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Save the date (March 8, 2011) for Kitchen Sisters: A Fundraiser Feast
For 18 years, as food editor and food columnist for the Toronto Star, I shared my passion for things culinary.
Most important and gratifying was the joyous connection it gave me to people who enjoy and prepare food – from the Filipino taxi driver who enthusiastically described how his mother makes Chicken Adobo to the firefighters with whom I cooked and then ate a luscious, convivial meal of grilled chicken and rhubarb crumble at their downtown Toronto firehall one lovely evening.
Posted in San Francisco, Sleuthing, Women
Also tagged balsamic vinegar, calamari, chicken adobo, firehall, food columnist, food editor, homeless women, international women, julia child, kitchen sisters, lovely evening, mobsters, profit groups, taxi driver, temple kitchen, top women, toronto star, witness protection plan, women chefs
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