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Hearty Yukon-inspired winter dinner menu

Bring the far north to your kitchen, and enjoy the rich, filling flavours of these wintery recipes that will be filed away once the spring shoots begin to peek through the snow.
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Photo by Angus Fergusson Hearty bison stew recipe
Photo by Angus Fergusson

Down-home cuisine inspired by Whitehorse, YT. Bring the Far North to your kitchen, and enjoy the rich, filling flavours of wintry recipes that will be filed away once the spring shoots begin to peek through the snow. This hearty bison stew is a show-stopper, made with bison or stewing beef, this tasty braise serves six.

Cheesy Bannock

Soak up the flavours of soup or stew with this savoury bread. A northern staple, it's traditionally cooked over an open fire, provided fuelling carbs, requires few ingredients and tastes as comforting as it looks!

Cheesy bannock, Feb 13, p67 Cheesy bannock recipe
Photo by Angus Fergusson
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Wild rice salad

The firm texture and nutty taste of wild rice pairs perfectly with game meat.

Photo by Angus Fergusson Wild rice salad recipe
Photo by Angus Fergusson
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Bushberry pudding cake

Cold-hardy fruit, such as raspberries, adds a dose of of antioxidants and gives this dessert its sweet-tart taste.

Photo by Angus Fergusson Bushberry pudding cake recipe
Photo by Angus Fergusson

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