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Foodstock: Canadian Foodies and Chefs Fight Mega Quarry in Ontario
The growing locavore movement could be hurt by a project that threatens to turn 2,300 acres of prime agricultural land into an industrial site
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The growing locavore movement could be hurt by a project that threatens to turn 2,300 acres of prime agricultural land into an industrial site
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When my father called to say a friend of his had pulled up with the carcass of a freshly-killed goose -- and that he planned to cook it for family dinner -- I was more than a little hesitant
Curious Food Lover/flickr
A case for using oats and a little sugar to unite a royal celebration and a humble recipe invented by poor Scotsmen
Hyperion
Gifts for hungry bookworms, from images of Thai street food to a meditation on the rise and fall of food empires
Ed Anderson © 2010
My Sweet Mexico explores the hidden side of a common cuisine. Can it keep us eating peanut marzipan and goat's milk caramels?
Sarah Elton
An egg-lover travels to Ontario's Cirrus Hill Farm to visit the source of the duck eggs she's been eating—and learns why they're superior to those from chickens
Don Hankins/flickr
City-dwelling bees give honey a sense of place—and fuller flavor, thanks to the diversity of nearby plants
saragoldsmith/flickr
Industrial-strength appetites for tradition mean that when we travel in search of "authentic" foods, what we discover is industrial, too
Sarah Elton
Frank Samel, 37, carbonates siphon bottles of water with a machine made in 1935. As seltzer men from New York to Toronto die out, a few are clinging to tradition.
LizMarie/flickr
Crock pots use as much energy as light bulbs, and with two new vegetarian crock pot cookbooks, it's easy to enjoy Japanese braised tofu or vegetable biryani
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