for our Canadian thanksgiving celebration, I made nanaimo bars and sucre a la creme
the nanaimo bar recipe I tried came from the city of Nanaimo website (BC)
they claim it's the ultimate nanaimo bar recipe
first layer
second layer
this is poured over the bar to make the third and final layer
the one difficult thing about these bars is removing them from the pan after refrigerating
they turned out very decadent and everyone enjoyed them
I will definitely make these again
the sucre a la creme is a Canadian fudge-like sweet
it's quick and easy to make, you even do it in the microwave
Quebec's sucre a la creme
1c. white sugar
1c. brown sugar
1c. heavy cream
mix together & cook in the microwave for 10min, then let stand for 5min
mix w/electric beater for 4min
pour into cube shapes and refrigerate 1-2hrs
I didn't have anything cube-shaped, so I used a mini muffin tin
and swirled the top of each with a toothpick to even them all out
the best part about these is it makes your kitchen smell like one of those
candy stores at the mall that makes caramel corn in the window
and it tastes like a delicious fudgy caramel treat as well
Chad made poutine using the fryer the kleins left behind
adding the mozzarella cubes to the fries
and the brown gravy to finish it off
poutine, maple-glazed ham and veggies
Canadian (and Scottish) dessert plate
topped off the evening with some CC
hooray for Canada
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