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Monthly Archives: April 2011
FFWD – Bistrot Paul Bert Pepper Steak
When I was young, one of my favourite things to order at a restaurant was a steak sandwich, which meant my steak came out on top of a piece of garlic bread. I couldn’t understand why anyone would order it … Continue reading
Grey Skies and a French Fridays Catch-Up
Vancouver has a reputation for rain, but I prefer to describe the weather here as changeable, especially in spring and fall. It’s why Vancouverites are ridiculed (by Torontonians) for dressing in too outdoorsy a fashion – we must dress in … Continue reading
Posted in French Fridays With Dorie, Tuesday Topics
Tagged FFWD, food, postaweek2011, Vancouver
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FFWD – Mustard Bâtons
Some treats, in looks and taste, seem decadent out of proportion to the difficulty of their execution. Provided that you have puff pastry on hand, these bâtons fall into this category. I chose to make the tapenade version of the … Continue reading
To the Polls?
There are swear words included in this post, so if it’s not your thing, be warned. On May 2nd, Canada is holding a federal election. Voter turnout, according to Elections Canada, has been declining for decades, particularly amongst young voters. … Continue reading
FFWD – Éclairs
Éclairs are something I associate with bakeries, not with home cooking. But as I first discovered with Dorie’s Gougères, back when we first started French Fridays, choux pastry is much more accessible than the results would suggest. The pastry cream … Continue reading
Cuppa
I am a tea drinker. Though I’m not indiscriminate, I’m wide-ranging in the sorts of tea I’ll consume. A few months ago, I had a conversation with a tea aficionado, who spoke of provenance and visits to tea plantations. I … Continue reading
At a Walk
In a plane, geography becomes a physical reality; you can see the contours of a topographical map come alive. Travelling by train or taking a car on a freeway, you can track the differences between regions as you move through … Continue reading
Posted in Bonus Post!
Tagged neighbourhoods, photos, postaweek2011, Vancouver, walking, wwwp5k
18 Comments
FFWD – Garlicky Crumb-Coated Broccoli
I’ve never been fond of hiding the flavour of vegetables. Lightly steamed and dressed with a little lemon or butter, most vegetables don’t need anything more. I was reminded of this preference by a former roommate of mine recently, who … Continue reading
Tales From Terminal City
I take this city for granted, sometimes. I know that I often write about my neighbourhood and its amenities, but I don’t explore the rest of Vancouver enough. Sometimes, I even forget to look up. So it’s good to get … Continue reading
Granville Island
I was on Granville Island today, during a mildly blustery spring afternoon. Here’s a few photos: I hope you’re having a wonderful weekend.

