It’s rare that I feel more strongly about the decor than I do about the food, but at Colette Grand Cafe this is true. The space reminds of a home. A really, really, nicely appointed home.
Chocolate covered chips. This is a new concept for me, one I’m not entirely sure I’m down with. But I got to sample it twice in one week recently: once as the finishing treat at Canoe for their Taste Maritimes menu and the… Continue Reading →
Japanese and Peruvian is a mix that’s relatively unexplored. Not only are they separated by language and geography, but the bright acidic flavours of Peru are seemingly in conflict with the more subtle notes of Japanese cooking. How to achieve… Continue Reading →
Under a smoke-filled cloche, one of our first nibbles landed on the table. Lifting the glass dome with a flourish, our waiter presented the dish: calçots confit. Calçots – a very Catalonian scallion – is traditionally grilled and eaten with romesco sauce. Here, they’ve… Continue Reading →
41. The thought of eating 41 dishes is at once exciting and daunting. In framing it as 41 bites of food, the notion of it becomes something more manageable. However, it was not the quantity that concerned, but the ability… Continue Reading →
I first encountered Matt Kantor and his cooking at the Australia Day dinner a couple years back. Well known for his Secret Pickle dinners and events about town, when I had heard that Kantor was on the hunt for a space, I kept… Continue Reading →
1 kitchen. 2 ovens. 12+ hours. 13 friends. 18lbs of pork. 19 cakes. This is #cakeDay2013.
John Street Farmer’s Market is a lovely little space just north of Queen at John, past the Umbra building adjacent to Grange Park. There used to be a sole organic vendor there in years past, but now they’ve made it… Continue Reading →
The Stop’s Night Market: Night 2. I can’t lie – it was a hard slog after Night 1 (cry me a river, I know) and I left almost 90 minutes earlier. But here’s what I managed to get before tapping… Continue Reading →
So many good eats during the first evening of The Stop’s Night Market. Here are the visual highlights! Huge photopost warning.
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