This stunning Earl Grey yogurt cake is soft, moist, and perfect for any occasion! I like to finish it with a vibrant pink blackberry glaze.| Kelly Neil
Blueberry White Chocolate Scones are soft, cakey, and bursting with blueberries and white chocolate chips. You can use fresh or frozen blueberries.| Kelly Neil
Blueberry chocolate chip muffins are soft, tender, loaded with juicy berries and chocolate, and balanced with a hint of orange zest.| Kelly Neil
Classic strawberry shortcake with real whipped cream, buttery biscuits, and sweet summer strawberries. A nostalgic East Coast favourite.| Kelly Neil
Strawberry rhubarb cobbler is one of the easiest summer desserts. It’s bright in flavour, with jammy fruit and a tender, buttery crust.| Kelly Neil
Maple rhubarb jam made with pure maple syrup and cardamom. A small-batch spread that's not-too-sweet, warmly spiced, and bright in flavour.| Kelly Neil
These strawberry rhubarb cream scones are a bit different from the sturdier, biscuit-style scones I usually make. I wanted a softer texture this time—something a little more tender inside, with a crisp top and bottom.| Kelly Neil
Nova Scotia Blueberry Grunt is a classic East Coast fruit dessert! Traditionally made on the stovetop, this blueberry grunt recipe is baked in the oven.| Kelly Neil
Wanda’s salt cod fish cakes, made with summer savory and bacon fat, are a Newfoundland classic I first shared in my Chronicle Herald column.| Kelly Neil
This vanilla buttercream recipe comes from a Cape Breton grandmother. Made with only four ingredients, it tastes like childhood.| Kelly Neil
Nova Scotia seafood chowder is a rich, creamy, soup loaded with seafood, plus smoky bacon and fresh dill added for extra flavor.| Kelly Neil
This molasses baked beans recipe is a year-round favorite! Soak dried beans in the morning, boil in the evening, and slow bake overnight.| Kelly Neil
Wild blueberry blondies combine blueberries and white chocolate chips in a rich, buttery base. This is an easy and decadent dessert!| Kelly Neil
Make homemade tartar sauce with this easy recipe using everyday ingredients. Perfect for seafood and more!| Kelly Neil