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Recipes connected with Canada

Food and eating habits

How people eat in Canada

50 indicators exploring everyday meals, ingredients and food culture. Information is completed progressively from documented evidence.

0 of 50 indicators with documented information

Not all data are comparable: food supply, purchases and intake are different measures. Check the period, population and method for each finding. Qualitative descriptions do not establish percentages or amounts.

Timing and company

0/8
Timing and company — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Meal times Awaiting research
Meals per day Awaiting research
Meal duration Awaiting research
Daily energy distribution Awaiting research
Weekdays and weekends Awaiting research
Eating at home and away Awaiting research
Cooking frequency Awaiting research
Eating together Awaiting research

Pantry and recipes

0/2
Pantry and recipes — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Most consumed ingredients Insufficient data in the sources consulted
Ingredient prevalence in recipes Insufficient data in the sources consulted

Cereals and plant foods

0/6
Cereals and plant foods — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Cereals and cereal products Awaiting research
Bread Awaiting research
Pulses Awaiting research
Vegetables Awaiting research
Fruit Awaiting research
Potatoes, roots and tubers Awaiting research

Protein foods

0/5
Protein foods — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Meat Awaiting research
Fish and seafood Awaiting research
Eggs Awaiting research
Milk and dairy products Awaiting research
Protein sources Awaiting research

Fats, flavours and condiments

0/3
Fats, flavours and condiments — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Cooking fats Awaiting research
Herbs and spices Awaiting research
Sauces and condiments Awaiting research

Meal composition

0/6
Meal composition — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Breakfast composition Awaiting research
Main meal composition Awaiting research
Dinner composition Awaiting research
Appetisers and snacks Awaiting research
Desserts and sweets Awaiting research
Portion sizes Awaiting research

Techniques and equipment

0/5
Techniques and equipment — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Cooking techniques Awaiting research
Vegetable preparation Awaiting research
Food preservation Awaiting research
Fermented foods Awaiting research
Kitchen equipment Awaiting research

Drinks

0/3
Drinks — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Everyday drinks Awaiting research
Coffee and tea preparation Awaiting research
Drinks with meals Awaiting research

Nutrition and dietary patterns

0/3
Nutrition and dietary patterns — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Energy and nutrients Awaiting research
Salt and sugars Awaiting research
Dietary patterns Awaiting research

Shopping, prices and waste

0/7
Shopping, prices and waste — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Food expenditure Awaiting research
Cost of a common basket Awaiting research
Cost of specific meals Awaiting research
Grocery shopping locations Awaiting research
Shopping frequency Awaiting research
Prepared food and delivery Awaiting research
Household food waste Awaiting research

Seasons and celebrations

0/2
Seasons and celebrations — Canada
IndicatorFindings and context
Seasonal produce Awaiting research
Celebration food Awaiting research

Coverage in progress

The editorial guide for this country is in preparation. You can already explore its recipes; regional attributions are added when documented.

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Places and communities

One country, many cuisines

An initial selection of regions to explore. Culinary boundaries may differ from administrative divisions.

Canada

Columbia Británica

Canada

Nuevo Brunswick: costa acadiana

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Recipes connected with Canada

Each recipe documents one version. Geographic associations do not imply an exclusive origin.

Canadian Tourtière
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200 minIntermediate

Canadian Tourtière

A savory Quebec meat pie with three meats, spiced potato, and homemade pastry. Serves 6; estimated hands-on preparation: 40 minutes.

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Canadian poutine
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100 minIntermediate

Canadian poutine

French fries topped with meat gravy, cheese and a thickened broth sauce. Serves 4; preparation and cooking times are practical estimates.

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Canadian Pea Soup
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890 minEasy

Canadian Pea Soup

A thick soup of dried peas, pork belly, onion and potato. Makes about 4 servings; hands-on preparation is estimated at 20 minutes.

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Pouding chômeur
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65 minEasy

Pouding chômeur

A Québécois dessert of simple cake batter baked beneath a brown-sugar syrup. Makes 6 servings; the hands-on preparation time is an estimate.

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Canadian blueberry grunt
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35 minEasy

Canadian blueberry grunt

A Canadian dessert of cooked blueberries in a lightly spiced sauce, topped with tender barley-flour dumplings. Makes 6 servings; estimated prep time: 10 minutes, cook time: 25 minutes.

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Canadian butter tarts
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70 minIntermediate

Canadian butter tarts

Ten tarts with a crisp pastry shell and a sweet filling of butter, brown sugar, and egg. Hands-on preparation is estimated at 20 minutes; the dough rests for 30 minutes and the tarts bake for 20 minutes.

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Montreal Bagels
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253 minAdvanced

Montreal Bagels

Canadian bagels with a dense, slightly sweet crumb: dough with egg and malt, poached in honey water and coated with sesame seeds.

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Canadian Skillet Bannock
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29 minEasy

Canadian Skillet Bannock

A quick Canadian bread made with a simple dough of flour, baking powder, salt, water, and oil, cooked in a skillet until golden.

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Sources consulted

Read the sources and each document’s scope. A heritage inscription concerns a particular practice, not all of a country’s cuisine.

  1. Directorio de experiencias culinarias indígenas indigenoustourism.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/ITAC_Culinary-Directory_EN_09.22-2.pdf Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
  2. Nueve preparaciones acadianas de Nuevo Brunswick travel.destinationcanada.com/en-us/things-to-do/9-acadian-foods-you-have-try-new-brunswick Destination Canada / Tourism New Brunswick
  3. La historia del bagel de Montreal www.mtl.org/en/experience/the-famous-montreal-bagel Tourisme Montréal

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