A simple meal this evening – a 3-jar meal (meaning we used 3 full jars of preserves to make it). The ‘feature’ was 2 rather large sardines we picked up from Hooked this afternoon. They weighed about a quarter pound each and were delightfully freshly flown in from British Columbia. Sardines are simple to cook [...]
Posts Tagged ‘leslieville’
Sustainable Seafood Dinner: Sardines, Local Beans and Winter Salad
Posted in Fish, tagged leslieville, local food, oceanwise, sustainable seafood, Toronto on March 30, 2011 | 3 Comments »
a picture is worth….
Posted in !!!Uncategorized, tagged Cheap Food, cheapeats, coffee shop, f'coffee, leslieville, restaurants, Riverside, Toronto Coffee Shops, Toronto Restaurants, Winter Food on April 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
a thousand words (at least), precisely why I don’t have a lot to say about this….. except that for a couple of bucks, F’Coffee’s Steal Cut Slow Cooked oatmeal makes me kindof sad to see the cold weather (almost) gone.
Under the Tuscan Fennel Salami
Posted in !!!Uncategorized, tagged Charcuterie, Cotes du Rhone, leslieville, Leslieville Cheese, Parallele 45, Salami, Tuscan Fennel Salami, Tuscan Salami, Wine pairings on March 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“A Northern Italian tradition, Tuscan Fennel salami, or Finocchiona, is served at all Flourentine feasts. This version is made locally by an Italian butcher in Concord, Ontario” – packaging from Leslieville Cheese on this lovely little specialty: Herby, peppery in bites and super fragrant (almost floral). This is a very earthy and rustic salami and [...]



