Food Director Annabelle Waugh shows you how to debone and butterfly a turkey breast in the comfort of your own kitchen. With these simple techniques, you'll never have to ask a butcher to do it for ...

The pride of Nanaimo, B.C., these bars have a crumb base layered with a creamy custard filling and a chocolaty topping. Best served at room temperature, the bars keep well refrigerated or frozen. In ...

This handy chart makes roasting easy at any size. Tent turkey with foil. Roast in 325°F (160°C) oven, removing foil for last hour, until thermometer inserted in thickest part of thigh reads 185°F ...

Trench coats are a classic piece that will take you from winter to spring to fall. This season, we're seeing a resurgence in the timeless and transitional style! Keep the rain and wind out with these ...

Our most popular recipe ever! This moist carrot cake is welcome at birthdays, weddings, reunions and all special occasions. Grease and flour 13- x 9-inch (3.5 L) metal cake pan; set aside. In large ...

Nothing is worse than underwire poking at your side or spilling out of too-small cups. These are the most comfortable bras for a barely-there feeling you never knew was possible. Looking for underwear ...

Everyone will love this sweet and savoury chicken. Mix it up by using a variety of white and dark meat so that they all get their favourite pieces. Be sure to cut chicken breasts in half crosswise, ...

This handy cotton cloth knits up in no time and is a perfect addition to any kitchen. What to make a small additional gesture for the planet by reducing our waste. Size: Approx 9-1/4" x 9-1/4" (23.5 ...

They say breaking up is hard to do. Ending a relationship with a significant other is hard enough; but if you've ever tried to end a friendship you know how seemingly impossible it feels. With so much ...

Best friends forever? Why having a close confidante makes life easier—and more fun. We all know how important friends are. There are friends we go for coffee with, friends we shop with and friends we ...

Few things compare to the sweetness of fresh-picked strawberries or the luscious first bite of watermelon that leaves juice dripping down your chin. Fruits are not only delicious but healthful too.

The arrival of cool autumn temperatures is a signal to gardeners that it’s time to prepare for the coming spring. Bulbs have arrived at garden centres ready for planting: tulips, daffodils, crocuses ...