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The sixth province to join into Confederation, British Columbia is Canada’s westernmost province, sharing a long, island-strewn coastline with the Pacific Ocean. Combine Washington, Oregon, and Montana into one giant state, and it would not equal the size of BC. And yet, half of BC’s population lives in the greater Vancouver area, leaving much of BC open to spectacular, unspoiled scenery. BC’s official motto gives testimony to its wall-to-wall beauty: “Splendor without diminishment.” Along with fresh local seafood (salmon, halibut, mussels), BC has built a unique brand of Pacific Northwest cuisine, inspired by regional game meats like caribou, elk, and moose and foraged foods like wild berries and mushrooms. A large Asian population is also helping shape the cuisine of British Columbia. In North America, only San Francisco has a larger Chinese community. In Vancouver’s backyard, meanwhile, just beyond the rain-catching Coast Mountains, the Okanagan Valley produces some of Canada’s best wines.
 

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Banana Pudding IV

Reviewed on Jul. 9, 2009 by Andrea 
This was a really great and very easy recipe. I used two small boxes of french vanilla pudding. I also didn't have nilla wafers so I used coconut cookies. They complimented the pudding very well. I took this to a 4th of July thingy and everybody loved it. I added cookie crumbs to the top
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Colonial Brown Bread

Reviewed on Jul. 8, 2009 by Cheryl in Canada 
Excellent recipe. I didn't have whole wheat flour so I substituted all all-purpose flour instead. It turned out great, even though I used (skim) milk plus 1 tbsp vinegar instead of buttermilk. For one of the loaves, I replaced 2/3 cup of flour with All-Bran cereal, and added cinnamon, vanilla, nutmeg and ground ginger. It was nice, kind of like a fat-free bran muffin. Such a simple and easy recipe on which you can base all kinds of different quick breads! Best of all, it's virtually fat free and has no eggs. I made it for breakfast this morning because I ran out of store-bought bread and eggs, but I will definitely make this again.
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Jacky's Fruit and Yogurt Muffins

Reviewed on Jul. 8, 2009 by lishee 
I doubled it, used plain yogurt and grated a whole lemons worth of peel into the dry ingredients. I also squeezed the juice from the lemon into the wet ingredients. Used frozen blueberries. They were yummy and super moist. Loved the lemon blueberry flavor.
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