Your Thoughts

Looking for the Next Issue

Can you tell us when the next issue comes out and where it will be available? I’ve only seen two issues and then by accident while leaving a supermarket.
J. Underwood – Calgary

Publisher’s Note: Food for Thought is published three times a year (March, May and October). You can pick up a free copy at Calgary Co-op, IGA and IGA Garden Markets, Safeway, Save-On Foods, Sunterra Markets, Superstore as well as ATB Financial outlets and several public libraries. You can also get a complete colour pdf at growingalberta.com

We like offering you interesting and practical information that fits into your lifestyle. Let us know what you’d like to see in future editions by dropping us a line at info@growingalberta.com

Basil for Keeps

Just so happens I had a whole lot of leftover fresh basil in the fridge that I was afraid I had to throw away… again. Your drying techniques article really helped me out and the rest of the magazine was great for fresh new ideas.
C. Manz – Calgary

Seniors Enjoy Food for Thought

I loved the Web links that were recommended. As an activities convenor in a geriatric program, it was great to access so much info with a few free items to use for activity prizes and some great posters to put up around the unit. They brought a few smiles and chuckles to my clients.
S. Milligan – Edson

OOPS

In our last edition (Spring 2003) we made a couple of errors and an omission.We extend our sincere apology for any inconvenience these may have caused. For the record, please note:

• The farmer quoted in the article, Who’s Taking Care, is Ken Farion, not Sarion.
• The chef at the Eco Café in Pigeon Lake is Tim Wood, not Tim Cook. You can experience Wood’s culinary creativity by calling for a reservation at 780-586-2627.
• For our gardening gurus (and BBQ fans) we neglected to point out there is a wealth of information in many books published by Holes. In fact, the BBQ recipes in the last issue came from Holes. Make a point of visiting holesonline.com to find out what’s available and where you can find Holes’ publications.

Get Connected To New Ideas

Check out our new web site packed with easy, practical ideas for healthy living, green thumb gardening, creative cooking and lifetime learning. There’s a load of information just waiting for you. Click on growingalber.com today.

Register for Food For Thought On-Line

Hook up to loads of great tips and ideas updated monthly. When you register, you’re automatically entered into a contest to win a great Alberta dinner for four, once a month, for a year. Register on-line at growingalberta.com