On Sept 22nd you can cook along with Annabelle and Chef Michael Smith in a live cookcast where you’ll be preparing a recipe from Michael Smith’s newest cookbook, Chef Michael Smith’s Kitchen. You can even ask Annabelle and Chef Michael Smith questions as you cook via live chat!
You voted, and here’s the winning recipe!
Click here and download the recipe & shopping list so you can be ready for this Thursday’s live cooking event!
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Canada's best-known chef, MICHAEL SMITH, is the bestselling author of Chef at Home and The Best of Chef at Home as well as the star of several Food Network TV shows including Chef at Home. A passionate advocate of simple, sustainable flavours, he led the team of chefs that cooked for the world's Olympians at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. He lives on Prince Edward Island with his son Gabriel and is Prince Edward Island's official food ambassador.
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Annabelle Waugh has been working in the country’s top test kitchens for over a decade. After graduating from chef school at George Brown College in Toronto, she rounded out her cooking skills at several restaurants both as a line cook and a pastry chef. In 1999 she got her very first job in editorial -- in the Canadian Living Test Kitchen as a recipe developer and tester, under the direction of long-time Food Editor, Elizabeth Baird. After nearly 6 years of honing her recipe and food writing skills, Annabelle left to pursue a freelance career, working for several different publications as a recipe developer and editor and as an on-set television food consultant. She returned to Canadian Living as Food Director in 2010.
Available now wherever books are sold.
Chef Michael Smith, Canada’s most popular chef, is back with a brand-new cookbook for all his fans!
Chef Michael Smith’s Kitchen is a fabulous new collection of Michael’s all-time favourite recipes that he regularly cooks at home. Simple, easy to make and packed with tips, all you have to do is follow the instructions and you will be making the best version of the recipe that Chef Michael Smith creates consistently in his own kitchen.
1. Make a plan. Call a mover or truck rental company two months in advance. Pick up boxes from stores and start stockpiling newspapers and tape. Make a list of the utility companies you need to contact and fill out a change-of-address form at the post office.
2. Prepare your family, especially the kids, who can get very stressed by the upheaval of a move. Tell them what to expect so they don't get any surprises and help them adjust to the new surroundings by taking a walk around the neighbourhood.
3. Separate your essentials – pack a travel bag with necessary items, such as toiletries and a change of clothes. The last thing you need after a hectic day of moving is a lost toothbrush.
4. Purchase a safe-deposit box for valuable items. This way they won't get lost in the shuffle.
5. Once you're in your new place, don't rush to get every picture and painting up on the wall the week you move in. Instead of unpacking or cleaning up the first night, give yourself a break and enjoy a nice dinner.
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• 30 simple ways to improve your finances
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