Anancy
Not in the biggest blogging mood lately so sorry for the delay of our latest outing. Oh and we did go to 2 other places, I was not in attendance and I never got a blog from the ones present…so the group did go to the Oyster Shack and Braseiro….if you were...
May 5th
Most people don’t know that back in 1912, Hellmann’s mayonnaise was manufactured in England. In fact, the Titanic was carrying 12,000 jars of the condiment scheduled for delivery in Vera Cruz, Mexico, which was to be the next...A Taste Of The Caribbean Food Festival
A Taste Of The Caribbean Food Festival Another great festival found in our fare city of Montreal! A major caribbean food festival in the City of Montreal which celebrates the smells, tastes, sights, and sounds of the caribbean. 10TH ANNIVERSARY May 31, 2009 Place...
2nd year Anniversary Party
Last Saturday, March 14th was the Cheap Ethnic Eatz dinner groups 2nd anniversary. And boy was it ever a party! The party was held at a previously visited restaurant called L’Ambroisie. I won’t go into specific the details of the actual place in this blog,...
Les Cultures gourmandes de Pointe-à -Callière
The press release is only in French….but reserve your May 30th and 31st 2009! COMMUNIQUÉ Pour diffusion immédiate LES CULTURES GOURMANDES DE POINTE-À-CALLIÈRE Sur la place Royale et aux abords du Musée Le samedi 30 mai de 11 h à 19...Happy St. Patrick’s Day Leprechaun Footprints
Saint Patrick’s Day is an annual feast day which celebrates Saint Patrick , one of the patron saints of Ireland, and is generally celebrated on March 17. The 185th Montreal St. Patrick’s Day Parade is scheduled to begin 12 p.m. on Sunday, March 22, 2009 at...Resto El Chalateco – Best Salvadoran Yet!
Last Saturday I co-organized a baby shower for a friend. It was just a simple dinner out with friends as the mother to be is rather unconventional when it comes to such celebrations. We were six…the parents to be, 2 girls and 2 guys. We had lots of last minute...Pass the ancient Irish butter please
Ok now here is a useless little interesting fact I read and researched. Some of the commonest archaeological finds in Ireland are barrels of ancient butter, buried in the peat bogs: they flavored butter heavily with garlic, knuckled it into a wooden firkin, and buried...Welcome to CulturEatz! I am Evelyne and I am obsessed with making dishes from around the world and traveling. You can read more about my exotic journey here.
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