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This moist potato stuffing is made with mashed potatoes, cubed bread, onion, and celery; perfect for stuffing a turkey or baking in loaf pans.

From bacon-flavored seaweed to lobster poutine, here are six dishes you have to try while in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.

On this page, we're sharing our most beloved French-Canadian, Acadian and Québécois dishes : classics from grand-maman. This is a favourite Acadian dessert, the poutine à trou.

The Acadians have kept French language and culture alive in Maritime Canada. And they took these to Louisiana where it still survives as Cajun. But somehow, Louisiana never inherited their real culinary gift - Acadian rappie pie.

[IMAGE] Even the most prepared meal-planners among us have probably had one of those mornings where it’s time for breakfast but there’s nothing left in the fridge… or the fruit bowl… or the bread box. This easy buckwheat pancake recipe from Alain Bossé’s cookbook The Acadian Kitchen is the answer to those occasions. Made from a mix of pantry staples, the traditional Acadian dish cooks quickly in a cast iron on one side, so you don’t even have to worry about getting that flip just right…

Salt cod is mashed with fluffy potatoes to make these bite-size pan-fried cakes from Prince Edward Island. Sweet-tart green tomato chow is a traditional accompaniment.

Acadian cooking is country-class food, accompanied by lots of bread, with main dishes often being one-pot meals. Breakfast was traditionally the biggest meal of the day. They call it "déjeuner" (even though in France that means lunch, which is the biggest meal of the day there.) Now, breakfast migh

a delicious, Acadian Canadian favorite.

This moist potato stuffing is made with mashed potatoes, cubed bread, onion, and celery; perfect for stuffing a turkey or baking in loaf pans.

Buried within my husband’s Acadian roots comes a delicious recipe for a potato and bread stuffing. The star of this recipe is the little known herb, savory.