This week and next, for the first time, I’m taking part in Summerlicious. It’s a food festival that happens city-wide every July here in Toronto. It’s been tasty, and as of this writing (Friday morning, before I go to my Lasik appointment and am banned from the computer for a day or more), I’ve eaten [...]
Title: The Art of Eating In: How I Learned to Stop Spending and Love the Stove Author: Cathy Erway Publication Year: 2010 Pages: 336 Genre: Non-Fiction, Food Memoir Source: Purchased from Chapters online From the cover: In the city where dining is a sport, a gourmand swears off restaurants (even takeout!) for two years, rediscovering [...]
During the month of Ramadan (August 11 – September 10), I am going to be posting daily reviews of books that deal with Islam, as well as other discussion posts related to the topics that come out of these books. I will be writing about both fiction and non-fiction books, and from a variety of [...]
During the month of Ramadan (August 11 – September 10), I am going to be posting daily reviews of books that deal with Islam, as well as other discussion posts related to the topics that come out of these books. I will be writing about both fiction and non-fiction books, and from a variety of [...]
Title: Farmer Jane: Women Changing the Way We Eat Authors: Temra Costa Publication Year: 2010 Pages: 224 Genre: Non-Fiction Source: Purchased from Chapters.ca From the cover: As nurturers and caretakers of the health of our children and communities, women have the power and ability to transform the way we eat and farm. Farmer Jane profiles [...]
