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Three delicious and inspiring days in Lanark County – part three
Day three: luxuriating in Lanark at Clyde Hall Bed and Breakfast The word ‘quaint’ means attractively unusual or old-fashioned and the little village of Lanark, just 20 minutes outside of Perth, is as quaint as they come. The 199 year … Continue reading
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Tagged #comewander, #giftedexperience, adventure, Bed and Breakfast, Clyde Hall, cooking demo, discoveries, food, Lanark, Lanark County, maple, Perth, Perth Ontario, small town, tourism, travel
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Three delicious and inspiring days in Lanark County, part two
Day two: the Festival of the Maples and so much more As far as I’m concerned, any day that begins with a community fundraising breakfast involving maple syrup is sure to be a great one. Pancakes and sausages at the … Continue reading
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Tagged #comewander, #giftedexperience, adventure, discoveries, Festival of the Maples, food, Lanark County, maple, Perth, Perth Ontario, small town, tourism, travel
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Three delicious and inspiring days in Lanark County, part one
Day one: discovering drink makers and food finds in Perth! I recently decided that one of my very favourite things about travel is the educational opportunities that present themselves whenever you step outside the geography and routines of daily life. … Continue reading
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Tagged #comewander, adventure, discoveries, Festival of the Maples, food, Lanark County, maple, Perth, Perth Ontario, small town, tourism, travel
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Celebrating all things maple with sweet and savoury treats
Delicious, versatile maple syrup a healthier indulgence! Visiting a sugar shack is one of my favourite early spring rituals. I’ve been infatuated with maple syrup my whole life because of its delicious taste, but now I appreciate it even more … Continue reading
Posted in maple
Tagged biscuits, Canada, chicken wings, cocktail, cookies, food, how to cook with maple syrup, Lanark County, maple, maple butter, maple syrup, Paula Roy, Snack mix, spring, sugar shack, what to make with maple syrup
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Carleton Place an ideal getaway destination
So much fun to be had so close to home! The surest way to test the charms of a small town is to visit it during winter. If it seems appealing – or even impressive – at that time of … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, Carleton Place, food, historic town, Lanark County, museum, Ontario, Paula Roy, road trip, road tripping, romantic getaway, sightseeing
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Transparent Kitchen making delicious connections between diners, chefs and suppliers
A more satisfying dining experience starts with being informed! I almost never get tired of cooking at home, but the occasional trip to a restaurant is definitely a welcomed treat. I tend to favour chef-owned spots where I know the … Continue reading
Books for Cooks – 2014 edition
I am often asked for cookbook recommendations and I have to confess that my answer varies widely from day to day and season to season. Were I to win a lottery, one of the first things I’d go shopping for … Continue reading
Posted in Cookbooks
Tagged Christmas, cookbooks, Flavor Bible, food, foodies, gifts, Hanukkah, last-minute, Ottawa, Ottonlenghi, Plenty More, shopping, vegetarian
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