The Menu

This quick and easy, crowd-pleasing dish is perfect for those busy weeknights when time seems to be going ten times faster than you'd like it to. Or those nights when you want to eat something comforting and delicious without a lot of effort. Yes, this has pasta and bacon...but it also has a full head of kale in it. Balance, people! Prepared on the stovetop. ***Will need to add a bit of your own olive oil during preparation***

Cooking time: 30 minutes.

A sweet sauce of hoisin, honey, fresh ginger and slivered almonds make this generous portion of large shrimp taste terrific. Sauté on the stovetop and serve over rice for a quick and satisfying meal. 

Cooking time: 15 minutes.

A delicious honey-curry glaze gives this chicken amazing flavour.  Honey, curry, garlic and onion bake with boneless, skinless chicken thighs for a tasty meal that goes great with whatever vegetables you have on-hand.  Prepared in the oven. 

Cooking time: 40 minutes.

Honey-coated pecans toast in the oven with a touch of ginger while you bake the boneless pork chops.  If you enjoy the sound of a honey-pecan combo in your mouth, you will love this entrée.  Baked in the oven. 

Cooking time: 30 minutes.

The thinly sliced, delicious cut of rouladen (beef) simmers on your stovetop with tomatoes, onions and breadcrumbs to thicken it. This dish is sooo good, it melts in your mouth! Prepared on the stovetop.

Cooking time: 45 minutes.

Lean, all-white chicken stir fry sautés in a simple marinade of soy, rice vinegar and a pinch of red pepper flakes. This scrumptious combination is then stir-fried with a tasty blend of green peas, white onions, red peppers and sesame seeds to create dinner for you and yours. Prepared on the stovetop. 

Cooking time: 20 minutes.

As September rolls in, our family starts craving hearty yet refreshing meals like this vibrant black bean, quinoa, mango, and vegetable medley. It's perfect for those warm early autumn evenings and makes a great leftover lunch the next day, with even richer flavours! Cook the organic quinoa on your stovetop while warming up the tasty additions. When the quinoa is cooked, toss everything together and voila! Rich in vitamin C, vitamin A, fibre, iron and folate -- this dish is tasty just as much as it is good for you! Note: this dish has a slight kick (chili powder). Note this dish is slightly spicy.

Cooking time: 15 minutes.

This meaty, delicious, and comforting classic is often requested at our house! Brown the grass-fed beef with some garlic, onion and spices. Next, throw in our special tomato sauce and let the whole thing simmer while you read a book and enjoy a cup of tea (for no less than 1.5 hours, obviously). About 15 minutes before you want to eat, cook the spaghetti (provided) until al dente. Top your cooked spaghetti with the delicious sauce and pass around the parm!

Cooking time: 2 hours.

This pork roast slowly cooks in a fabulous combination of tomatoes, basil, green peppers and onions until it becomes so tender that the pork falls apart. The sauce is a classic combination of Italian flavours and goes great over pasta, served on buns, or simply over rice.  Prepared in the crock-pot.

Cooking time: 7-9 hours.

Who knew vegetarian could taste so good?  Chickpeas (great source of protein), feta cheese, black olives, sun-dried tomatoes, spinach, carrots and more combine for the tastiest vegetarian wrap you'll have!  Tortillas are provided.  Baked in the oven. 

Cooking time: 20 minutes.

What do you get when you blend sweet raspberries and spicy Frank's RedHot sauce? A delicious sweet and spicy blend that begs to be smothered all over wings and devoured! After browning the Maple Hill dingers under your broiler for a few minutes, combine them with the sauce (we do the blending, you do the pouring!) in your slow cooker. Entertain yourself for a few hours then serve them up with some roasted potatoes and a side of your favourite ranch dressing!

Cooking time: 2-4 hours.

We think one of the best things about fall is soup! Coming home to this rich, creamy soup in your slow cooker is perfect for those windy, dreary autumn days. Brown our custom-made Italian fennel ground sausage with some onions and garlic. Toss the cooked meat with the broth, spices and potatoes into your slow cooker and, just before serving, add in some kale and coconut milk (we promise the coconut milk adds creaminess, not coconut-iness!). At the end of the day you will be enjoying this hearty, flavourful soup. Did we also mention our version is gluten- and dairy-free?!

