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The Everyday Vegetarian: September 2011
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Friday, September 30, 2011. Lunch: Mediterranean chickpeas with brown couscous. Dinner: Falafels in a wrap from Gazhale! 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar. Place zuchhini and chickpeas in a pan and heat gently for 2 or 3 minutes, stirring. Add in paprika and stir to coat. Add in the tomato and a little water. Heat for 5 minutes, stirring continuously. Add in the balsamic vinegar and stir for another minute. Serve on brown couscous. With the couscous, this is literally a ten minute meal. And its a tasty one too!
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2nd Starbucks Cup: March 2010
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Monday, March 22, 2010. Restaurant Review: Guu Izakaya - Toronto. I've been hearing about this place called Guu for a few months now. After seeing a review from foodpr0n and the Toronto Star it seems like one of the hottest restaurants in the Toronto area right now. How popular? Photo: Black Sesame Ice Cream. For the set with larger photos. Restaurant Review: Torito Tapas Bar. During this march break, I had the chance to try out a tapas bar in Kenningston Market. A friend of mine recommended this pla...
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The Everyday Vegetarian: June 2011
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Friday, June 10, 2011. A proper British cup of tea. Lunch: Salad and mini scones with a proper cup of tea. Dinner: Satay tofu and mixed veggies. Today I fly back to the UK for the first time in over a year and a half, so I'm pretty excited and thought I should post something typically British - and what could be more British than a decent cup of tea? 1 tsp brown/white sugar. Real milk - if you're vegan or lactose intolerant, use whatever milk you fancy, but for me, it's got to be cow's milk. Take the tea...
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The Film Buff Blog: Windy City Heat (2003)
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The Film Buff Blog. Windy City Heat (2003). Having taken some time to re-watch and ruminate over Windy City Heat. I’ve seen it four times and counting), explaining the enduring appeal of it is still tricky. First of all, it’s funny. It’s blindingly funny. It’s tip a cow then kick a duck up the arse funny. It’s also fantastically original in it’s conception and treads heavily where few might dare to tread at all. The underlying fascination of WCH has percolated to the depths of my subconscious and left me...
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The Film Buff Blog: So where are my reviews people?
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The Film Buff Blog. So where are my reviews people? No reviews. no party. Nothing yet. nada. claims that I've been forwarded a few but an empty email tray. Remember when Graham sent his list last year, just after we published? Wonder what he's doing now? Did you really not get mine? If you dont tell me then I wont know to re-send! 12/12/10, 3:08 PM. All my reviews are in, can I still come to your party? 12/12/10, 10:25 PM. 12/13/10, 12:12 AM. Can I still come to the party? 12/14/10, 12:40 PM. The 90-Minu...
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The Film Buff Blog: Great movies....
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The Film Buff Blog. For the last few years I keep finding myself on the other side of the “great” movie debate. It started with Scorsese's Gangs of New York, and has since included Chicago, Lost in Translation, Big Fish, Passion of the Christ, The 40 Year Old Virgin, The Dark Knight, Inglourious Basterds, Avatar, and more than a few others. The list now includes Christopher Nolan's Inception. Is it just me? Only Americans would populate such a blank dream-slate with modern weaponry and giant snow forts t...
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The Film Buff Blog: The 90-Minute Brit TV Experiment.
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The Film Buff Blog. The 90-Minute Brit TV Experiment. Three separate British TV productions made their way to DVD this year, all sporting 90 minute episode running times. There may be others, but the Red Riding Trilogy, Wallander, and Sherlock have seemingly set the table for a very intriguing and rewarding programming format, one that I hope catches on this side of the Atlantic. Pah, BBC Whales. 12/1/10, 12:17 PM. Whered you find out about sherlock? Denis asks me every day about the availability of the ...
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The Film Buff Blog: Revanche.
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The Film Buff Blog. I've often wondered what it was about Austrian thriller Revanche. That made it stay with me over the last few months. I have these images always haunting me. The colour of the woods and the reflections on the water. The eerie atmosphere as he stalks his target on an early morning jog. The long scenes of wood-chopping where we can nearly hear the pop and sizzle of emotional overload. Was it the overwhelming sense of hope amongst desperation that hooked me? 12/16/10, 11:35 PM. The Town ...
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The Film Buff Blog: Scott may not get it, but at least South Park does
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The Film Buff Blog. Scott may not get it, but at least South Park does. The guy doing the song is the best. 12/1/10, 1:23 PM. Fuck Inception. Fuck. It. 12/11/10, 8:28 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. The Film Buff Blog Is Dead. Long Live The Film Bu. Windy City Heat (2003). A year in Jules. Michael Caine is on the war path. So where are my reviews people? Maybe not entirely relevant to film. The Town (2010) and The American (2010). Wait for the Dark Knight ending.
