October 2018
September, 2018
Conversations
Urban Foraging
A growing movement toward wild-harvested food has no trouble seeing the forest for the trees.
“Production right now is relatively minor, but in two or three years we’re going to start seeing our first flush of fruit,”… Read
City
Gracie Jane’s A Boutique Gallery Bar
The only bar in town where you can own the chair you’re sitting on.
Alcohol and art are no strangers. When you attend a gallery showing, art is often enjoyed with the accompaniment of wine or… Read
Living
Mediterranean themed food
Harvest Grill Hunter - meets gatherer with rich grilled Mediterranean meats paired with local crabapples and berries.
You might think it an odd mix—Prairie crops with Mediterranean dishes—but the two flavour profiles go hand-in-hand. The light and zesty flavours… Read
FROM THE EDITOR
October typically goes one way or the other; we can be enjoying sunshine, warm days, and walks through dry crunchy leaves. Or, we can be under a foot of snow. And that’s being conservative. Either way, I suppose we can at least count on the sunshine.
This month’s issue is a meaty one—literally, in that our recipe lineup is heavy on the grilled meats, but also because this issue is dense with succulent content. Walk with us through food forests (figuratively, if that snow came to fruition), join us for craft beers and spirits, and sit down with the remarkable Gracie Jane at her Boutique Gallery Bar. Plus, meet a local guy who photographs the Prairies—and wins multiple awards doing it.
Whether it’s golden leaves or frosty trees—I love this time of year. Whatever we’re looking at outside our windows make the most of this beautiful autumn, and we wish you an abundant Thanksgiving and a safe and spooky Halloween.
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