Quebec Rendez-Vous Gourmet at PICA

By |2020-05-17T19:37:46-07:00April 4th, 2019|Dining, Latest Posts|

Quebec, even though you may leave, never leaves you. Excuse me for being a tad sentimental. But yesterday I indulged in a small slice of my past. Quebec came to town—at least a select few artisan Quebec producers did, along with their wares. The venue was Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts— PICA, which is also hosting [...]

Cheese Maven Alice Spurrell Retires

By |2017-04-16T16:39:32-07:00August 11th, 2015|Dining|

Cheese is happening here. But it wasn't always so. I’ve always figured it’s my role to bring attention where it’s due. That can be challenging from an in-box cluttered with way too much inconsequential stuff. But this week an announcement popped up from Les Amis du Fromage. And the news is significant: Les Amis’ co-founder [...]

Paxton & Whitfield: A Slice of the Past (and Present)

By |2018-10-04T16:42:53-07:00September 19th, 2013|Travel|

Paxton & Whitfield, Jermyn Street On my way across London to Heathrow the other day, I had a little time to spare so I decided to  check out my old neighbourhood, St. James, where I used to work. Well, actually, it was really an excuse to drop by Paxton & Whitfield, at 93 Jermyn St., [...]

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