This is the point when you realize that you have been ignoring your blog, because the pretty pictures in your cookbooks have been addictive.
It’s been one of those summers.
This is the point when you realize that you have been ignoring your blog, because the pretty pictures in your cookbooks have been addictive.
It’s been one of those summers.
I hadn’t had the urge to buy a cookbook since 2010…
When I saw Roberto Santibañez’s “Truly Mexican” cookbook at the Frida and Diego exhibit at the AGO, it looked like something I would enjoy and learn from. This book focuses on some of the basics of Mexican cooking, with most of the book dedicated to perfecting variations on sauces.
When in Morocco, we had this fantastic eggplant dip that was quite different from the babaghanoush that we’re used to. Although cold, it was more similar to a hot dish that I enjoy in Indian cuisine… so I thought I would turn it into a hot dish! Perfect for the cool fall weather…
Continue reading Moroccan Eggplant Zaalouk
Old Québec City is a combination of historic and modern, very walkable but also traffic-heavy in some parts. Likewise, the food has a bit of an identity crisis, both incredible and incredibly touristy. Before my trip, I was warned to stay away from Italian food there, and I now know why. Many of the places we saw were the worst kind of touristy fake “Italian-esque” food. Ughhhhhh.
Luckily, it isn’t hard to look past the bad and find the great. We had a great time eating and drinking around old Québec city, and I’m happy to be able to report on the gems of our trip.
Continue reading Québec City (Je suis arrivé, j’ai mangé, j’ai apprécié)