Monthly Archives: January 2005

Hi everyone…I’m pleased to announce that Jody Levey of Kipling, Saskatchewan(which she says must be the coldest place on the prairie right now) has won a copy of Lucy Waverman and James Chatto’s book, A Matter of Taste. Here is … Continue reading →

Today I’m quoted a few times in an article by Eric Akis of the Victoria Times-Colonist newspaper.  I’ll think you’ll enjoy reading the entire article, here.  But you’d better read it today, because it will probably become only available to … Continue reading →

If you’re looking for the contest, click here. They just won’t stop! More and more Vancouver restaurants want to help raise funds for Tsunami relief. This morning on Pacific Palate I spoke with Catherine Tanurahardja, owner of Pondok Indonesia Restaurant … Continue reading →

First, if you’re looking for the contest, click here. Second, if you’re looking for a list of restaurants that are hosting Tsunami-relief fund raisers the week of Jan. 10-14th, click here. Now for the ‘This Just In’.  Here is a … Continue reading →

First, if you’re looking for the Contest Page, click here. Second, it’s been very heartening to see how many Vancouver restaurants have been stepping up to the plate (pardon the pun) to help raise funds for Tsunami Relief.  Thanks to … Continue reading →

It started as a fun question to ask my interview subjects last year when I was finishing off our sessions.  Now that I put together some of the answers for this week’s Food For Thought segment, I want to hear … Continue reading →

Provence Mediterranean Grill and Provence Marinaside have now joined the Restaurants for Relief tsunami relief fundraising effort this coming Thursday in Vancouver.  See my previous posting for more info and contact listings for all of the restaurants participating.  Provence Marinaside … Continue reading →

There are few people in the world who haven’t been affected by the cataclysmic events in Southeast Asia.  Vancouver has a rich South Asian heritage, and it’s only fitting that citizens here are pitching in to help.  This Thursday a … Continue reading →