Dorsia Restaurant: A New Elegant Concept in Old Montreal
Le Restaurant Dorsia propose un superbe décor, un service, en passant par l'ambiance et la qualité de la nourriture
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Le Restaurant Dorsia propose un superbe décor, un service, en passant par l'ambiance et la qualité de la nourriture
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Grégoire Routy, chef at Boxermans, remembered his recipe for yoghurt cake, made as a child with his grandmother.
Laurent Dagenais welcomed us into his warm and refined home to answer a few questions!
Looking for a good recipe to cook with your little ones? Try these schupfnudeln from chef Jens Ruoff. Schupfnu-what? SCHUP-FNU-DELN!
The world of wine is fascinating. It abounds with inspiring stories in which wine is the driving force.Among them is the story of a passionate woman who has made a name for herself through her authenticity and uncompromising convictions. Isabelle Legeron is not only the founder of RAW WINE — which brings together natural wine enthusiasts from all over the world — but also the first and only French woman to have obtained the title of Master of Wine. For more than 20 years, she has dedicated herself to the world of wine, and more particularly to the world of natural wine. Here is a glimpse into her journey.
Having just returned from Paris, Marie l'Enfer offers us her favourite addresses for a treat without breaking the bank.
Like a conductor with an orchestra, Marcus Montreal's executive chef Jason DeJordy-Morris leads a brigade of 36 cooks. Interview with a virtuoso who's not afraid to improvise.
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