February 19th, 2014 Radio Show RECAP

IMG_8884Hi everyone, thank you very much for tuning in this morning! Here are the links to the information which I mentioned on Ms. Deborah Moore’s “Modern Deborah” on AM 1470; I have already posted the restaurant review and Soba / Mackerel (Saba) recipes!

If you have any questions, you are welcome to contact me at goldenapron@gmail.com.  ENJOY (OO)

Food events around Vancouver: http://www.eventbrite.com/directory/Canada/Vancouver/food/

Information on Sustainable seafood:

http://www.davidsuzuki.org/

http://www.seachoice.org/

Vendors visited at Granville Island for seafood:

http://www.seafoodcitygi.com/  (this is where we bought the mackerel)

http://lobsterman.com/

https://www.organicocean.com/

http://granvilleisland.com/directory/salmon-shop

Miku Restaurant: (my review posted under Sunday lunch @ Miku)

http://www.mikurestaurant.com/

Other Resources:

http://www.fujiya.ca/ (Japanese food store/delicatessen)

DECEMBER 18th RADIO SHOW RECAP

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Hello everyone, thank you very much for tuning in yesterday!

Here are the links to the information which I mentioned on Ms. Deborah Moore’s “Modern Deborah” on AM 1470; this is just a quick recap, actual postings will follow soon!  If you have any questions, you are welcome to contact me at goldenapron@gmail.com.

Bellingham:

Shari’s Diner (Old fashion diner near Bellis Fair, surprisingly great tasting marionberry pie! Other pies available)

http://www.sharis.com/restaurant-locations/washington/greater-seattle-area/bellingham/bellingham.html

Seattle:

Pike Place Chowder (Downtown Seattle: at Pike Place Market or Pacific Place Mall)

http://www.pikeplacechowder.com/

Fran’s Chocolates (Also available in Vancouver at Gourmet Warehouse, limited selection)

https://www.franschocolates.com/

Piroshky Piroshky (Russian Bakery at Pike Place Market)

http://www.piroshkybakery.com/

Toulous Petit Seattle (Queen Anne District, great brunch – )

http://toulousepetit.com/

Vancouver: (shopping information; resources)

Armando’s Meat Shop (Granville Island – for duck legs to make confit, should call ahead for check availability and reserve)

http://www.armandosmeats.com/

Gourmet Warehouse (Gourmet food stores on East Hastings and Clark, food lovers heaven! Fran’s chocolates (from Seattle) and Bellagio Hot Chocolate available)

http://www.gourmetwarehouse.ca/

Fujiya (Japanese food (grocery and delicatessen (cooked food, sushi) on Clark Drive, Vancouver)

http://www.fujiya.ca/

Youtube: Japanese food channel Cooking With Dog

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Here’s more information for Japanese Food Lovers: Cooking with Dog is a YouTube cooking show featured a canine host name Francis and a mysterious Japanese Lady Chef whose real name is not disclosed.  It is very popular, currently there are more than 570,000 channel subscribers.

I came across this accidentally while searching for Japanese cooking instructional videos on Youtube; my dear pal James mentioned on his Facebook page (thanks for sharing my blog!) this is also one of his favourite Youtube foodie channel.

http://www.youtube.com/user/cookingwithdog

On a personal note:

Thank you Ms. Deborah Moore (http://deborahmoore.com/) for having me on your radio show this morning on AM1470 (http://www.am1470.com/splash.php)! Look forward to next time!

If you are a Vancouverite or a visiting tourist interested in the history of Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhoods, check out and sign up for James Johnstone’s walking tours.

http://historywalksinvancouver.blogspot.ca/ (the tour currently ranked #13 of 121 activities to do in Vancouver on Trip-advisor).

It’s getting late, good night!

Japanese Recipe Website: CookPad Available in English


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My friend Teruko just sent me the information so I thought I would share with all Japanese food lovers immediately!  CookPad, the largest recipe sharing community in Japan, has just released an English version online.  There are currently 3095 recipes available, all translated by community home cooks and translators, who are highly motivated to spread Japanese home cooking to the world.

I’ve just browsed quickly through the site, it looks simple and easy to use.  Look forward to trying the recipes soon!

Good things are meant to be shared.  Happy Cooking!

https://en.cookpad.com/