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Sawaddee Thai: Well, Hello Sherwood Park!

Sawaddee Thai: Well, Hello Sherwood Park!

I’ve been hot on Sherwood Park’s tail about the chain restaurant blight that has pervaded the town’s culinary scene forever. Very rarely does a good independent restaurant make the Park its home, and if it does, it doesn’t stay for long. Thankfully, things are...

Haus Falkenstein: Schnitzel Emporium

Haus Falkenstein: Schnitzel Emporium

There's a new schnitzel maker in town — admit it,  you've been holding your breath, waiting for that news. If you realized how seriously Germans take their schnitzel, though, you'd understand the weight of this announcement. I talked about Haus Falkenstein this...

Soy & Pepper: Modern Korean Food?

Soy & Pepper: Modern Korean Food?

After the reform of Canadian immigration laws in 1966, Canada's Korean population grew from 2,000 in 1969 to almost 20,000 by 1980.  Naturally, the émigrés brought with them the flavours of their world and Canada was introduced to the exotic flavours of bulgogi and...

The Fernie Food Tour

The Fernie Food Tour

I've traveled to and through British Columbia so many times, I can't even count anymore. Usually, the Okanagan or Vancouver Island is my destination but two weekends ago, a few food/travel writers and I were invited to stay, play and eat in Fernie, and, oh how we did....

What’s Cooking at Get Cooking?

What’s Cooking at Get Cooking?

Cover photo courtesy of The Salty Almond. There's always something brewing, shaking or baking at Kathryn Joel's Get Cooking school in Edmonton. The school is located in the MacEwan student residence behind the Robbins Health Learning Centre at Grant MacEwan's city...

The Almanac on Whyte – Restaurant Review

The Almanac on Whyte – Restaurant Review

After two months of painting and polishing, partners Alysha Couture, Dominique Moquin and Josh Meachem announced that The Almanac on Whyte, a place where "pub fare meets French food", was ready to open. Bring on the cassoulet!—and I mean, literally: Alberta is home...