Canadian cuisine varies widely depending on the regions of the nation. The three earliest Some define Canadian cuisine by the foods native to North America, now Maple syrup was first collected and used by aboriginal people of Eastern a significant culinary role within Canada, chiefly renowned for Montreal-style.
Table of contents
Pioneer Days in Upper Canada. A Celebration of Tea. Lafrance, Marc and Yvon Desloges. Women and the Art of Open Hearth Cooking. James Lorimer and Co. Quebec Cooking Collection of Books: Les Editions La Bonne Recette. Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens. The Culinary Saga of New Iceland: Recipes from the Shores of Lake Winnipeg.
University of British Columbia Press, Powers, Jo Marie, ed. Italian foodways in Ontario.
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From Cathay to Canada: Chinese Cuisine in Transition. Powers, Jo Marie and Anita Stewart, eds. A Celebration of Canadian Cuisine. Random House of Canada, Food that Really Schmecks. The Ryerson Press, The Flavours of Canada: A Celebration of the Finest Regional Foods. Food Plants of Interior First Peoples.
Past Events
Peterborough Historical Society, November An Nursery Catalogue. Nutrition, Botany, and Use. Gordon and Breach, Canadian Culinary History Sources: A Selected Bibliography Abrahamson, Una. Anderson, Carol, and Katharine Mallinson. Lunch with Lady Eaton: Inside the Dining Rooms of a Nation. In the Heart of the Home.
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Food, Fellowship, and Folklore. The History of a Sugar Hous e. Macmillan of Canada, Between the Lines, Arab Cooking on a Saskatchewan Homestead: Canadian Plains Research Center, From China to Canada: Memories of Food and Family. The Ways of My Grandmothers. The offering up of food was also a performance: The 10th and final edition of the sensationally popular marmalade event co-hosted by CHC at Fort York. Saturday, January 21, , 1 to 3 p.
They learned some of the traditional recipes with modern day-adapted flavours.
Sunday, December 11, 1 —4: Samples to take home and a tour of the Inn, decked out for Christmas, were included. Sat, December 3, 10 a. A chance to stroll through historic buildings with merchants selling heritage-inspired products and reproduction pieces. Regular admission to Fort York.
Thu, November 10, 2: Monday, November 14, 5: There are two annual Hall of Fame Awards: Saturday, October 15, Tuesday, August 9, Lost Breweries of Toronto, 7 to 9 p. Two beers were sampled during the presentation: A Global History , 7 to 9 p. Did you know that since April Thomas Fisher Rare Library has been featuring on Instagram some items from their growing collection of material on food, nutrition, cookery and household management?
On Tuesday November 24th, , a memorable and intimate evening has been organized as the Thomas Fisher Rare Library stays open late for this event with Culinary Historians of Canada to kick-off the holiday season! Experience a unique talk by Elizabeth Ridolfo, Rare Book Librarian at the Thomas Fisher Library, as she highlights their historical cookbook collection, and participate in special curated tours.
During the Reception, savour surprise treats recreated by CHC volunteers from historical recipes selected from their books. Because of the nature of the materials, this event is limited to a small number of guests. Event is limited to 25 spots. Avoid being disappointed, and get your tickets soon as we anticipate a sold out event! Should you have any questions please contact shirley culinaryhistorians. Please use the link below to order tickets. Recipes must be 50 years or older and must accompany submission, which are due by September 28th, More information from the Competition Book pdf.
First we visit BEER! The Exhibit at the Waterloo Regional Museum. Discover the history of brewing, and the selling and consuming of beer in Canada, with a focus on over years of brewing tradition in Waterloo Region. Learn how beer is made, the impact Prohibition had on the brewing industry, and the evolution of craft breweries. From public houses to bars, Temperance societies to drinking responsibly — explore the cultural and social influences of beer. Jacobs serving casual contemporary cuisine. Block Three Brewing Co.
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Opened in , the brewery specializes in strong Belgian style ales. For event enquiries contact Judy Chow jychow rogers. CHC members please join us at Spadina Museum for our annual general meeting, tour of the museum and refreshments. A great chance to become further involved in the CHC and to meet board members and others that share your interest in culinary history. To nominate someone to vote in your stead print and complete the proxy form below.
We will meet at At noon we go to the Spirit Tree Estate Cidery ; a cidery, bakery, kitchen and farm store nestled among the rolling Caledon Hills, for lunch. After lunch we will have a More Spirited Tour which includes a tour of the Cidery and tasting of 3 of the ciders highlighting the different styles that are produced as well as tasting their artisan bread.
Then back to another farm nearby to learn about beef cows. There will be a sign letting you know when you have arrived! Please RSVP to liz. Let Liz know whether you will be bringing a main course or dessert. She will send you the address and directions for arriving by car. Please bring serving implements if needed for your dish.
Liz will provide beverages wine and soft drinks and everything else that is needed plates, glasses, cutlery, serviettes, etc. If you are able to drive other members or need a lift, please contact Luisa Giacometti luisa culinaryhistorians. If you need a ride, have space for passengers, or wish to carpool for fun and the environment please contact Luisa Giacometti luisa culinaryhistorians. This special food walking tour includes a hosted dim sum lunch, a talk and hands on demonstration of sticky rice dumplings, a festive food connected with the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival. We end with Shirley talking about the history and legend behind the lively Dragon Boat Festival, and a hands on demo of the special sticky rice dumplings made for this lively event.
Meet at 60 Queen St West, Toronto, at Tour runs from Closest subway is Queen Station. David Alexander is the Executive Director of the Toronto Vegetarian Association and will be speaking about the history of vegetarianism in Toronto. The folks at Yamchops will give us a short tour of their facility after the talk. The Culinary Historians of Canada is now 20 years old! Sunday, November 30, AGM: Held in scenic Prince Edward County, just over 2 hours from Toronto CHC members will enjoy a potluck lunch wine and non-alcoholic beverages provided at a acre Cultural Heritage Landscape farm property in beautiful Prince Edward County with an brick farmhouse, early barn and other outbuildings.
New features since the last CHC visit are a Royal Jewel wood-fired cookstove and a new extension with modern waterworks to augment the traditional outhouse! This event is free with a potluck contribution.