My name is Corey, I’m a student in Business Management. Before coming to AU I worked in the food industry. I graduated from NAIT’s Culinary Art’s program in 2007 with a diploma in cooking. I have my journeyman certificate, Red Seal, and Blue Seal. I have worked in restaurants, hotels, golf courses, and coffee shops. These days I’m a stay at home parent to three kids, 10-year-old twins and a 6-year-old. My wife works as an RN and program manager at the Stollery Hospital.
This feels appropriate for this time of year, and because of the YouTube video that seems to be blowing up! I love that video, and the music video that was done about it. I honestly can say I made this recipe before the video even aired back in early August. Tariq isn’t wrong about corn… Read more »
Swiss Chalet might have some of the best rotisseried chicken. I’m not sure what they put on it while it’s on the rotisserie, but the skin is crispy and flavourful. It got me thinking about how I can duplicate that idea—boosting the flavour of the skin on a rotisserie chicken. I like to use my… Read more »
If you’ve ever had cordon bleu—chicken stuffed with ham and cheese, breaded, and pan-fried—you’ll recognize part of this. I wanted to make a variation on a deconstructed cordon bleu and decided that instead of having a breading I would use prosciutto. I paired it with fettuccine and a rosé sauce because I liked the idea… Read more »
Corner Gas was one of my favourite shows when it was on. Brent would walk into the Ruby and ask for a chilli cheese dog, and the producers did a great job of making it look good. I know some of you will feel nauseated at the thought of a chilli cheese dog, but, personally,… Read more »
If you are of a certain age, you might remember the Tim’s commercials when they released their chilli. The actor was so excited about the dish and the fact that the bowl and chilli were both edible. This was my inspiration for this recipe. When I made chilli, it dawned on me that my kids… Read more »
I have previously stated, “there are a small handful of meals that are always better the next day. Lasagna is one of them, followed by coleslaw, pulled pork, and pizza”. I also admitted that this isn’t a list that cannot have edits, and I submit for you such an edit, an addition. I present to… Read more »
Gin and tonic is undoubtedly an easy enough drink to make, and I doubt we need a recipe to make one. This simple recipe requires only three ingredients: One ounce of gin, one slice of lime, and five ounces of soda. But this article is more to be a review of a particular type of… Read more »
I got into a salsa kick with my last recipe, so I thought I should try salsa with cream cheese, since the whipping cream worked so well. This recipe feels like a step up from the last one. It requires a little more work than my previous one, and while I’m sure you’ve noticed that… Read more »
I was looking in our fridge one day and saw half a jar of salsa. It occurred to me that store-bought salsa is mostly chunking tomato sauce, and if I mixed it with a dairy product, it could pass as a sort of rose sauce. This is a recipe where something that we might not… Read more »
I cannot think of a summer function that would be complete without it; even some weddings will serve potato salad. I once catered a wedding where the bride and groom wanted a summer cookout theme, and they included potato salad as one of the dishes. As I mentioned in my Hot German Potato Salad recipe,… Read more »