News and Articles from the NBWI
Hawaiian Gingered Pork
You could also transfer the ingredients for this Hawaiian-inspired recipe to a crockpot after browning the pork for a luau-ready dinner without the fuss.
Lobster Salad
Ever tried pineapple with lobster? This classic appetizer recipe was originally printed in our 1978 NBWI cookbook. Brave palates back then!
Easy Party Sherbert Punch
Don’t wait for the party! This recipe is easily halved so you can make this fun drink as a treat for the kids – or yourself – any day of the week.
Fudge-cicles
Originally printed in 1978, this classic chocolate popsicle is a crowd favourite. Especially on hot, humid New Brunswick summer days!
Raspberry Shrub
‘Shrubs’ are vinegar-based drink concentrates, infused with fruit, juice, or herbs. Ours uses raspberries, but use this ratio with near any fruit.
Big Flower Pot Dessert
Now don’t get intimidated by the fancy-schmancy name! This is a fun and easy no-bake recipe to make with the kids in celebration of spring.
NBWI’s COVID-19 Mask Project
New Brunswick branches will sew non-surgical masks to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 and will donate the products of their efforts to those in need.
New Brunswick Women’s Institute Introduces New Patroness
Her Honour, the Honourable Brenda L. Murphy, Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick, will join the ranks of impressive women as Patroness of the NBWI.
Italian Pizza Dough
Some people say that 00 flour is the only way to go for authentic Italian pizza dough. But any flour will do in our crust!
Home Ec at Home
Angela Scott brought together women from across New Brunswick to build a curriculum standardizing home economics classes for middle school students.
Cheese Casserole
Bring together pantry staples in a simple casserole the whole family will love. 1 lb ground beef1 onion, chopped1 small green pepper, chopped1 or 2 stalks celery, chopped1 can tomato soup1 cup grated cheese1 can mushroom soup1/4 to 1/2 cup water1 tsp saltdash of...
Tuna Buns
Looking to liven up lunch? These tuna buns are like tuna melts kicked up a notch! This recipe was originally published in our 1978 cook book.