Cook the Books
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Cook the Books
Recipes from Taste Canada award-winning cookbooks, highlighting unique food.
23 sept 2026
Times in America/Toronto
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Recipes from Taste Canada award-winning cookbooks, highlighting unique food.
Michael shows us how to make his warm regional dishes like bagna cauda.
Minimal ingredients deliver maximum impact as the griddle turns simplicity into satisfaction.
Spencer Watts butters up with a menu featuring some of his favorite recipes.
Chef Spencer Watts shows his sweet side with four decadent desserts.
Recipes from Taste Canada award-winning cookbooks, highlighting unique food.
It's a wrap when seafood loving chef Spencer Watts creates his favorite wrapped fish dishes including swordfish wellington and shrimp rolls.
Desiree uses blueberries, celery, cucumber, oranges and red cabbage to make a juice.
Desiree prepares a breakfast of spiralized fried potatoes with eggs and hollandaise.
Desiree prepares a strawberry, apple and ginger juice, breakfast cookies, a tabbouleh and sundried tomato hummus, a green curry vegetable pot pie and a Moroccan vegetable tagine.
Desiree prepares recipes for life on the go, including a green juice, a breakfast burrito, a beet salad and a flourless almond cake.
Michael prepares cuisine from Veneto, Italy.
Minimal ingredients deliver maximum impact as the griddle turns simplicity into satisfaction.
Global street eats come alive with sizzling energy, diverse flavors, and curb appeal.
Recipes from Taste Canada award-winning cookbooks, highlighting unique food.
Chef Lauren Gulyas explores the flavors of pork and peanuts to their fullest.
Recipes from Taste Canada award-winning cookbooks, highlighting unique food.
Recipes from Taste Canada award-winning cookbooks, highlighting unique food.
Michael prepares cuisine from Veneto, Italy.
Michael prepares classic dishes from Italy's Lazio region.
Michael makes simple, flavorful dishes from the rustic Italian region, Umbria.
Minimal ingredients deliver maximum impact as the griddle turns simplicity into satisfaction.
Spencer Watts butters up with a menu featuring some of his favorite recipes.
Chef and culinary instructor Hana Etsuko Dethlefsen cooks Japanese cuisine inspired by other cultures with a pork and tofu dish, sesame chicken salad, breaded pork cutlet, and even a French crêpe.
Four chefs offer worldwide inspirations on a classic rice dish.
Noodles are the star ingredients when chef Hana Etsuko Dethlefsen cooks up somen noodles with dipping sauce, ramen salad, a fried noodle dish, and a one-pot delight.
Four chefs go raw, and raw vegan, with their variations on a classic Japanese dish.
Chef Hana Etsuko makes cucumber salad with kelp, a Japanese hotpot, and homemade teriyaki sauce.
Desiree Nielsen cooks up protein-rich falafel waffles for breakfast.
Desiree makes a colorful tonic, a sweet potato hash, a warm romaine lettuce, challah, and lasagna.
Desiree makes a cashew butter smoothie, a sage-fried tofu scramble, tempura vegetables and apple butter-pecan-Gorgonzola turnovers.
Desiree shakes up a classic recipe with kefir, makes a warm breakfast and two grilled cheese recipes.
Recipes from Taste Canada award-winning cookbooks, highlighting unique food.
Michael shows us how to make his warm regional dishes like bagna cauda.