Picking papaya in Puerto Vallarta

Picking papaya in Puerto Vallarta

This week, I ate ripe papaya fruit from the skin, with a spoon, like ice cream....

A Very un-British pint

A Very un-British pint

The Manchester is a pub with a "British feel", except it's halfway across the world and doesn't have very much that's British in it. What makes a British boozer, anyway? ...

Street meat gets elite

Street meat gets elite

Vancouver will see 19 new food cart licenses kick off this summer. But why can't we see the applicant rankings?...

Wok and roll

Wok and roll

Forget all that Teflon stuff. A well-seasoned wok is the key to non-stick happiness. Read our guide to how to buy and season your wok, and turn it into a lifelong friend....

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Wok and roll
Apr 4, 2011 | by | No Comments | Read →

Forget all that Teflon stuff. A well-seasoned wok is the key to non-stick happiness. Read our guide to how to buy and season your wok, and turn it into a lifelong friend....

Chocolate awesomeness at CocoaNymph
Mar 12, 2011 | by | 1 Comment | Read →

Get your ganache on at CocoaNymph on West 10th. After a chocolate making course there, I came away sticky-handed, with a whole new appreciation for the decadent bean....

A trip to Baked Alaska
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Baked Alaska isn't something I'd ever tried before, so I thought I'd give it a spin. The result: a gorgeous gloopy meringue inside a crisp shell, all hiding a scrummy snowy centre....

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Future looks bright for radishes
Apr 1, 2011 | by | No Comments | Read →

Radishes promise to put the 'plant' in 'power plant' if a new pilot project from the University of Burnaby delivers....

A world without taste
Mar 26, 2011 | by | No Comments | Read →

What would a world be like without a sense of taste? It can be a unique place to visit - but I wouldn't want to live there....

Welcome to the Foodienet
Jan 25, 2011 | by | No Comments | Read →

A team of scientists have come up with a way to transport food quickly and cheaply from one place to another - and it involves a series of very long pipes. Who knew that the Food N...


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  • Chocolate awesomeness at CocoaNymph
    Chocolate awesomeness at CocoaNymph

    Get your ganache on at CocoaNymph on West 10th. After a chocolate making course there, I came away sticky-handed, with a whole new appreciation for the decadent bean....

  • When is a blueberry not a blueberry? When it's made of petroleum.
    When is a blueberry not a blueberry? When it’s made of petroleum.

    The blueberries that you see in a lot of processed foods actually aren't. Even worse, some of them have been subject to both voluntary and involuntary bans in Europe. Should your k...

  • Crowdsourced cookery
    Crowdsourced cookery

    They say too many cooks can spoil the broth, but crowdsourced cookery sites turn that idea on its head. Here's our guide to the best of them....


Restaurants

A Very un-British pint
A Very un-British pint

The Manchester is a pub with a "British feel", except it's halfway across the world and doesn't have very much that's British in it. What makes a British boozer, anyway? ...

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Events

Contribute your food rules
Contribute your food rules

Contribute your food rules to Michael Pollan's forthcoming book in the next few days, and you could win a signed copy. What five rules do you follow when cooking and eating?...

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Food producers

Watching a bee beard
Watching a bee beard

We went to the Richmond Honey Bee Centre to talk about pollen, allergies, and bee beards...

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Food security

Achocalypse Now
Achocalypse Now

Have you had your peak chocolate moment? We could be suffering a chocolate drought as early as 2014 - and prices are already going up. What are we going to do about it?...

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Interviews

The Acme Cafe
The Acme Cafe

The co-owner of Gastown's Acme Cafe wanted a diner that felt like it had been there for years. Here's how he created his old-world ambience....

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