A Simple Bannock and Blueberry Sauce

First Nations Food Inspired Dish When I first moved to British Columbia, my mom and I attended a session at VIU’s Shq’athut where we learned about First Nations protocols and we were also able to enjoy the most amazing soup and bannock I have ever had. Before this event, I had always thought of bannock …

Testing Out the New Canada Food Guide – Healthy Breakfast Assignment

At the beginning of 2019, Health Canada released its new dietary suggestions with a revised Canada Food Guide. This guide is different than previous versions with greater emphasis on conscious eating and mindfulness, plant-based options, and getting back to cooking whole foods in the kitchen. Today I tried out a recipe from the Health Canada …

Working With a Basic Recipe: (Almost Vegan) Pineapple Muffins

In my experiences with baking, I’ve run into more than a few occasions where I’ve realized a little too late that I’m missing an ingredient. Today was one of those days. It happened to coincide perfectly with this assignment though, since I decided not to take that extra trip to the store and create a …

Reviewing the Starfrit Spiralizer

The Starfrit Spiralizer was a really fun product to use. Although I’m not one to use a lot of gadgets in my kitchen or follow food trends, I really enjoyed the end result of my spiralized produce. The product is lightweight (under 2 lbs) and takes up about as much space on your counter as …

What Does Food Mean to Me?

For the longest time, I have collected old cookbooks. It started with a love of my mum’s old copy of “Joy of Cooking”. It’s pages were stained and dog-eared, and contained little notes in the margins of improvements she made, or shortcuts she’d discovered. I wanted to borrow it to take to my first apartment …

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