Atlantic Canada Recipes
Maritime and Newfoundland classics: Jiggs dinner, toutons, hodge podge, blueberry grunt and more East Coast home cooking.
6 recipes
Atlantic CanadaJiggs Dinner
Newfoundland's Sunday boiled dinner: salt beef, root vegetables, cabbage and pease pudding.
Atlantic CanadaNova Scotia Blueberry Grunt
Stewed wild blueberries topped with fluffy steamed dumplings, cooked on the stovetop.
Atlantic CanadaNewfoundland Toutons
Pan-fried bread dough from Newfoundland, served hot with butter and molasses.
Atlantic CanadaNova Scotia Hodge Podge
Early-summer new vegetables simmered in butter and cream, a Nova Scotia garden tradition.
Maple-Glazed Salmon
Weeknight sheet-pan salmon with a maple, mustard and soy glaze. Ready in 20 minutes.
Halifax Donair
The Nova Scotia street food classic: spiced beef, sweet garlicky condensed-milk sauce, tomato and onion in a warm pita.
East Coast home cooking
Atlantic Canada cooks with what the ocean, the garden and the pantry provide: salt beef and root vegetables in Newfoundland, fresh summer vegetables and cream in Nova Scotia, and wild blueberries across the Maritimes. Many dishes here began as ways to stretch simple ingredients through long winters.
Expect Sunday dinners like Jiggs dinner, quick fried dough like toutons, and desserts built on wild berries. Each recipe notes swaps for ingredients that are hard to find outside the region.