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Fresh Food In the wake of New Year's resolutions Gremolata focuses on a small and cheap treat: stuffed olives from Spain. Gremolata is particularly fond of the Fragata brand, made in Seville. At under $2 for a 210 ml tin, they're a wonderful little snack stuffed with anchovies, garlic, almonds, tuna, lemon or, of course, pimento. Available at independent fine food stores like Magnolia, Fresh and Wild and the Cheese Boutique. | Fine Wine | Gourmet Media | |
Fine Wine Extra: The Wine Spectator awarded their first "Wine of the Week" of 2005 to Charles Back's Goats do Roam in Villages 2003. Vintages will release this wine in February (stay tuned for more info). | |||
Gremolata talks to playwright dynamo Claudia Dey about snails, bush-camp cooking and her new play, Trout Stanley. Another instalment in our interview series on notable Torontonians' food lives...[more]. | Andy Shay on Cheese:Gremolata's Shay Cheese guru attacks the bloomy rinds and tells us what to look for when we relish the runny's. As always, Andy recommends...[more]. | ||
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Matt Galloway's Food Life:Toronto's hippest radio host riffs on his favourite Spanish restaurants, butter chicken and what to listen to when cooking...[more]. | Len Deighton's Action Cook Book:Matthew Christian re-discovers the thriller genre of cookbooks...[more]. | ||
![]() Arugula vs. Rocket Poll: Gremolata's interview with Leah McLaren sparked a deep rift between Toronto foodies, when the topic of whether rocket and arugula were the same thing. now, Gremolata is taking it to the people: have you voice heard in this vital debate! Click here to take the poll. | |||
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