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Caterina Ceraudo

Ricotta Gnocchi with Peppers and Spinach

This recipe for ricotta gnocchi from Italian chef Caterina Ceraudo has a lighter texture than the traditional version made with flour. It is also super-easy to make. Served with a simple roasted red pepper sauce and spinach, this recipe is…

Summer Melon Tepache

Briana Kim’s Summer Melon Tepache

Fermented-juice pairings are a huge part of our vegetarian tasting menus at Alice. We love this recipe because it always turns out so well and it’s so quick and easy to make. You can use the whole fruit, including the…

Sicilian Minestrone With Tenerumi

Sicilian Minestrone With Tenerumi

Autumn soups are the best. This one is basically a Sicilian minestrone, with tomatoes and Sicilian greens. Tenerumi are the tender leaves and tendrils of the cucuzza vine. If you can find cucuzza at the market, great. If not, use…

Jerk Chicken

Chef Paul Toussaint’s Haitian Jerk Chicken

All the Caribbean islands use the same spice base. If you’re English, in Jamaica, you call it jerk. If you’re French like me from Haiti—or Martinique or Guadeloupe—you call it épis. And in Latin America, they call it sofrito. There’s…

Burdock & Co Fried Chicken & Pickles

Burdock & Co’s Buttermilk Fried Chicken & Pickles Recipe

Buttermilk Fried Chicken & Pickles Recipe from Burdock & Co We can't think of a better way to mark International Women's Day than with a recipe from one of Canada's most talked-about chefs, Burdock & Co's Andrea Carlson. We're sharing…

Mushroom Sate Broth

Chanthy Yen’s 5 Spice Mushroom Sate Broth

If you are looking for a dish to liven your taste buds while keeping you warm this winter, this 5 spice mushroom sate broth is it! You will find this broth bursting with aromatic spices, singing with lemongrass from the…

Pineapple Jerky Recipe

Chef Chanthy Yen’s Umami-rich Pineapple Jerky

My time in Montreal gave me the opportunity to experiment with essential flavours that make this city so special. As a person who struggles to consume meat every day, I thought it was time we make some plant focused snacks…

Colcannon

Chef Douglas King’s Colcannon

Meal-prepping for my young daughter, Roísín, has made me nostalgic for my mother’s kitchen back in Bantry, West Cork. Her excellent colcannon was a staple at the family table—usually served with pork sausages and a side plate of soft butter.…

Baked Squash

Ari Schor’s Twice-Baked Squash

MY MOM WAS ALWAYS KEEN ON FINDING NEW WAYS TO FEED HER KIDS VEGETABLES. Since we lived in Ushuaia, Argentina—the southernmost city in the world—she relied heavily on vegetables shipped from northern provinces. Squash travelled well, so it became a staple…

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