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We travel to Toronto through the cookbook The Depanneur by Len Senater…a unique culinary gem that transcends the traditional boundaries of a cookbook. It is a captivating blend of memoir, manifesto, and a collection of recipes, embodying the eclectic spirit of The Depanneur, a beloved Toronto community hub that has redefined the food scene with […]

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Our summer road trip takes us throughout the island of Vancouver and the vast allure of the Salish Sea. In the ever-evolving world of gastronomy, cookbooks play a vital role in preserving and sharing culinary traditions and innovations. Island Eats: Signature Chefs’ Recipes from Vancouver Island and the Salish Sea, authored by Dawn Postnikoff and

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Food That Really Schmecks: Mennonite Country Cooking by Edna Staebler is more than just a cookbook; it is a culinary journey into the heart of Mennonite culture and tradition. Originally published in 1968, this beloved collection has stood the test of time, inviting readers into Staebler’s kitchen to experience the rich, hearty, and wholesome dishes

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Welcome foodies and seafood enthusiasts! Today, we embark on a delightful culinary journey through the Maritimes with Atlantic Seafood by renowned Chef Michael Howell, a culinary gem that transports readers straight to the coastal kitchens where the Atlantic’s freshest seafood is transformed into mouth-watering dishes. Chef Michael Howell, with his deep-rooted passion for Atlantic seafood,

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Our culinary road trip takes us to cowboy town with its own stampede If you’re heading to Calgary this summer, pick up Calgary Eats: Signature Recipes from the City’s Best Restaurants and Bars by Gail Norton and Karen Ralph…a culinary treasure trove that brilliantly captures the vibrant food scene of this fun town. The cookbook,

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Our culinary road trip takes us to the city this week with The Urban Homesteading Cookbook: Forage, Farm, Ferment and Feast for a Better World by Michelle Nelson. This beautifully crafted cookbook not only offers a delightful array of recipes but also serves as a comprehensive guide for urban dwellers seeking to embrace a more

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We head to Quebec this week on our culinary road trip, and first stop is Chuck Hughes’ restaurant, Garde Manger. https://www.gardemanger.ca/  I picked up a copy of his cookbook of the same name at a food show and met the renowned Canadian chef and television personality. With my curiosity piqued, I embarked on a culinary

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The cookbook The Almighty Cod: More Than Just Fish and Chips by Jennifer Leigh Hill delves into the world of Atlantic cod, highlighting its significance in Newfoundland and Labrador cuisine. Featuring 125 recipes sourced from various local cookbooks, websites, and blogs, it aims to showcase the versatility of cod beyond the classic “fish and chips.”

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We continue our summer foodie road trip by exploring Vancouver’s culinary landscape through Vancouver Eats: Signature Recipes from the City’s Best Restaurants by Joanne Sasvari. Vancouver, a city celebrated for its diverse culinary scene, has long been a destination for food enthusiasts seeking unique flavors and innovative dishes. In Vancouver Eats, Joanne Sasvari takes readers

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We’re going on a culinary road trip this summer, exploring local and regional flavours throughout our great country. First stop: Sauble Beach, Ontario. As the sun rises higher in the sky and the days stretch out longer, there’s an unmistakable feeling in the air—the promise of summer adventures, lazy days on the beach, and vibrant

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