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Jun 24, 2026
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Saucy sliders: a make-ahead camping recipe with a spicy twist
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Saucy sliders: a make-ahead camping recipe with a spicy twist
JULIE VAN ROSENDAAL
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When temperatures finally rise high enough, Canadians like to take food outside – onto patios, back porches, parks, beaches. Not just the eating, but the cooking.
What we eat on summer holidays, what we associate with eating together around an open fire, tends to be nostalgic. Camp cooking might mean going back to basics: hot…
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