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    Instagrammable Eats: The Most Photogenic Dishes in Saskatchewan

    Arielle J.By Arielle J.January 8, 2024Updated:January 22, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Instagrammable Eats: The Most Photogenic Dishes in Saskatchewan
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    In a world where societal norms evolve, Pope Francis has recently taken a dramatic step in the Catholic Church’s acceptance of transgender people. A group of transgender women, with a history of personal interaction with the Pope, were invited to share a meal with him, marking the Catholic Church’s World Day of the Poor. This symbolic gesture emphasizes the Pope’s commitment to acceptance and compassion, transcending differences and fostering connections. It brings to light the universal language that food provides in bringing people together, a sentiment that resonates even in the vast prairie province of Saskatchewan.

    Saskatchewan, known for its vast landscapes and friendly communities, is also gaining recognition for its exciting and diverse culinary scene. Inspired by different cultures that have settled in the area, the province offers a plethora of Instagrammable eats that will surely make you hungry.

    Saskatoon Pie

    At the top of the list is the Saskatoon pie, a delectable dessert filled with the native prairie berry that has nourished the First Nations for generations. The nutty flavor of the Saskatoon berry surprises the taste buds in the best possible way. Unfortunately, Slow Food International warns that these berries are seriously threatened in Western Canada due to habitat loss caused by development. So, if you happen upon a Saskatoon pie, consider it a rare and treasured find.

    Regina-style Pizza

    Regina-style pizzas are another Saskatchewan favorite, distinguished by their abundance of crust, toppings, and cheese. These deep-dish pizzas, often cut into squares, showcase the glorious heights of pepperoni. Popular spots like Houston Pizza, Copper Kettle, Western, and Tumblers serve up this cheesy delight, inviting pizza lovers to indulge in the heartiness of Regina-style.

    Spudnut

    For those with a sweet tooth, Saskatchewan offers a unique twist on the classic doughnut – the spudnut. Made with mashed potatoes, these prairie classics are known for their light and fluffy texture. While modern versions may use potato flour or instant mashed potatoes, the potato element remains, contributing to a doughnut experience that stands out from the rest.

    Perogies, Borscht, and Cabbage Rolls

    The influence of Ukrainian and Russian cultures is evident in Saskatchewan’s culinary scene, with dishes like Perogies, Borscht, and Cabbage Rolls taking center stage. Borscht, a Ukrainian soup featuring beetroots, offers a tangy and refreshing experience. Perogies, tender dumplings with savory or sweet fillings, and Cabbage Rolls, heavenly delights wrapped in cabbage leaves, are cherished components of festive occasions in Saskatchewan, such as Christmas or the Fowl Dinner.

    Ukrainian churches in the region also play host to all-you-can-eat perogy dinners, providing a communal experience that echoes the sentiment of togetherness found in the most unexpected places.

    As you embark on a culinary journey through Saskatchewan, these dishes are just a taste of what this prairie land has to offer. The region’s rich culture ensures that each dish tells a story, inviting locals and visitors to savor the diverse flavors that have become integral to the province’s identity.

    Food remains a universal language that brings people together. No matter the challenges we face, the act of breaking bread transcends barriers, fostering connections that go beyond the realm of our differences. In Saskatchewan, as in the Vatican, the table is set, inviting all to partake in the shared joy of good food and camaraderie.

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