Monthly Archives: October 2006

So Much On My Plate – Salt Spring Island

This week So Much On My Plate explored Salt Spring Island, including a delicious lunch served as part of the 25th Anniversary celebrations at Hastings House. My guide for my explorations on Salt Spring was Wendy Hartnett of Island Gourmet … Continue reading

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Food For Thought -Fighting World Hunger

This week on Food For Thought I told you about a unique ‘Hunger Banquet’ I emcee’d for Oxfam Canada to mark World Food Day.  To listen to the documentary in Streaming RealAudio, click here. Everyone who walked in the door … Continue reading

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Pacific Palate – Abalone

This week on Pacific Palate, BC abalone returns to Vancouver restaurants…but this time around it’s farmed abalone.  C Restaurant hosted a magnificient lunch to introduce this farmed product to a gathering of the media.  Executive chef Rob Clark and chef … Continue reading

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Food For Thought – Quest Food Exchange

This week on Food For Thought I profiled the Quest Food Exchange, a unique agency that diverts tonnes of food that would otherwise go to waste to people in need.  Quest is one of the agencies vying for the $1 … Continue reading

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Pacific Palate – Bridging Borders Toward Food Security

This week on Pacific Palate you get a taste of Bridging Borders Toward Food Security, a conference held in Vancouver by the Community Food Security Coalition and Food Secure Canada. What is food security?  It may not be what you … Continue reading

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Food For Thought – Sambal and Ginger

This week on Food For Thought, an Asian grocery store for the Western Kitchen.  To listen to my story about Sambal & Ginger in streaming RealAudio, click here . Lynn Santiago is the congenial proprietor of Sambal & Ginger, a shop … Continue reading

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