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Your Thoughts/What's Coming

Your Thoughts 

I’ve paid $6 and up for magazines that are half the product you have created. I’m very impressed by this magazine and look forward to the next one. It would be nice to see an ask-a-question type article. I am familiar with Julie Van Rosendaal’s vast “foodiness” and think she’d be perfect for this kind of thing. I noticed she is a nutritional analysis contributor and thought I’d love a Q&A section with her in charge. Thanks for a great magazine.
- Theresa Hopper, Red Deer

I enjoy the valuable technical and scientific information on nutrients in specific foods. I like being able to replicate restaurant dishes at home and the pictures that show the presentation of the foods gives me the creative incentive to create these dishes with the touch that my family enjoys.
- Samuelette Wilinski-Schwake, Edmonton

I liked the main focus on “BBQ” and “Berries”. I found out that there is a berry farm not far from Edmonton. For sure it’s worth a family outing. And I always like to learn new ideas in preparing food, or how to handle it properly.
- Ellen Wilbert, Edmonton

KEEP READING:
Many readers have asked about how to cook cuisine from other countries using ingredients from right here in Alberta. We’ll address these - and many other reader’s questions - in future issues.
- Editors

What’s Coming?

You’re just sinking back into the old routine. Holidays are gone, tans are fading and you’re thinking about busting your toques out of storage. Now’s the time to start prepping for great winter feasts. Settle into a comfy chair with Food for Thought and a steaming mug of Alberta herbal tea.  

Baker’s Dozen
Get a jump on winter with our top13 baked treats for that warm-all-over feeling. A celebration of the cold season, baking is about more than just white flour.

Chase the Chill - Holiday Entertaining
Who says stews and soups are weekday meals? Sure, they’re the food equivalent of a warm, fuzzy sweater, but these cozy meals are perfect for serving company on a cold winter’s night. Indulge in our aprs ski recipes. PLUS: Easy holiday desserts.

Currying Flavour
The subcontinent comes to the prairies. Find out how you can turn your favourite foods - chicken, turkey, potatoes and tomatoes - into an Indian or Thai treat.
PLUS: The health benefits of poultry.

Watch for our next issue coming December 2007.

 

 

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