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Boffo’s: Peameal and Meatball Fix →

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on March 19, 2013

Boffo’s

334 Kerr St, Oakville, ON L6K 3B5

Looking for a peameal bacon fix, we walked to Boffo’s in Kerr Village. I love Italian delis. I…

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Crepe Kitchen: Get the Croque Madame →

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on December 21, 2012

The Crepe Kitchen

88 Dunn Street, Downtown Oakville, Ontario

The best thing on the menu at The Crepe Kitchen is not the crepes, it’s…

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Bellaggio Cafe: Mother’s Day Lunch →

Bellaggio Cafe

Vancouver Convention Centre

26-1055 Canada Place, Vancouver

Skipping the crazy crowds at dim sum and the overpriced Mother’s Day hotel restaurant buffets, mom…

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Big Lou’s Butcher: For Serious Porchetta Cravings →

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on May 1, 2012

Big Lou’s Butcher Shop

269 Powell Street, Railtown, Vancouver

I was craving Meat and Bread‘s famous porchetta sandwich but decided to give Big…

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Re-up BBQ Cart, the sequel: Beef Brisket sandwiches and Southern Sweet Tea →

on May 19, 2011

Re-up BBQ Cart 2

800 Robson Street at Howe

Vancouver, Canada

If you’re a fan of Re-up the award-winning pulled pork barbecue food cart,…

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La Brasserie Street Food Cart: The Sun is out in Vancouver and so are the Food Carts! →

on April 11, 2011

La Brasserie Street

Corner of Georgia and Granville, Vancouver

From the folks at La Brasserie who brought us scrumptious suckling pig…

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The Sandwich Series: Moisture Barrier →

on January 9, 2011
in lunch, recipe, Sandwich Series

Bread’s biggest enemy: moisture. Nothing makes a sandwich more unappetizing than soggy bread. As opposed to Ross Geller’s ‘moist maker,’ Sheldon Cooper (above) prefers his sandwiches fresh and dry. Sheldon uses the cheese as a ‘moisture barrier’ between the bread and lettuce. I…

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The Sandwich Series: Shrimp salad melt bagel →

on December 30, 2010

Sandwiches are underrated. It’s incredible how much flavour, texture and punch can be packed between two slices of bread. Welcome to my Sandwich Series: a series of simple but creative sandwich recipes you can recreate on your own either to spice up a dull…

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Viet Sub: sandwiches served Ghetto-style →

on December 16, 2010

Viet Sub Vietnamese Cuisine

542 Robson Street, Vancouver

Nestled between the Japadog restaurant and Beard Papa’s on the end of Robson Street in…

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