Dinner 4 Ways
While it is easy for writers who have previously worked in the hospitality industry to strike low...
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Group of 7 NYC
On Tuesday September the 11th 2012, Toronto’s infamous Group Of Seven Chefs had the honour...
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Food For Change Menu February 16
One Thursday each month, Chef Brown prepares a mouthwatering five-course that’s served in The Stop’s unique 3,000-square-foot greenhouse in the Wychwood Barns. If you’re a budding chef and want to experience life in a professional kitchen, you can also join the kitchen crew and help prepare the feast.
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Dine at Scaramouche and support The Stop Community Food Centre
On Sunday, February 26, chefs Keith Froggett (Scaramouche), Chris Brown and Scott MacNeil (The Stop) and Bertrand Alépée (The Tempered Chef) will create an unforgettable four-course meal in support of The Stop. Proceeds from The Stop at Scaramouche benefit The Stop’s critical programs, which fight hunger, build community and inspire change through the power of food.
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Group Of Seven Chefs Odd Bits Dinner: A Photo Essay
Last Monday the Group of Seven Chefs held a memorable dinner at Toronto’s Parts and Labour restaurant inspired by Author Jennifer McLagan’s Odd Bits cookbook. Jamie Drummond was there to document the evening’s proceedings.
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Group Of Seven Dinner @ The Department
Good Food Revolution would like to draw your attention to an exceptional and intimate culinary event happening at The Department gallery space, 1389 Dundas West, Toronto, on Monday the 11th of July.
The Group Of Seven are a collective of some of our favourite Chefs from across the city:
Beast’s Scott Vivian, Buca’s Rob Gentile, Cowbell’s Mark Cutrara, Globe Earth’s Kevin McKenna, Parts and Labour’s Matty Matheson, The Stop’s Chris Brown, and The Tempered Chef’s Bertrand Alépée.
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The 2nd Annual Stop at Scaramouche – A Photo Essay
This Sunday past Scaramouche restaurant partnered with The Stop to present an exquisite fund-raising dinner. Chefs Keith Froggett, Chris Brown, Scott MacNeil, and Bertrand Alépée presented an exceptional four course menu which was paired with wines from some of the best producers in Niagara…
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Au Revoir Amuse
Co-owners and co-chefs Bertrand Alèpèe and Jason Inniss opened the doors of Amuse Bouche in 2005 at 96 Tecumseh Avenue. The little house turned bistro housed Toronto culinary history as the former site of Susur Lee’s Lotus, and the duo began turning out meals of discreet innovation, matched by Sarah Lyons’ carefully appointed wine list and attentive service. West Queen West fell in love with Amuse Bouche, and so did the critics. And now we must say our goodbyes…
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Michael Steh and the Slow Food Chef Dinner Series
Chef Michael Steh, of reds bistro in Toronto’s financial district, is famed for his homemade charcuterie and commitment to Slow Food. Arlene Stein, Co-Leader of Slow Food Toronto, recently sat down with Chef Steh and GFR brought our video camera along. Stein asks Steh to talk about the dinner he’s hosting for a compendium of SF chefs including Jamie Kennedy, Chris McDonald, Donna Dooher, Jeff Crump, David Chrystian, Mark Cutrara, Jonathan Gushue, Kevin McKenna, Jason Innis, Afrim Pristine, David Castellan, Bertrand Alépée and Leslie Steh. He also explains why Slow Food is important to him and what he does at reds.
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Slow Food Dinner – June 18
reds bistro presents a Slow Food Chefs Series Dinner: Friday, June 18th – 6:30 p.m. with Michael Steh, David Chrystian, Donna Dooher, Jeff Crump, Chris McDonald, Mark Cutrara, Donna Dooher, Jeff Crump, Jonathan Gushue, Kevin McKenna, Jamie Kennedy, Jason Innis, Afrim Pristine, David Castellan, Bertrand Alépée and Leslie Steh.
Read MoreSalut Toronto Wine and Food Festival 2010
For further information regarding any of these events please click here. SATURDAY, MAY 8 Event: A Tour of France Dinner Featured Chef: Mark McEwan Restaurant: ONE Time: 6:30 pm – 10:30 pm Ticket Cost: TBD Event Description:...
Read MoreRumble at the ROM: Crosstown Kitchens Cooks for The Stop
Photos by Jo Dickins, text by Malcolm Jolley Last year a loose association of young, fine dining chefs and their restaurants raised $40,000 for The Stop Community Food Centre. So, what did Crosstown Kitchens decide to do when it...
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