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Sweet peas, snow peas, snap peas — we have the best recipes to get more of these beautiful green veggies onto your plate.

Nothing signals the start of summer like plump and juicy strawberries. With their sweet-tart flavour, these ruby-red gems bring lightness to desserts and adding a refreshing spin to cold soups and salads.

Make every salad you have this summer a satisfying one, with flavourful, well-balanced dressings and vinaigrettes.

The secret? Opt for a high cooking temperature and a short cooking time.

This recipe will convert even the most diehard brussels-sprout skeptic. Our secret weapons? Cream, parmesan and prosciutto.

The season's best meals are at your fingertips when you use fresh produce

Grown-up twists on a classic comfort food, mix it up a little with our top grilled cheese recipes

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With Valentine’s Day lurking around the corner, discussions have begun at my house as to what we’re up to this year: call on a babysitter? Order take out from a favourite, not frequented enough restaurant? Do our usual?

If you’re looking for a colourful salad, complete with bold yet complementary flavours, then the Easy arugula and hazelnut salad is for you. Having learned a lesson or two from my failed attempt at the Best-ever brownies recipe a couple of weeks ago, I made sure that after toasting the hazelnuts (in my toaster oven at 350F for 10 minutes), I promptly rubbed them in a towel while they were still warm to remove the skins (it becomes much more difficult to remove the skins once the hazelnuts cool). If you’d like to skip toasting hazelnuts, then almonds or cashews would do quite nicely. I do recommend taking the few extra minutes to toast the hazelnuts, though. And if you send someone out to get some for you, remind them that they will find them in the baking section labeled as ‘filberts’. If you don't, your errand boy or girl may find himself, or herself, roaming the aisles of the grocery store frustrated, confused and hungry.

Why merely watch the game, when you can eat your way through it?

For our most recent challenge, we asked you to do brunch and make the egg and toast tartlets from our April issue. See our prize-winning photo, and check to see if your pic made it into the top entries! Get the next challenge here.

From using homemade vinaigrette to adding protein or umami, here are seven ways to take your salads from ho-hum to yum-o