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  • Crash course in wild game

Wild Game

By |July 13th, 2024|0 Comments

WILD GAME - A CRASH COURSE This summer we are celebrating high altitude dining in the Alberta Rockies. We can’t tell the story of eating in the mountains without talking about the incredible game [...]

  • Canadian Rocky Mountains Resorts

Guardians of the Mountains

By |July 11th, 2024|0 Comments

Canadian Rockies resorts, Fairmont and The Rimrock Banff, are leading the sustainable hospitality charge. From smart tech to reforestation, they're proving luxury can be green. Canada's Western Mountain Collection [...]

  • Innisfail Growers

Market Report: Alberta Bounty & Quebec Flavours

By |June 30th, 2024|Comments Off on Market Report: Alberta Bounty & Quebec Flavours

Craving fresh, local product? Our local farmers markets are bursting at the seams with locally grown produce from Alberta Farms. In this issue's Market Report, we dive deeper into Innisfail Growers and explore Quebec [...]

  • Bombay Tiger

Eye of the Tiger

By |June 27th, 2024|Comments Off on Eye of the Tiger

From Mumbai's vibrant kitchens to Calgary's culinary scene, Prasad Patil spices up Kensington with Bombay Tiger, where his inventive Indian dishes have locals and tourists hungry for more. Bombay [...]

  • Cheap is the new Chic

Cheap is the new Chic

By |June 24th, 2024|Comments Off on Cheap is the new Chic

Creating delicious meals without breaking the bank is an art form, and Linda Kupecek is sharing some of her best secrets – so you can eat and live well while pinching your pennies. [...]

  • Little Chief Bison Charcuterie

Pasture to Plate

By |June 19th, 2024|Comments Off on Pasture to Plate

A menu overhaul at Little Chief restaurant brings Indigenous culinary traditions to the forefront. Bison sourced from the Tsuut'ina Nation is the star, presented in a unique and delicious way. Photo Credit: [...]

  • Brandy Caffe

Coffee with the Neighbours

By |June 11th, 2024|Comments Off on Coffee with the Neighbours

Brandy Caffe is a special blend of Italian roast coffee and brandy, created by Cappuccino King and Bridgeland Distillery to celebrate Cappuccino King’s 50th anniversary. This Italian roast coffee meets award-winning brandy is [...]

  • Saskatchewan potter Suzanne Page

Great Plates

By |June 10th, 2024|Comments Off on Great Plates

Whether it’s locally sourced meat or clay to make dishes, local ingredients are the heart of pretty much every Indigenous culinary and food business in Alberta. Saskatchewan potter Suzanne Page, inspired by [...]

  • Shane Chartrand

Reclaiming the Plate

By |June 8th, 2024|Comments Off on Reclaiming the Plate

Chef Shane Chartrand combines his Red Seal French culinary training with Indigenous traditions to offer a fresh perspective on Canadian cuisine. Through his award-winning cookbook and travels across Indigenous communities, he aims to [...]

  • foraging

Foraging

By |June 3rd, 2024|Comments Off on Foraging

FORAGING - A CRASH COURSE As the world comes back to life after another long winter, we got to thinking about all of the canned, frozen, pre-packaged and otherwise processed food we’ve eaten over [...]

  • Marko’s Kitchen

Balkan Up

By |June 1st, 2024|Comments Off on Balkan Up

Serbia's vibrant culture comes alive at Marko's Kitchen in South Calgary. Indulge in smoky ćevapi sausages, a national treasure, nestled in pillowy lepinja bread, a staple that evokes cozy Serbian kitchens. [...]

  • Sweet Rhapsody Bakery

The Sweet South

By |May 28th, 2024|Comments Off on The Sweet South

Unveiling a taste of Croatia in Calgary's southeast, Sweet Rhapsody Bakery offers a delightful selection of pastries and treats inspired by the Slavonian region. Discover layered cakes, European cookies, and more. Photo Credit [...]

  • indigenous food stories

Healing Landscapes

By |May 23rd, 2024|Comments Off on Healing Landscapes

Heather Morigeau, a two-spirit Indigenous artist and activist, spearheads the FoodScape Cooperative, crafting sustainable urban landscapes and healing gardens rooted in Indigenous traditions. Their initiatives, such as the healing garden at Alberta Children's [...]

  • Dough Boy

Grit and Determination

By |May 20th, 2024|Comments Off on Grit and Determination

Dough Boy brings a taste of resilience to Calgary. Owner Elshadai Getenet, inspired by his father's Kenyan street food, serves up unique dough ball doughnuts made fresh daily. Dough [...]

  • strawberry pemmican

Eat Meat

By |May 15th, 2024|Comments Off on Eat Meat

Big Stone Cree Nation Chef Ian Gladue's Mitsoh bridges the gap between tradition and taste. Their pemmican blends Indigenous knowledge with delicious flavours, ensuring respect for heritage with every bite. [...]

  • Indigenous Food Stories: Chef Ian Gladue’s Mitsoh Revives the Pemmican Tradition

A Taste of History

By |May 13th, 2024|Comments Off on A Taste of History

Chef Ian Gladue's journey isn't just about food - it's about reclaiming a vital part of Indigenous culture and sharing it with the world. From a childhood spent playing "restaurant" to creating Mitsoh, [...]

  • Reduce, Reuse, Reuminate Short Film

The Humble Beef Cow

By |May 12th, 2024|Comments Off on The Humble Beef Cow

Food waste is a major issue in Canada, with shockingly high stats showing 58% wasted annually. To tackle this problem, a recent panel discussion explored how cattle can play a key role in [...]

  • thesangstersawmill

Get Spicy

By |May 5th, 2024|Comments Off on Get Spicy

Transforming trash into treasure, Sangster Sawmill elevates the art of sustainability. This family-run business uses leftover wood, including firewood scraps, to craft stunning and functional kitchenware, proving beauty can be found in unexpected [...]

  • Regina Fine Meats photo

Market Report: Meat

By |May 2nd, 2024|0 Comments

While plant-based diets are front-and-centre in the ethical eating conversation, some of us are simply carnivores. Fear not! Animal protein can still be produced and consumed ethically with organic and humane practices. Supporting local [...]

  • house of kabob

Shop and eat at this Persian restaurant

By |April 25th, 2024|Comments Off on Shop and eat at this Persian restaurant

Located along Edmonton Trail N.E., House of Kabob is a longstanding Persian restaurant worth exploring. Family-owned and steeped in tradition, it's known for its flavourful kabobs and cuisine, with a small market offering [...]

  • Earth Group

For the planet

By |April 19th, 2024|Comments Off on For the planet

What began as a humble endeavor selling bottled water in Edmonton to support hunger relief efforts has evolved to provide school meals globally while championing environmental sustainability through innovative packaging solutions. With a [...]

  • SAIT Culinary Arts student Erik Hansen

Rising Star

By |April 11th, 2024|0 Comments

Second-year SAIT Culinary Arts student Erik Hansen is no stranger to competition. At just 20 years old he has already competed in the Skills Alberta Culinary Arts competition in Edmonton and the Taste [...]