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Food | May 10

Cooking by the book

MUSKOKA — The cooks, crafters, artists and farmers of the Rosseau Farmer’s Market have added publisher to their list of trades.

Food | Apr 27

Rosseau Market publishes cookbook

SEGUIN - Ever wondered how to bake with yeast, make sauerkraut or ice cream, or brew spruce beer? You’ll find out how in Rosseau Market Cooks, a 200-page book of recipes created by the Rosseau Farmers Market.

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Food | Apr 05

Manna Food Bank launches annual envelope campaign

BRACEBRIDGE - The board of directors of Manna Food Bank is appealing to the Bracebridge community to support its annual envelope campaign beginning April 6. Today’s edition of the Weekender contains a pre-addressed envelope to assist community members in making a donation to their local food bank...

Food | Feb 08

Port Carling Farmers Market needs more produce

Port Carling Farmers Market needs more produce

PORT CARLING — If it’s called a farmers market it should have more produce. That was the consensus of market vendors and interested downtown Port Carling business owners who attended the public meeting to discuss the future plans of the Port Carling Farmers Market.

Food | Jan 11

Ryde Co-op cooking up new fundraising ideas

Ryde Co-op cooking up new fundraising ideas

GRAVENHURST - Ryde Community Co-op president Terry Pilger is issuing two challenges. For one, he’s reaching out to his community for their ideas to help keep the former school-turned-community hall in Ryde vibrant. The second is to try to beat him at the upcoming chili cook-off event, scheduled for...

Food | Dec 21

Food drive success

Food drive success

BRACEBRIDGE - Though the need for social assistance has risen in Muskoka, so has the generosity of its residents.

Food | Dec 15 |  

Extraordinary entertaining

Extraordinary entertaining

MUSKOKA LIFE — Holiday entertaining – any entertaining, in fact – can easily get overwhelming. Many a dinner party has featured a vanishing host, who spends so much time in the kitchen that he can’t visit with his guests. Dinners like that miss the point, says Mike Rickard.

Food | Dec 08

THE SLY ON WINE — The unsure science of decanting

THE SLY ON WINE — The unsure science of decanting

MUSKOKA LIFE - Unfortunately, we don’t understand the glass of wine in our hand any better than we understand the nature of the universe. I can handle being in the dark about dark matter, but this kind of ignorance keeps me up at night. We don’t understand how grapes are supposed to taste. We don’t...

Food | Nov 30

Smoked trout fillets under recall over CFIA concerns

MILFORD BAY - Milford Bay Trout Farm Inc. has launched a voluntary recall of its smoked trout fillets in relation to concerns raised by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).

Food | Nov 30 |  

King of the sugar bush

King of the sugar bush

GRAVENHURST - Bob Salmon has been making maple syrup for years. He never imagined his backyard hobby would one day garner him national attention.

Food | Oct 14 |  

Muskoka to Latvia — spreading the cranberry vines

Muskoka to Latvia — spreading the cranberry vines

BALA — The Republic of Latvia has much in common with Muskoka — its climate, its pine trees, much of its wildlife, including bear, moose, beaver and deer, and soon, if all goes well, its cranberries.

Food | Sep 29 |  Recommended (1)

Cottagers encouraged to donate unused food when packing up

PARRY SOUND-MUSKOKA — Anyone with a cottage knows the amount of extra food that can accumulate over the summer. There’s always too much to eat when getting together for a cottage weekend and it often collects unopened on the shelf.

Food | Sep 23

THE SLY ON WINE — Top-five wines for barbecue burgers

Now don’t fool around when it comes to wine with your burger — with the right wine, you’ve got a real chance at flame-broiled happiness.

Food | Sep 21 |  

Dining alfresco

Dining alfresco

The idea of throwing a picnic might fade away as summer turns into fall. But according to author Tina Powell, it shouldn’t.

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Cooking by the book
Roland Cilliers | May 10

Cooking by the book

MUSKOKA — The cooks, crafters, artists and farmers of the Rosseau Farmer’s...