Do you have dinner fatigue?
If someone asking, “what’s for dinner?” just makes you want to crawl into a hole, you probably have dinner fatigue (to use the highly technical medical term). All this time spent at home can zap your inspiration and make you contemplate reheating leftover spaghetti for the third time this week.
Why not add something new to your recipe roster, and spice up your weeknight dinner routine?
The other red meat: bison
If you haven’t tried bison, you’re missing out. Bison meat is hearty and savory, with a slightly sweet aftertaste and a satisfying earthy flavour. It is leaner than beef, packing fewer calories than its red meat cousin – perfect for the health-conscious carnivore!
Serve up:
Bison steak with fig balsamic sauce: a simple dish that lets the complex flavours of the meat shine.
Pan-seared bison tenderloin with herb butter: elegant and luxurious, with hardly any effort.
A restaurant-worthy treat: marrow bones
You have probably seen bone marrow on the menu at a high-end steakhouse, which might give you the (mistaken!) impression that it is a complex dish. In fact, roasted bone marrow is a delicious and simple dish to cook at home. Season, roast, and spread on some thick rustic bread for a tasty and impressive appetizer that will make you feel like you’re dining out.
Serve up:
Roasted bone marrow: a classic and sophisticated treat.
Garlicky marrow bruschetta: a delicious twist on a family favourite appetizer
An unexpected substitution: ground pork
Pork packs a deliciously comforting and versatile flavour yet is consistently overlooked and underutilized. Use ground pork to create some new favourites out of standard recipes. Making dinner exciting again can be as simple as an ingredient switch!
Serve up:
Spicy Asian pork burgers: Asian infused flavours and a kick of heat will make burger night fun again!
Mexican meatballs: why relegate Mexican flavours to tacos? Add some flair to a classic recipe.
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