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Showing posts with label Food Day Canada 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food Day Canada 2010. Show all posts
Monday, August 2, 2010

Mustard Greens in Celebration of Food Day in Canada 2010

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Mustard greens, or mizuna, is sometimes said to be piquant, mild peppery flavor, slightly spicy. So when I decided to use them for the Food...

Red Chard Risotto in Celebration of Food Day In Canada 2010

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The risotto was another great side dish for our Food Day in Canada celebration this weekend. This recipe is adapted from one we found on t...

Breaded Stuffed Chicken Breasts with Goat Cheese and Thyme Filling

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Our Food Day Canada 2010 party raged on from zucchini rolls to carrot and cilantro soup to a main course loaded up with many things green. ...

Zucchini Rolls with Goat Cheese and Kalamata Olives in Celebration of Food Day Canada 2010

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My two beautiful zucchinis from my Roots and Shoots Farm CSA basket this week became our appetizer for our Food Day Canada 2010 celebratio...
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Carrot Soup with Coriander in Celebration of Food Day Canada 2010

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Food Day Canada was a great day to use produce from my latest CSA food basket from Roots and Shoots Farm . The soup I made incorporated al...
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Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Welcome to my food world here in Ottawa. I love playing at home in my ‘test’ kitchen but I so appreciate going out and experiencing our top-notch restaurant scene too. My education at the University of Waterloo afforded me a wonderful career in Information Technology, with time spent in both Toronto and Ottawa. My food hobby from that era is now more of my day to day life. Both my husband and darling son are foodies too. We have enjoyed traveling and eating in some breathtaking places around the world, allowing us to sample a taste of the global cuisine. My love for food goes back to my childhood. I grew up with a huge garden of fruits and vegetables. The cow and pig in our freezer were our own. I respect the food traditions I have inherited and enjoy putting them in a modern day context.
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