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Food and Drink

feature

by: Aaron Gulley

January 2013

Filipino cooking is virtually unknown in the Western world, but a toothsome tour of Luzon island - from peanut-oxtail stew and roast suckling pig to flaming prawns - reveals that the country’s cuisine might be the next big thing.

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by: Shauna Rudd

January 2013

What earns a restaurant CAA’s coveted five-diamond designation? “The inspectors look for the highest quality in food, amenities, facilities and service,” says AMA Travel product developer Shelly Stevens. Here’s a selection of North American gems.

feature

by: Chris Johns

January 2013

From neighbourhood diners and eclectic food trucks to the linen-cloaked tables of celebrity chefs’ restaurants, here’s what’s cooking in six of our favourite food cities.

travel smarts

by: Chris Johns

January 2013

How to fill your belly with authentic fare abroad, on any budget

Westworld online

by: Tracy Hyatt

July 2011

It’s no secret at all that Albertans pine for a real summer. And the best place is to defrost is Kelowna, only a one-hour plane ride away.

up front

by: Diane Bégin

February 2011

Every February and March, francophone communities across the province bring out the sweet stuff to make tasty taffy-on-snow treats

online exclusive

by: Westworld

November 2010

The Danes do get many nods for their modern design know-how, but their culinary traditions are lesser known.

Online exclusive

by: Westworld

August 2010

Learn how to make festive and flavourful Mexican tacos

feature

by: Melissa Clark

August 2010

On a culinary pilgrimage to Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, top chef Patricia Quintana is inspired anew

weekenders

by: Tracy Hyatt

August 2010

Rule number one when visiting Smoky Lake in October: embrace pumpkins

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