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Notre collaboratrice en Italie
Après avoir travaillé dans les coulisses de SOSCuisine.com durant tout l’été, me voilà maintenant prête à commencer un baccalauréat à l’Université des Sciences Gastronomiques (UNISG), située à Pollenzo, dans le Nord-Ouest de l’Italie.
Our collaborator in Italy
After having worked behind the scenes of SOSCuisine.com during the summer, I’m all set to start an undergraduate programme at the University of Gastronomic Sciences (UNISG), situated in Pollenzo in northwest Italy.
November: osteoporosis awareness month
When we launched the “bone-healthy” menus last September, many people asked me “why?” I feel that this is the ideal time to answer that question, since November is the month for osteoporosis awareness, a disease that strikes without warning and which should certainly not be ignored.
SOS Tips: Freezing Foods
We are often a little lost when it comes to freezing and defrosting dishes. There are however, certain basic principles that will help you preserve the flavour and freshness of food.
Video: Freezing Foods
Cinzia did her seventh report on the popular French TV program Par-dessus le marché. This time around, Cinzia shares her tips about freezing food the smart way. Watch the video (in French).
Share your tips: stocking up for winter
It’s harvest time. Do you have a tradition of preparing preserves or stocking up your freezer?
Did you know that #3
For every Canadian apple that is exported, 5 are imported!
SOS Tips: How to Cook Corn on the Cob
There are several ways to cook corn. For colour and texture I prefer the microwave, but you will find here my tricks for the other methods as well:
Did you know that #2
In 40 years, Canadian red meat imports have risen 600%.
An 18th-Century Public Market in Montreal
Happening in Montreal’s Old Port, this market gives you the opportunity to discover local farmers, craftspeople, and entertainers as they existed in 1750, at the time of Montreal’s very first public marketplace.
Did you know that?
In Canada, we import more than 53% of our vegetables and almost all of our fruits!
SOS Tips: How to Store Fresh Herbs
Storing in the Fridge If you are not going to use fresh herbs immediately after buying them, you should put them in the fridge. Simply wrap them in a moist paper towel and put them in a plastic bag (like a Ziploc). They should keep for about a week.
