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Chef's Choice: Eating local at the Pemberton Music Festival

Chef's Choice: Eating local at the Pemberton Music Festival

Feeding thousands of hungry music fans is no easy task.
The wines of summer

The wines of summer

Which wine you take to the party says a lot
Hold those chopsticks higher!

Hold those chopsticks higher!

Shooting the food with fotog Dave Buzzard
Canada's coolest food innovation doesn't need to be frozen

Canada's coolest food innovation doesn't need to be frozen

McGill researchers have created ice cream that can be stored at room temperature
Chef's Choice: Randy Jones of Mile One Eatery

Chef's Choice: Randy Jones of Mile One Eatery

The face of Mount Currie has a surrealism about it that makes it look like a drawing by M.C. Escher; it's a wall of sharp triangle after sharp triangle impossibly patterned in bas-relief.
When what you eat hurts you

When what you eat hurts you

Food allergies are on the rise — as are C-sections
Chef's Choice: Amy Huddle

Chef's Choice: Amy Huddle

Amy Huddle, inventor of the Oishi Caesar, is still reeling after her Japan-inspired cocktail took home first prize and $5,000 from the Bearfoot Bistro's Bloody Caesar competition. "I was very surprised. I was even surprised I got picked (to compete).
Going back to basics at Whistler's newest burger joint, BOOMBurger

Going back to basics at Whistler's newest burger joint, BOOMBurger

Restaurant with roots in P.E.I. offers classic, fresh-to-order burgers
Chef's Choice: Jamie Zilinsky

Chef's Choice: Jamie Zilinsky

Jamie Zilinsky doesn't like deep fryers. But who could ever be against the greasy goodness of fried foods, you ask? Well, a man who strives to offer simple-yet-tasty casual fare that won't clog your arteries chock-full of fat, that's who.
Still riding high

Still riding high

Here's what you missed at Bearfoot's exquisite Sky High dinner onboard the Peak 2 Peak