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Category: Cooking tips

City farms for city markets

As his tagline says, he’s “fighting for financial independence with a backyard garden.”

My Canada, 138/150: All fired up

When a Canadian invites you for a barbecue, be prepared for anything from beef to bell peppers charred over a flaming grill.

My Canada, 136/150: Haute historic hotels

I love people-watching in hotel lobbies: in Canada, we have two railways to thank for the best grand rooms and views.

My Canada, 133/150: Enchanting

The abbey is known for its singing and preservation of a musical tradition that goes back to 10th century.

My Canada, 132/150: Lunenburg’s allure

Lunenburg is one of 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Canada.

My Canada, 130/150: A culinary couple

A few years ago, I joined Canadian chefs Anna and Michael Olson on a tour that included cooking classes and other culinary adventures.

My Canada, 129/150: From trash to treasure

Lobster clawed its way back from ignominy to become a food often considered a delicacy. It’s Canada’s No. 1 seafood export.

My Canada, 128/150: Flexing our mussels

Every week or two during my Halifax years, dinner would be a big bowl of P.E.I. mussels.

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