Step into the kitchens of the Canadian Prairies, where recipes carried family stories, neighbours gathered over coffee, and simple meals became cherished traditions. Prairie Girls Cook celebrates the women, food and memories of Saskatchewan and Alberta, preserving a delicious piece of prairie heritage for generations to come.
Rooted in tradition. Made with love.
Recipes With Stories Behind Them
Discover recipes carrying memories, names and family history.
A Taste of Prairie Life
Experience kitchens, gatherings and traditions of another era.
Celebrating Remarkable Prairie Women
Honor women who built homes and communities.
Family Heritage on Every Page
Keep meaningful traditions alive for future generations.
Born in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Renee Darlene Bohun grew up surrounded by food, family traditions and prairie hospitality. With more than 25 years in event management and fundraising, she brings a creative eye to food, storytelling and presentation. Her cookbook honors her grandmother, mother and prairie women who inspired her.
Prairie Girls Cook is more than a collection of recipes. It preserves the food traditions, family memories and community spirit of Saskatchewan and Alberta during the 1950s and 1960s, honoring the women who turned everyday kitchens into places of connection, generosity and belonging.
