Brussels sprouts and Caesar dressing make the perfect duet in this simple and original dish. First, mix the sprouts with oil and Parmesan, then roast them in the oven until the cheese is crispy. Spread the dressing on the bottom of a plate and lay the sprouts on top with croutons and capers.

A party is never complete without crudités and dip. This one is made with caramelized onions, cream cheese, cheddar and sour cream. Serve it still warm in the cooking dish. Also delicious with chips!

To save a bit of time while you prepare your evening, use a chocolate cake mix to bake ultra scrumptious cupcakes. Stuff them with a hazelnut spread and cover them with chocolate ganache. Then sprinkle them with crushed hazelnuts, just like on the famous chocolatey rochers.

Amaretto sour is an ideal cocktail to serve in the holidays. In this case, we suggest preparing a large quantity perfect for hosting a group of people. Plus, it’s super easy to make: no need to mix the ingredients in a shaker! Put your blender to work for you, then just pour the drink into your glasses.

This year, put the spotlight on the best old-fashioned maple-glazed doughnuts. We made sure you could freeze them (and defrost them) well, so that they remain moist on the inside and brittle on the outside once reheated.

This molasses spice cake is as delicious as in your childhood memories. Enhanced with a rich blend of spices, it’s ideal for the holidays. The success of this dessert lies in the use of citrus zest to balance out the aromas and syrup to make it super moist—and more indulgent than ever! The house is going to smell amazing!

This revisited spritz cocktail is made with Aperol, sparkling wine and clementine juice. For a pretty frosted effect, rub half of the edge of the glass in sugar flavoured with clementine zest.

Allspice Chicken with Almond Rice

This recipe starring seasonal spaghetti squash will be a hit with the family!

Raita Salad