some tips on hosting a holiday party, when you could actually have people in your home. Now, let’s pivot (for the hundredth time this year) and focus on how to throw a party COVID style. Now, trust us, a party is way more fun when you […]

Roast Winter Squash Soup
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Eating with the Seasons

At Harling Food Co. we believe in supporting local and eating with the seasons. That means that in June, July, August and even September there is a bounty of fruits and vegetables from Canadian producers to enjoy but, as the months grow colder, the pickings are slim, literally. There a number of greenhouses across the […]

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A Few Words on Pairing Food and Wine

The idea of pairing food and wine can seem both pretentious and unnecessary, but I believe that it can be quite easy (and affordable) and yes, it is absolutely necessary. Food becomes a meal when wine is introduced and wine almost always tastes better with a bite of food (unless we’re talking sparkling wine – […]