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A Cook’s Tour of Country Pubs

Where do you go when you’re hungry for good company and casual food? To your local pub of course.

Aug 17, 2012
Cecily Ross

On Being Vegetarian

When Julie Suzanne Pollock decided to stop eating meat, her friends and family were not amused.

Aug 17, 2012
Julie Suzanne Pollock

Off the shelf

Goodies and gadgets for those on the go! Our roundup of fabulous quality items available locally.

Aug 17, 2012
Cecily Ross

Food for Thought

Only 16 per cent of watermelons now have seeds, down from 42 per cent in 2003. Alas, it is unlikely that the world record for spitting a watermelon seed will be broken.

Aug 17, 2012
Douglas G. Pearce

The maize index

Certain varieties of maize explode when heated, forming fluffy pieces that are delicious seasoned and eaten as a snack.

Aug 17, 2012
Cecily Ross

Organic? Local? or Both?

Feast of Fields role is raising public awareness. Some people who don’t normally use organic food might come out and discover celebrated chefs are cooking with organics.

Aug 17, 2012
Nicola Ross

Oxeye Daisy Pesto

“Years ago, we had more intuition. We’ve lost that, but I believe that if you listen, plants will teach you.”

Aug 17, 2012
In The Hills

Pia’s French Onion Soup

It’s a cross between poutine and French onion soup!

Aug 17, 2012
In The Hills

Wild Dumplings

Always use proper identification when preparing wild foods.

Aug 17, 2012
In The Hills

Wild Greens Chowder

Eat what you have around you and you’ll feel more grounded.

Aug 17, 2012
In The Hills

Spiced Duck Confit

Confit is also wonderful served cold in a salad with baby greens and a savoury dressing.

Aug 17, 2012
In The Hills