Dirty Food Eatery
I know, it’s a strong statement. But for someone who a) is an avid breakfast sandwich-er and b) usually avoids using absolutes, I stand by it. Dirty Food Eatery – if you can get past the name – serves a
Blog
Meet Your New Favourite Vegan Cookbook: Vegan on a Budget by Olivia Biermann
I wish I’d had this book a couple of years ago when I was beginning my exploration into plant-based food and was constantly struggling to pull together a menu of healthy dishes, quick snacks, and sandwiches.
14 Questions with Chef Michael G
For Michael Griffiths – otherwise known as Chef Michael G – his passion for the culinary arts started with Pasta Thursdays. Growing up, his family’s life revolved around food; it was a conversation starter, a way to express how they
Barsa Taberna
If you’re looking to bring a little heat to your BooknBrunch event, look no further than the Caliente spot Barsa Taberna. The stylish Barsa Taberna brings incredible Spanish cuisine and arty Barcelona style to the hip streets of downtown Toronto.
13 Questions with Author David Essel
If you flipped through a copy of GQ from 40 years ago, you might see a photo of David Essel. During his days as a health and fitness buff, he was featured in countless magazines spreads – but it wasn’t
Fiction Versus Non-Fiction
First of all, my qualifications to comment on non-fiction books are virtually nonexistent, having read only 11 of the 100 Top Non-Fictions Books of All Times, most of which were compulsory for some course or another.
14 Questions with Author Melissa Leong
As a young girl, Melissa Leong dreamt of her “big day”. The perfectly planned outfit, the excited guests, and the moment when she’d stand in front of everyone and declare her love – for her newly launched book. This month, she
Bottom of the Pot by Naz Deravian
I fell in love with Persian food in Canada, thanks to my wonderful Iranian landlady who is now a dear friend. I’d attempted to recreate her dishes at home with varied success and was excited when asked to review Naz
Meet K.A. Tucker, the Author Taking on Life 500 Words at a Time
One hundred dollars could buy you some groceries, a nice dinner out, or maybe that new shirt you’ve been eyeing. Or, like in K.A. Tucker’s case, it could get you a writing career.
Five Questions to Take to Book Club
I understand that some book clubs are quite structured when it comes to pre-event questions. Some have so many questions it looks like the final exam for a Lit course. To be honest, that would take the fun out of