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How to Cook dishes from Canada
Canada is
a vast country, the second largest in terms of area (after
Russia),
and stretches across the entire North American continent.
Canada's vast size is reflected in its cuisine, which includes
many different regional dishes and recipes.
Canada's cuisine derives from a number of different sources and historic
associations.
Historical influences from
Britain and
France,
have of course influenced Canadian food,
cultural exchange with the
United States
has been important too.
Canadian cuisine also includes influences from
German cuisine and
eastern European cuisine
(especially Polish cuisine).
Additionally, some dishes, particularly those of western
Canada,
have been influenced by
Scandinavian cuisine.
Additionally,
Canada has
unique variety of Chinese food - including,
mostly famously, the
"Chinese smorgasbord", which is believed to have originated in
Vancouver
during the second half of the 19th century).
Finally, it is worth noting that the Inuit and First Nations people
have their own culinary
traditions, and
native American cuisine
has also played an important part of the development
of Canadian cuisine.
Some popular Canadian recipes, dishes and meals include:
- Fish and brewis - This is a traditional meal that originates from Newfoundland.
It is made using salted cod and hardtack, which is a savory cracker type biscuit made from flour.
The fish and the hardtack are separately soaked over night. The following day, they are boiled
(still separately), and then finally cooked together.
Drawn butter (melted butter thickened with chopped onions and flour), or pork fat ("scrunchions"),
are drizzled on the dish before eating.
- Flipper pie - Flipper pie is another traditional dish from Newfoundland, and is made from seal flipper.
- Ginger beef - Ginger beef is a Chinese-Canadian dish. It is particularly popular in
western Canada.
The dish is made by deep frying strips of beef, and coating these strips with a sweet sauce
which is somewhat similar to Japanese
teriyaki sauce).
- Jigg's dinner - From Newfoundland, Jigg's dinner is
salt beef with cabbage, boiled potatoes, carrots and turnips.
It is served accompanied with pease pudding (which is a paste made from baking peas).
- Lumberjack's breakfast - A huge and hearty breakfast supposedly eaten by Canadian lumberjacks.
It consists of
ham,
bacon,
sausage and eggs, as well as several
pancakes.
- Montreal bagels - Montreal bagels are the Canadian version of bagels
(Note: Many bakeries
in Montreal are
not certified as kosher).
They are cooked by boiling in honey-sweetened water and then baking in a wood-fired oven.
Canadian bagels are usually topped with sesame seeds ("white seeds") or
poppyseeds ("black seed").
- Oreilles de crisse - Deep fried pork jowls, served with maple syrup.
- Pâté chinois - This French-Canadian dish has been described as resembling
shepherd's pie.
It is made by covering a layer of ground beef (which also contains onions and peppers),
with a layer of corn, which is in turn covered with a layer of
mashed potatoes.
The dish is often flavored by sprinkling the top with paprika, and is often
served accompanied with with pickled beets.
- Poutine -
French fries covered with cheese curds and covered with
gravy.
Poutine originates from Québec, but has become
popular throughout Canada.
- Tourtière - Another dish originally from Québec. Tourtière is a meat pie,
that is most often eat during the Christmas period.
The pie contains using ground pork, beef or veal.
- Tourtière du Lac-Saint-Jean - A variation on the Tourtière meat pie, but containing diced game and potatoes.
Some popular Canadian desserts include:
- Butter tarts - A pastry shell containing butter, sugar and eggs.
Other ingredients such as butterscotch, chocolate chips, dates or nuts
are sometimes added.
dates, chocolate chips, butterscotch, etc., may optionally be added.
- Figgy duff - A boiled pudding from Newfoundland. It is made by boiling butter, sugar, eggs and raisins in a bag.
- Nanaimo bar - A dessert made from three layers. At the bottom is a crumb layer
(made from coconut, nuts and wafer crumbs), on top of this is a layer of vanilla custard, and this is topped
by a layer of chocolate.
- Toutin - Also known as "Damper dogs" or "Damper devils",
toutin is a Newfoundland dish, similar to
pancakes, made by frying dough in fat.
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