Would you eat a barnacle? | Surviving Skills
Published: Sat, 03/28/20
Barnacles are related to prawns and crabs, so, yes! On the west coast, there are several types of barnacles that were eaten traditionally and one that…
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Published: Sat, 03/28/20
Barnacles are related to prawns and crabs, so, yes! On the west coast, there are several types of barnacles that were eaten traditionally and one that…
Published: Sun, 03/22/20
Hi, I hope you are well. Everyone is stuck at home or feeling low (myself included), so we're creating a virtual foraging survival trip for all of you…
Published: Thu, 03/05/20
Rare delicacies are on the menu at the supper club for our hunters feast. Chef Jody Peck comes from a long line of BC hunters and will share some of…
Published: Wed, 02/26/20
BC Morels are picked in early spring and frequently found on land that has been in a forest fire the previous year. It's one of the few things that's…
Published: Thu, 02/20/20
Calçots (pronounced 'cal-shots') are a Spanish spring tradition of eating charred leeks dipped in a tangy romesco (red pepper) sauce. People eat them…
Published: Sun, 02/09/20
Most of our suppers have a vegetarian option, but this March we are happy to announce that Chef Heather Dosman and Chef Sarah Robinson are creating…
Published: Thu, 02/06/20
Hi, feeling under the weather with all this rain? Me too. I sound like a hillbilly, but I'll say it anyway, brew yourself a cuppa turkey tail tea. Tea…
Published: Sun, 01/26/20
I love salty crispy fish skin, but it's so easy to mess this step up. Here are foolproof tips for frying the perfect fish. Trout is a good fish to e…
Published: Tue, 01/21/20
Hi, when will it stop! The only way valiant folk like you and I can fight the blues is to enjoy life anyway and celebrate all that the rain creates.
Published: Thu, 01/16/20
ODE TO THE SEA by Chef Benjamin Berwick Saturday, Feb 22th, 6:30pm Japanese French fusion menu by star local chef, Benjamin Berwick (Pear Tree, Hapa…