Katelyn Marchyshyn
Katelyn is a pasta-loving public relations student at Mount Royal University. While learning the valuable skills of writing, social media and event planning at school, she takes her learning in a different direction at home. Instead of reading press releases, she's reading cookbooks from some of her favourite chefs, such as Anthony Bourdain & Matty Matheson–cough, cough, Bologna Bowl, look it up. Katelyn has always had a passion for the culinary arts and loves to share her love of food with others, as a result her friends are no strangers to receiving a variety of snacks at any hour.
Canadian DYK: Québec has its own version of rillettes called cretons
A Canadian version of rillettes, if you will
One day in Calgary: singer Michael Bernard Fitzgerald
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ICYMI: Increased food waste during COVID-19, the call to winterize patios, new rooftop garden in Montreal and more
Here are five food-related news stories you may have missed last week
Different Canadian grains and how to cook with them
How to cook different types of grains to perfection
Recalled peaches, automated grocery shuttle, Foodora settlement and more
Here are five food stories you may have missed
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Don't let this old wive's tale fool you
Cooking is fundamental: Different types of salt and when to use them
It's about to get salty
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Next time you're whipping eggs up, take note of these different kinds of peaks.
Cooking is fundamental: Why should eggs be room temperature before cooking?
Bring those eggs to room temp for the fluffiest cakes
One day in Montreal: Canada's Drag Race finalist Rita Baga
One of Canada's top queens on where to dine in Montreal