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Marshmallows The first marshmallows were made as a medical confectionary for treating sore throats in ancient Egypt. They were produced from the mucilaginous sap and roots of the common Musk Mallow...

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Roasted Asparagus with Rhubarb Vinaigrette   Earlier this spring Nourishing Ontario prepared a report for the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.  Their report emphasized the...

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Flower Power This year’s growing season has been weeks ahead of schedule due to our early spring. This has been challenging at times to keep up with what’s in season locally.  The easiest crop to...

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    Korean BBQ aka Galbi   Korean barbeque is rated as one of the World’s Most Delicious Dishes in a reader’s poll compiled by CNN.  Traditionally it is referred to as Galbi Gui, in Korean galbi...

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The Poutine Manifesto   Poutine is a French-Canadian food. The origins of poutine are disputed but restaurateur Fernand Lachance from WarwickQuebec is believed to have created and named this dish in...

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  Light and Easy Spinach Salad       Food historians believe that Spinach was first cultivated in southwestern Asia, in the region of Persia. Around 650CE documentation shows spinach being referred to...

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Here is the criteria I received for this weekends 2nd Annual Friendly Fire Rib Competition followed with a post on Barbecuing back or side ribs       How to Judge Ribs After turn in, the table Captain...

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Be a Corn Star Maize known as corn in some countries is botanically classified as a caryopsis or dry fruit more popularly known as grain. Maize is indigenous to the Americas with some archaeological...

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Paileontology: The history of the lunch pail! As long as humans have been on the move so has been the food we eat. Originally we would carry food and water about inside the well-oiled bladders and...

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CNE and fried scream   The Canadian National Exhibition was founded in 1879 to encourage the development of agriculture, manufacturing, industry, commerce and the arts. It has evolved into a...

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