Canada Day is a time to celebrate all the things, people, and places that makes Canada special, which in Sudbury, traditionally includes a multicultural feast and festival food as far as the eye can see.
Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, those feasts won’t be possible this year, but that shouldn’t mean you have to miss out on your celebratory treat.
To lend a helping hand, Sudbury.com has put together a list of some recipes including our true love, maple syrup, that we’re sure you’re going to love.
Now it’s all up to you to put those pandemic-learned cooking skills to the test.
Breakfast: Maple brown sugar and cinnamon overnight oats
Maple brown sugar and cinnamon overnight oats. (Sourced from Evolving Table)Mid-morning snack: Maple syrup candies
Maple syrup candies. (Sourced from The Spruce Eats)Lunch: Sweet and spicy maple barbecue sauce
Sweet and spicy maple barbecue sauce. (Sourced from the Ethnics Spoon)Adult drink: 17 maple syrup-infused cocktails
Maple bourbon cocktail. (Sourced from Buzzfeed)Kid drink: Non-alcoholic maple and grapefruit cocktail
Afternoon snack: Maple bacon popcorn
Maple Bacon Popcorn. (Sourced from the Evolving Table)Dinner: Maple walnut twice-baked potato
Maple walnut twice-baked sweet potato. (Sourced from Savory Nothings)Hot beverage sweeneter: Maple sugar
Maple sugar. (Sourced from Imaginacres)Desert: Maple syrup pie
Maple syrup pie. (Sourced from Ricardo Cuisine)Party drinks for later: Maple syrup mead
Maple syrup mead. (Sourced from Grow Forage Cook Ferment)Know a super cool recipe using maple syrup that we didn’t include in our list? Let us know in the comment section below so we can all get in on the sweetness!