Cooking time: 4-8 hours.

Peanut noodles (rice noodles in a peanut sauce) served with chicken, carrots and the classic flavours of peanut, lime and chili garlic. A delightful summer dish. Prepared on the stove top. Note: this dish has medium heat.

Cooking time: 20 minutes.

A lean pork tenderloin is slow roasted on the BBQ (yay - BBQ season!) and then glazed with a delicious blend of local Cattleboyz BBQ sauce, honey and garlic. You cannot go wrong with this classic combination. Prepared on the BBQ or in the oven. 

Cooking time: 20-40 minutes.

We love the fresh taste of this vegetarian entree!  Carrots, spinach, onions, whole-grain rice & feta cheese combine to form the filling of a hearty and satisfying wrap.  Whole wheat tortillas are provided to wrap up the yummy-ness!  Despite what you might think, this meal is totally kid-friendly -- especially if you include a special (aka Geek yogurt) dipping sauce! Prepared in the oven.

Cooking time: 30 minutes.

Boneless, skinless chicken thighs slow cook with Italian flavours in this Trattoria-style dish. Tomatoes, garlic, onions and herbs give this dish a bright and classic flavour. Prepared in the crock-pot.

Cooking time: 4-6 hours.

If you enjoy pumpkin, this dish is for you! A hearty, delicious and easy fall meal that is also dairy, sugar, and gluten-free! Stir-fry lean chunks of chicken with some garlic, onions and cauliflower, combine it with the creamy pumpkin sauce and broil it in the oven casserole-style. Serve over a bed of spinach or roasted spaghetti squash for a satisfying weeknight meal. Yum!

Cooking time: 25-30 minutes.

Stewing beef becomes oh-so-tender as it slow cooks in your crock-pot.  Chili spices (not spicy), kidney beans, corn, and baked beans with tomatoes make this hearty meal the complete experience.  Perfect as the days turn cooler.  Prepared in the crock-pot.

Cooking time: 4-8 hours.

The combination of a tender pork roast with honey, apples, ginger and onions is the perfect blend of savoury and sweet. Stick it in the slow cooker, go about your day, then come home to an amazing-smelling house and a delicious meal! Best part? Leftovers for lunch the next day. Prepared in the slow cooker.

Cooking time: 6-10 hours.

Oh, yum.  Yes, that may be the first sentence you utter after trying this Mexican-inspired "pie."  This dish is almost like a cheese dip but more like a pie.  Layers of flour tortillas, black beans, corn, tomatoes, cream cheese and cheddar cheese slow cook in your crock-pot for an amazing dish.  You could even serve this as an appetizer at a party.  This can be prepared in the slow-cooker (it gets a bit messy when you remove it, but the taste is worth it!) or in the oven.  Tortillas provided. 

Cooking time: 1-6 hours.

A customer favourite that we are happy to bring back (because we love it too)!  Parmesan cheese, breadcrumbs and Dijon mustard coat boneless pork chops as they bake in your oven. They not only smell great, but taste great too! Prepared in the oven.

Cooking time: 35-40 minutes.

Large, succulent shrimp get prepared in a classic style...sweet and sour!  Carrots and onions get a quick sauté before the sweet and sour shrimp get added for a quick, delicious meal.  Serve over jasmine rice.  Prepared on the stovetop.

Cooking time: 15 minutes.

This entrée is a great one-pot meal that makes a delicious and satisfying dinner any night of the week...but can also be a hearty and portable lunch. Low-fat, all-white turkey stir-fry is browned with onions, spices and basil pesto. The meat then simmers with a tasty blend of carrots, celery, red bell peppers and kidney beans on your stovetop. The result is an interesting and delicious stew the whole family will love!

Cooking time: 40-45 minutes.

A slow-cooking vegetarian dish that gets stuffed into tortillas when it's ready to eat.  Lentils, red peppers, tomatoes, carrots, spices, brown rice and parmesan cheese combine in the slow-cooker for a healthy vegetarian meal.  Prepared in the slow-cooker.  Tortillas provided. 

Cooking time: 4-5 hours.