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Last night was one of the biggest night of my year.  I got to visit with Byron (whom Dana jokes is my cheese boyfriend) and we planned the cheese trays for the holiday season – if you missed the tips on buying holiday cheese you can see why I do this here. Buying cheese for [...]

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We have posted a lot of text-rich posts recently – so it’s time for a photo post.  Hope you enjoy – it was a lovely Saturday! We started at the market at the BrickWorks: From there it was off the the St Lawrence Market:

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My Mother (aka Me Mum) is from Nova Scotia.  Long cold winters gave way to wet cold springs.  Wet cold springs gave themselves to the spring bounty and wild Fiddleheads are a spring tradition of the east coast (and increasingly around the world). These lovely creatures (who got their name after the scroll of a [...]

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We went to the market on Friday.  My normal meat man was not in so we ventured a little further south and had a fantastic experience.  A friendly butcher recommended about 1 pound of prime rib for person and when he served it up that somehow added to 6.5 pounds for 4 people.  I figure [...]

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I went to the market on the weekend – I was there a little later than normal after walking Dana to George Brown for a weekend course that she was taking.  I entered the mark with a very strong feeling I would see Christian again – Dana called him my “meat boyfriend for many years.” [...]

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Imagine being an egg farmer, selling your eggs to a wanting public every Saturday at the St Lawrence Market. You’d have to wake up around midnight in order to gather your stock, pack your wares, and head down the road from Port Perry (about 60-70 minutes away).  Your aim is to get to the market by [...]

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Today’s post is about Vacherin Mont D’Or - a glorious cheese from Switzerland that is available once per year – right around Christmas.  It is from Switzerland, made in the Jura mountain region and the foothills below named the Canton of Vaud: This is unlike most cheese I’d ever had – an unlike anything I even [...]

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Cheese is one of my all time favorites.  I refer to my cheese-man as my heterosexual life partner, or cheese boyfriend for short.  We often shop at the St. Lawrence Market in Toronto and cheese can be 25%-30% of my weekly grocery budget.  It took years to find a passionate, friendly cheese man who had [...]

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