December 2010

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If there’s one bowl that signals comfort food, it’s the hot stone bowls at Ka Chi (612 Bloor St. West). The Korea Town institution is always filled with deep black bowls set infront of families, students and friends in search of a good meal that won’t break the bank. One of the dishes that makes me smile is the Hot Stone Pot Bibimbap with Bulgogi and Fried Egg ($8.95). Mix and mash the contents together with a generous squeeze of Sirachi sauce, and on a cold winter night it’ll easily provide stomach insulation for two.

Believe it or not, this isn’t even Ka Chi’s signature dish. Read on to find out what is in that very popular hot stone bowl.

There is nothing better than receiving a gift that’s thoughtful, handmade, created especially for you, and has to do with everyone’s favourite meal: brunch. I was given a hand-drawn Toronto Brunch Map by my co-worker Lindsay Zier-Vogel. After unrolling the scroll with great excitement, I was happy to see two of my regular spots, The Senator and Avenue Diner. But the best thing about the guide are the new places it suggests I spend my weekend mornings, all personally recommended by someone who’s food taste I completely trust. Here Lindsay talks about what’s so great about brunch and how she picked which restaurants should make the map.

Wanna see the map up close? Read on as Lindsay unrolls her scrumptious secrets.

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