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 Spicy specialties stand out at Full House Asian Cuisine
[Photos]Late last month, after meal after meal of roast turkey, turkey barley soup or turkey shepherd's pie, we craved something different. We decided to reset our palates at Full House Asian Cuisine on Carling Avenue, just west of Maitland Avenue.
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 Toasting year's end: Perfect New Year's Eve cocktails
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[Video]Christmas has come and gone, and now we're gearing up for the party of the year. New Year's Eve can be a big blow out affair, or a handful of close friends or just yourself with a good book and a celebratory drink.
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 Dining Out: Sutherland's small plates add sizzle to New Edinburgh diningSutherland Restaurant, Bar and Coffee House224 Beechwood Ave., 613-741-7980, facebook.com/sutherlandrestaurantOpen: Weekdays 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., weekends 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., 5:30 to 10 p.m.Prices: Small plates at dinner $9 to $18Access: No steps to front door or washrooms
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 4 cookies to make for Santa
[Photos]This is the week where everything you thought you had time to do - you don't have time to do! Last-minute wrapping and baking and the thousand and one details to attend to.
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 Why ice is the most important ingredient in your cocktail
[Video]At a time when many are stocking their bars with premium spirits to host holiday parties, the one crucial ingredient that often gets overlooked is ice.
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 New food labels will make it easier to compare serving sizesOTTAWA -- New food labelling amendments announced Wednesday by Health Canada are designed to make it easier to compare serving sizes on different products while shopping.
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 Maibock lager best to drink as weather warms upIn Canada, we periodically complain about the weather. This year we've had really good reason. That was the longest, coldest winter in my lifetime replete with ice storms, polar vortexes and entire weeks where it didn't get much above twenty below. It's a hard-earned spring this year.
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 Eat Greek: Red pepper feta spread, grilled chicken salad, salad kabobs and honey cakes
[Photos]Cue the bouzouki music, it's almost April and we're warming up with the bright, fresh flavours of Greece!
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Z Class In wine circles these days, the Zenato family is closely associated with rich, flavourful Italian reds. Based in the Veneto, the clan has helped turn many North Americans and Europeans on to the robust charms of Amarone and its so-called baby brother Ripasso.
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 Beer can make grilled meats safer: StudyMarinating your meat in beer before grilling can reduce potentially harmful substances from forming, a new study has found.
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 Favourite recipes from Canadian painter Mary PrattOne of Canada's most celebrated painters is Mary Pratt.
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 Eggs four ways: Benedict, baked and microwaved
[Photos]If there's one food that is synonymous with spring, I would have to say it's the egg.
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 Oprah announces tea collaboration with StarbucksOprah Winfrey has added tea-maker to her impressive resume after teaming up with bosses at coffee cafe chain Starbucks to create a new brew.
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 See how much wine 10 minutes of work gets you around the worldBefore cracking open that next bottle of vino, you may want to know if you've earned it.
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 Citrusy supper ideasEven if the days are still chilly, the longer afternoon sunshine makes me think of that delicious combo of chicken with lemon. Bright zingy flavours for this season's official debut Thursday.
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 11 tasty St. Patrick's Day recipes
[Photos]Craving something more sophisticated than green beer this St. Patrick's Day? These dishes show off the country's love of delicious, continental cuisine.
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 St. Patrick's Day menu: Cork countryside plate, corned beef chowder and Dublin coddle skillet
[Photos]You know spring's in the air when St. Paddy comes calling.
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 Gabrielle Union launches 'Vanilla Puddin' wine
[Photos]Actress Gabrielle Union is adding celebrity vintner to her resume with the launch of her first wine.
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 Old world and new world wine regions blendGearing up for this semester's wine classes, it became clear just how irrelevant distinctions between so-called Old World and New World regions have become.
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 12 mouth-watering pancake recipes
[Photos]Pancakes are good any day of the week, but they're especially important on Pancake Tuesday. To celebrate Mardi Gras, we've compiled 12 mouth-watering pancake recipes for you to savour. Whether you're prefer gluten-free, berries or bananas, we've got all your flapjacks covered.
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 Beer news roundup for MarchIt's an interesting time for beer in Canada. At no point have we ever had the selection of products that we've got now. Everybody seems to think that they know best and that their version is the way forward. There was a time not so very long ago, when brewers were content to ape the high quality India Pale Ales (IPA) coming out of the United States
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 Lindt loses court case over Easter bunny trademarkSwiss premium chocolate maker Lindt & Spruengli has lost a court battle to protect its gold foil-wrapped Easter bunnies from imitation by a German rival.
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 Our expert answers your wine questionsChristopher Waters is Sun Media's national wine columnist, and the co-founder and editor of VINES Magazine. His column, Waters & Wine, appears weekly in Sun Media papers across the country. He's been a wine writer and educator for more than a decade. Now he wants to share his knowledge with you.
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 Celebrating the St. Patrick's Day gathering with Irish lamb stew
[Photos]Ah, to be in Ireland for St. Paddy's Day! It's been a life-long ambition of mine -- but every year another excuse comes along. Not enough time, money, planning; it's obvious I don't have the luck of the Irish on my side for this.
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 Dig through those cupboards for Chili Tomato Soup with Corn and Chick Peas
[Photos]A wise cook stocks a few cans in the cupboard in anticipation of a day when supplies are low. Tomatoes, salmon, tuna, broth, chick peas, beans, pasta sauce, for example - plus staples like rice and pasta. Look on these ingredients as little life boats, ready to keep meals afloat (and on the table) even on the leanest of days.
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