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September 17, 2016September 30, 2016

Macaroni and Cheese

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October 21, 2015October 21, 2015

Maison Publique

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October 4, 2015August 1, 2018

The Best Lasagna Ever!

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September 27, 2015September 27, 2015

Sushi-Lovers Paradise – Restaurant Park

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October 27, 2014September 27, 2015

The Only Fall Soup You Will Ever Need

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June 3, 2014September 27, 2015

The Ryland Inn

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October 26, 2013September 27, 2015

Apple Genius at Cabane à Sucre Au Pied de Cochon

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September 13, 2013September 30, 2016

Banana Bread

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September 2, 2013September 27, 2015

The Best Scone in Montréal

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Now is the time to open our eyes. Beyond tomorrow, beyond a month from now. Listen. Learn. Pay attention. Ignorance is compliance. This happens in our own backyard, in Montréal, everyday! -Indigenous women 11x more likely to be stopped by police than white women -Black individuals 4-5x more likely to be stopped by police than white individuals -“Street checks” - when officers stop a person who has not necessarily committed an infraction and there are no policies surrounding street checks -At a protest on May 31, police officers had name badges covered. Pepper spray, tear gas were used -One of Québec’s largest youth protection centres, Batshaw, has no direct and transparent way to file complaints, there’s no education for best practices, there’s only 1 Indigenous liaison officer and the worker is not Indigenous -1 juin: « La discrimination existe au Québec, mais elle n'est pas systémique » selon Legault....Bill 21, Bill 9 -Anthony Griffin, Fredy Villanueva, Bony Jean-Pierre, Pierre Coriolan, Nicholas Gibbs -Data on racial disparities for Covid19 outcomes is still not being collected -Alexandre Lamontagne: "They put their knee on my neck, like they did to George Floyd," the lead plaintiff in a case in the Québec Superior Court for racial profiling -Women of colour represent the highest proportion of those working in essential services jobs, such as those in Quebec's long-term care facilities, where outbreaks and deaths have been most severe
The first “meal out” in months. Socially distanced hippy fudge + much much more. Still smiling after seeing so many lovely people (from a distance) and feeling very grateful. Even just a wave hello truly feels special these days.
Our weekly dinner dates getting us both through pandemic (her in NYC, me in Montréal). #weresocute #longdistancefriendship #established2012
Today my supervisor put in writing that I’m a final year PhD student, so I made a cake. Anyone want to write my thesis? #glutenfreecommetoujours #motivatedbyfood
Montréal, je t’aime!
Strength grows in moments when you think you can’t go on but you keep going anyway #beyourweirdself
How I am *attempting* to motivate myself to write my thesis.... lunch/dinner cooking plans (random meals from the past few weeks) #ineedapool
Early morning Montréal is a grounding force all of its own. Special thanks to Stan 🥦 #wanderresponsibly #hiddengems #foreverpedestrian
Shake off the funk by making gluten free Jamaican patties. #cookingforthesoul #glutenfree #jamaicanpatty
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