Articles related to "Maples"

Auberge des Gallant, one of many maple syrup producers in Quebec, taps thousands of maple trees to collect flowing sap to produce maple syrup and maple syrup products.

Feb 5, 2009 - Liliana Tommasini

Between March and April, maple farms and sugar houses throughout Ontario host their annual festivals, demonstrations and tastings of this year's fresh syrup production.

Mar 2, 2008 - Maddalena Delli

Maple syrup can be used on sweet potatoes, pancakes, oatmeal, hot chocolate, ham, gingerbread cookies, candy, barbecue sauce, and baked butter squash.

Jun 11, 2009 - Cherrine Banks

Throughout Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan and Minnesota, as winter slips away and maple trees reach peak sap production, Maple Syrup festivals lure gluttons outdoors.

Mar 2, 2008 - Maddalena Delli

The maple leaf emerged as Canada's dominant visual symbol over a period of three centuries.

Jan 30, 2009 - Kathleen Airdrie

One of America's native foodstuffs, maple syrup amounts to the blood, sweat and tears of the sugar maple tree. What better time to try it than National Maple Syrup Day?

Dec 15, 2009 - Robin Schroffel

History proves it - the Toronto Maple Leafs have had no luck picking players in the first round, so why are fans concerned that the next two have been traded away?

Nov 19, 2009 - Dan Leggieri

With half the sugar content of sugar maple sap, red maple is nevertheless used in some regions to make syrup because it is widespread and grows fast.

Mar 25, 2007 - Violet Snow

Discover the process of transforming maple syrup into rich maple cream.

Jan 4, 2009 - Michael Vyskocil

Freezing nights and warm March days are ideal conditions for making maple syrup. Central Massachusetts sugar shacks give tours demonstrating the sweet process.

Mar 11, 2009 - Jennifer Huber