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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Sistering feast raises a lot of dough
Women who rule the roast cooked up a storm at Kitchen Sisters fundraiser (left to right): Anne Yarymowich, Lora Kirk, Lynn Crawford, Christine Bib, Colen Quinn, Donna Dooher, Maureen Watson, Joanne Yolles, and yours truly who spearheaded the event.
Wow, talk about synergy!
Posted in Food Industry, Women
Tagged bahji, chef instructor, cod fritters, college star, donna dooher, harvest tables, henry of pelham, homeless women, kevin gallagher, kitchen sisters, liberty village, lively bar, lovely evening, lynn crawford, pork belly, salt cod, sistering, Toronto, watchco, women chefs, yolles
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Avocado and Cactus in Kensington
Mexican chef Francisco Alejandri at his eatery Agave y Aguacate in Kensington Market.
I don’t need another reason to rave about my favourite Toronto ‘nabe and longtime home: feisty, gritty and never-dull Kensington Market. But hey, now I have one.
Posted in Restaurant, Sleuthing, Toronto
Tagged aguacate, arepas, augusta ave, central mexico, chef instructor, cooking up a storm, food station, george brown, george brown college, kensington market, little food, mexican chef, nabe, perth county, rundles, sassafraz, scaramouche, stratford chefs school, sweet buns, walmart
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