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"Quebec Sugar Pie has as many versions as cooks, but tradition demands that the filling be somewhat thin in consistency and, because of its richness, that the depth of the filling be much less than for pies in general." - Laura Secord Canadian Cookbook
This quote perfectly encapsulates how I've experienced sugar pie my entire life. These pies are a staple at every family gathering during the winter, especially during the holidays and Sugaring-Off season (maple syrup making season). For the longest time, I let my aunts handle the sugar pie making, but now it's our turn to carry on these beloved family traditions.
Sugar shack ham is a Quebec classic, especially during maple syrup season. Inspired by the legendary Laura Secord Canadian Cookbook, this dish combines the sweetness of maple syrup with the richness of traditional flavors for a comforting meal.
Why you will love this recipe:
Effortless Elegance: This recipe requires minimal effort while delivering maximum flavor.
Maple Magic: The combination of maple syrup and ham creates a truly unique and delicious flavor profile.
Perfect for any occasion: This dish is versatile and suitable for a variety of occasions, from family gatherings to special dinners.
Nostalgic Appeal: This recipe evokes the warm and cozy atmosphere of a traditional Quebec sugar shack.