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Sauce Enrou’Ta Hchrondi (chimichurri nordique) à Montréal en lumière | Racines boréales

Enrou'Ta Hchrondi Sauce (Northern chimichurri) at Montréal en lumière Festival

Our co-founder Marie-Philippe was invited to film a capsule on sweetfern with chef Jérémie Jean-Baptiste as part of the Montréal en Lumière festival in collaboration with Mordu.
Full Pin: des champignons du Québec cultivés avec passion et savoir-faire | Racines boréales

Full Pin: Quebec mushrooms grown with passion and know-how

Have you ever gotten your hands on mushrooms from Quebec that were so beautiful, so clean, that you wanted to cook them without even having brushed or washed them?

We do. Full Pin mushrooms.

Lemon curd à l'argousier, ou crème d'argousier | Racines boréales

Sea buckthorn "lemon" curd

If you've ever eaten a lemon tart, you've already tasted lemon curd, the creamy filling that balances the tangy flavor of lemon with a sweet and creamy side. We wanted to recreate this same balance with one of our favorite Northern berries: the sea buckthorn berry.
Vin chaud aux épices boréales | Racines boréales

Mulled wine with boreal spices

Mulled wine is delicious and so comforting, but full of exotic spices. We therefore had the idea of ​​creating a more local version, which would highlight the flavors of our Northern region. Here is the result: a recipe that uses several local spices in addition to a seasonal fruit: cranberry. Cheers!
Les produits Racines boréales arrivent sur les tablettes! | Racines boréales

Racines boréales products are hitting the shelves!

Good news: Racines boréales products are arriving on the shelves of your favorite local merchants! You can now find 2 of our wild mushrooms, our dehydrated morels and our dehydrated...
Le nard des pinèdes, épice d'hiver par excellence + recette de cocktail | Racines boréales

Sweetfern catkins, the ultimate winter spice + cocktail recipe

This boreal spice with the scent of nutmeg, clove and cinnamon is also reminiscent of honey and bay leaf, in addition to having a resinous appearance. All these qualities make it a perfect spice as winter approaches.
Galette aux pêches et à la lavande du Québec | Racines boréales

Peach galette with Québec lavender

It's peach season and it's so short that you absolutely have to take advantage of it! If all the peaches in your basket are ripe at the same time and...
Sirop de rose sauvage du Québec | Racines boréales

Québec wild rose syrup

We offer you a very fragrant syrup made from wild rose petals which will take you no more than 15 minutes to prepare and will add a colorful and aromatic punch to your cocktails and desserts!
Flan boréal au coulis de camerises et nard des pinèdes | Racines boréales

Boreal flan with haskap coulis and sweetfern catkins

This boreal flan inspired by Lebanese mouhalabieh is subtly flavored with sweetfern catkins, a spice with complex aromas of cinnamon and nutmeg, resinous perfume and bay leaf. It is accompanied by an organic haskap coulis flavored with honey and pine nard.
It's great as a refreshing summer dessert!
Compote de fraises et rhubarbe au poivre des dunes | Racines boréales

Strawberry and rhubarb compote with dune pepper

This simple compote takes advantage of the tangy taste of rhubarb and the incomparable flavor of its natural ally, strawberries, but also of the key ingredient: dune pepper. Here, we allow ourselves to grind dune pepper, whose natural bitterness is balanced by the sugar in the compote. It adds an aromatic side that goes particularly well with strawberries and rhubarb.
Bouillon dashi boréal | Racines boréales

Boreal dashi broth

Dashi is a type of broth widely used in Japanese cuisine. Traditionally made from seaweed, dried mushrooms and fish (katsuo dashi), there are however many versions. By using local Québec ingredients, it is possible to make a version with a more local flavor and just as tasty. Here is our recipe.
Têtes de violon avec sauce à la crème et croustillant de chanterelles | Racines boréales

Fiddleheads with cream sauce and crispy chanterelles

Fiddleheads, emblematic of spring, are picked by hand from the end of April to the end of May. Their taste is somewhat reminiscent of asparagus. You must be careful when...