The Aboriginal Nutrition Network (ANN) has a series of indigenous recipes, available on the Dietitians of Canada website. These wonderful recipes came from all over Canada, from contest submissions, to volunteers at ANN …
This article was first published in the Manitoba Cooperator on September 1, 2016. Is there anything better than the first bite of a vine-ripened, sun-kissed garden tomato? As our first …
Updated in July 2015 by the Manitoba Association of Home Economists Whether you are flying, driving, taking a bus, boat or plane, it is likely that you will be eating …
Updated in July 2015 by the Manitoba Association of Home Economists Are you feeling the pinch at the grocery store due to current food prices? The prices of some basic …
Updated in July 2015 by the Manitoba Association of Home Economists Have you gone to the Internet for nutrition information? The Internet can be a good source of information; but …
Updated in July 2015 by the Manitoba Association of Home Economists Are family meals a thing of the past? Are we missing an important event as we rush out to …
In honour of family month on the Home & Family blog here is MAHE Board Member Darren Fife and his grandmother preparing Veggie Pasta Shells. Bon appetit! Darren Fife …
Michael De Luca Sugar has been around for a long time and used to sweeten many delicious food products. The production of sugar dates back to 300 A.D. when the …
Home Economics for the New Millennium: Making Food and Making Friends at Mary Jane’s Cooking School Mary Jane’s Cooking School, Inc. provides education on nutritional home cooking and homemaking in …
Originally posted on the Emmie Oddie HomeFamily.net website Updated in June 2015 by the Manitoba Association of Home Economists Here’s a quiz to see how food-safety savvy you are. There …