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BROCKVILLE Mary McHugh of Brockville shares her favourite recipes with CTV News at Noon s Leanne Cusack. Mary’s Nova Scotia Salmon Pie This is a wonderful recipe for seafood lovers. I found the recipe in 1972 on a Carnation Milk $0.15 cents off coupon! If you are not an avid pastry maker, you can use pre-made pastries for the shell and lattice work. But I always make my own pastry – the only difference from standard pastry recipes is that I make mine with 2 eggs and 1 tbsp. white vinegar. And don’t handle too much! Filling: 3 cups (I use 4) drained, flaked Clover Leaf Pink Salmon (Note: it is available skinless and boneless – less work!)
You may be considering cutting down on meat or ditching it altogether, but just haven t found the right opportunity to pull the switch. If so, May is the perfect time to do it, as the weather gets warmer and seasonal vegetables and fruits full of antioxidants are more plentiful. Whether you re considering leaving meat behind for your health or the planet, both happen when you swap out meat and choose more plant-based sources of protein.
Ditching red meat has been scientifically proven to lower your risk of heart disease, help you lose weight and reduce your lifetime risk of type 2 diabetes and keep blood pressure in check. You ll also lower your risk of Alzheimer s and dementia when you take meat off the table and choose a plant-based approach instead. Eating less meat and dairy (both high in saturated fat) has also been shown to lower your risk of breast cancer and prostate cancer. And when you leave meat out of your diet you will start to lighten your carbon footprint, as
You may be considering cutting down on meat or ditching it altogether, but just haven t found the right opportunity to pull the switch. If so, May is the perfect time to do it, as the weather gets warmer and seasonal vegetables and fruits full of antioxidants are more plentiful. Whether you re considering leaving meat behind for your health or the planet, both happen when you swap out meat and choose more plant-based sources of protein.
Ditching red meat has been scientifically proven to lower your risk of heart disease, help you lose weight and reduce your lifetime risk of type 2 diabetes and keep blood pressure in check. You ll also lower your risk of Alzheimer s and dementia when you take meat off the table and choose a plant-based approach instead. Eating less meat and dairy (both high in saturated fat) has also been shown to lower your risk of breast cancer and prostate cancer. And when you leave meat out of your diet you will start to lighten your carbon footprint, as
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