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Recipes

Find inspiration from your home kitchen using the museum’s online recipe collection!

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Spring flavours

We’re cooking with eggs and maple syrup—sweet and savoury delights await!

honey and oat granola bars
Recipes

Honey and oat granola bars

These treats are perfect for breakfast on-the-go or as a wholesome, snack anytime of day.

A tall glass of bright pink lemonade stands on a counter in the foreground. In the background, another glass and a carafe filled with lemonade are visible. Lemon wedges and strawberries decorate the rims of the glasses.
Recipes

Strawberry rhubarb lemonade

This homemade lemonade is refreshingly delicious…and a vibrant shade of pink! It’s the perfect balance of sweet and tart served on a warm summer day.

An aerial view shows a bowl of green dip on a light-coloured, wooden surface. Edamame beans and mint leaves are visible around the base of the bowl.
Recipes

Edamame and mint dip

Enjoy this easy and delicious edamame dip with your favourite vegetables or pita chips!

Chocolate delights

Satisfy your sweet tooth with irresistible chocolate desserts. From fudgy brownies to creamy mousse, every bite is pure bliss!

A stack of brownies sit on a wooden surface. In the background, more brownies are arranged on a wire rack.
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Classic brownies

Is there anything better than a warm brownie, fresh out of the oven? This classic brownie recipe is simple yet decadent!

Three glass dishes of s’mores chocolate mousse sit on a wooden surface. Marshmallows and chocolate are scattered around them.
Recipes

S’mores chocolate mousse

Dazzle your dinner guests with this take on the traditional campfire treat!

A chocolate bundt cake sits on a platter. A serving dish with chocolate sauce is visible in the background.
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Chocolate Bundt cake with ganache

This chocolate cake is rich and moist. Topped with a drizzle of chocolate ganache, it’s a perfectly decadent dessert.

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Interested in trying a new recipe? Remember to consider the food allergies, intolerances or sensitivities of the people who will be lucky enough to taste the fruits of your labour. Read food labels carefully, watch out for cross-contamination of ingredients and if you have concerns, don’t be afraid to ask questions.

For more information about food allergies and intolerances, consult Health Canada.

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