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I’m in The Free Press – NDG CSL and Hamstead Newspaper

December 14, 2012 Leave a Comment

Remember when I mentioned I as going to be a speaker at a Concordia University of the Streets Cafe about food intolerances? Well here's a little write-up in the Free Press about the event, and a photo. We got great feedback from the attendees, who were mostly food intolerance … [Read more...] about I’m in The Free Press – NDG CSL and Hamstead Newspaper

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University of the Streets Cafe this Thursday: Creativity in the Kitchen – How do we share the table with food intolerances?

November 20, 2012 Leave a Comment

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This Thursday at 7pm I'll be part of a panel of invited guests for a moderated open discussion about getting creative in the kitchen despite food sensitivities. I'll be joined by chef extraordinaire, Aaron Langille, of Cafe Sardine and raw food goddess, Ildiko Brunner, of Raw in … [Read more...] about University of the Streets Cafe this Thursday: Creativity in the Kitchen – How do we share the table with food intolerances?

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Stout-Poached Apples with Sarsaparilla Mousse, Smoked Puff Pastry and Cilantro Syrup at Cafe Sardine, and Where to Find the Best Apple Dishes at Montreal Restaurants This Week

October 23, 2012 Leave a Comment

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Check out my story on the best apple dishes in Montreal at Nightlife.ca. Please 'like it', tweet it, or leave a comment! I want to turn this into a Montreal restaurant series on where to eat each week with a focus on a particular ingredient. Want to hear about where to find the … [Read more...] about Stout-Poached Apples with Sarsaparilla Mousse, Smoked Puff Pastry and Cilantro Syrup at Cafe Sardine, and Where to Find the Best Apple Dishes at Montreal Restaurants This Week

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No Room at the Inn: Chang, Boulud, Restaurant Reservations and Respectful Dining

September 27, 2012 Leave a Comment

How many restaurants do you know that don't take reservations? I'm pretty confident that in the coming years you'll know of more and more. And you'll probably also be frustrated on occasion having to wait for a table. But at least you'll most likely get a table. That was not the … [Read more...] about No Room at the Inn: Chang, Boulud, Restaurant Reservations and Respectful Dining

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Variations on the Great Wall: Pickled Sweet Summer Turnip Threads with Szechuan Peppercorns

August 22, 2011 By MissWattson Leave a Comment

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Wine Suggestions for the Holidays: Natural Wines, Private Imports and a Rosé to Drink Year-Round

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Interview with Starhawk on Permaculture and Urban Agriculture

June 29, 2011 By MissWattson Leave a Comment

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“Poutine for the Rest of Canada” and “Prefer Your Poutine a Bit Lighter?” in the Montreal Gazette today

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