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Tag Archives: Pork
This Week in Root Vegetables…
Market Share is back with a new recipe featuring nobody’s favorite Brassica: Brussels Sprouts.
Posted in Food and Drink
Tagged clementines, Green Vegetables, Montreal, Pork, Root Vegetables
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A Study in Contrasts…
Though loath to make resolutions, I am very fond of goals, greeting each week, month and year with an unspoken list of things I would like to at least keep present in my mind if not actually achieve. Two of … Continue reading
Hawaii. Who Knew…
For most of my life I have had a completely unwarranted hate-on for Hawaii. My feelings about the island were formed in my Calgary youth, when I associated its tropical climes with the jerks and jocks who returned to school … Continue reading
Recreating Momofuku’s Spicy Noodles…
I was at the market today, perusing the wares at my new favorite vegetable stand, Chez Nino – the best possible place for seekers of culinary inspiration – when I came across a heap of fresh baby spinach and had … Continue reading
My Year in Food…
As an arts reporter, it is my job each December to sum up the year’s best and worst – a task that I am understandably discomfited by, possessing neither the ego nor the compulsion to make such qualitative pronouncements. Since … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Drink, Friendship and Family
Tagged Dinner Parties, Pork, Recipes, Root Vegetables
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Affectionate Food-Based Collaboration..
For people who love people, and also love to cook, there are few greater pleasures than collaborating with friends and family on a meal (or other food-related activity). For example, I recently had the pleasure of attending a co-educational pie-in-a-jar … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Drink, Friendship and Family
Tagged Dinner Parties, Grains, Pork, Recipes, Soup, Work
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Other People’s Pork…
Despite my ongoing desire to write about things other than food, I once again find myself compelled to provide an account of the celebration of pork that was held last night in our small Hochelaga kitchen. For accuracy’s sake, I … Continue reading
