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Make the most of the few short months of warm, sunny temperatures Ontario enjoys each summer by entertaining outdoors. Grilling and cooking outdoors is a great option for keeping your house cool while soaking up the beautiful weather.
Some fun facts from the 21st annual Weber Canadian GrillWatch Survey:
- Birthdays and Canada Day are the top two favourite days for outdoor cooking (65% and 64%, respectively).
- 90 per cent of the respondents indicate they entertain family and friends at home.
- According to respondents the essentials for a successful barbecue party include: a) good food (87%), b) appropriate weather (84%), c) a convivial crowd (59%), and d) cocktails (40%).
While we can’t guarantee the sunny weather Homegrown Ontario can provide you with the most important ingredient for your picnic or patio party – great grilling recipes. |
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Tender Ontario veal scaloppini is infused with flavour from an authentic Korean marinade of ginger, sesame and soy. Prepare and marinate a day in advance and this recipe becomes a quick weeknight meal that can be grilled and served in under 10 minutes.
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Transform Ontario chicken thighs into tender juicy brochettes ideal for summer grilling.
Marinated in a light and aromatic sauce, wrapped in bacon and complemented with colourful vegetables, this recipe provides a quick and easy meal solution for any night of the week.
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Spicy and cheesy, these Mexican inspired burritos incorporate unique tastes and textures. Whether made ahead and reheated, or cooked and assembled right before meal time, they will be a new family favourite. Use Ontario Jalapeno and Cheddar Smoked Sausages for best results. View Recipe. |
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On May 26th, 2010 Homegrown Ontario was honoured as one of the regional winners of the Premier’s Award for Agri-Food Innovation Excellence. The award recognizes innovative ideas that drive the local economy and advance Ontario’s agri-food industry. |
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