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One door closes….

One door closes….

Another chapter of my retail initiative has come to a close. Unfortunately, the landlord of 730 Front Road has declined my request for a non-competition clause in my lease. This is a very standard practice when leasing retail space, as it prevents another business from doing the same thing in such close proximity. Instead of … Continue reading

A new love affair….

A new love affair….

A new love affair with, Olives? When it comes to olives there is a very definitive line between the lovers and the haters. I have always found myself on the latter side of the line. I do however admit, I was not very adventurous when it came to tasting foods made with olives.  I always … Continue reading

Local it is!

Local it is!

Today was a great day for local food in Kingston.  A new market had it’s grand opening with great success.  The Memorial Centre Farmers Market will now be running every Sunday from 9am – 2pm! 5  local food vendors really stood out for me: Ironwood Organics – Producers of Red Fife Wheat Stone Ground Flour … Continue reading

To market, to market…..

To market, to market…..

Tomorrow is my first official market day of the season! I am really excited about the feedback I received last weekend at the Mulberry Mayfair, it was a great way to kick off my newest venture.  I will have lots of Traditional Food Starters, including Kombucha Tea Scoby & Water Kefir Grains! I will also … Continue reading

Thank You!

Thank You!

  I wanted to post a thank-you to the many wonderful people I had the pleasure of interacting with today.  I always love the atmosphere of Mulberry Waldorf School but today I was able to really take in the people who make Mulberry a community.  I had the opportunity to discuss Traditional Foods with a … Continue reading

Sunday is a warm cup of milk!

Sunday is a warm cup of milk!

Sundays are slow. sleeping in. long relaxed breakfasts. fresh pressed juice. lazy weekend tasks to prepare for the week ahead. baking. fermenting. and the best of all….the smell of warm milk. Warm milk?  My Sunday rituals are best described as a warm cup of milk.  I warm milk for making yogurt for the week ahead. … Continue reading

Sacred Heart Diet – Day 2

Sacred Heart Diet – Day 2

Day 2 – April 30th Eat all the fresh raw, cooked, or canned veggies you need but no fruit today.  Try to eat green leafy veggies and stay away from dry beans, peas or corn. Eat veggies along with soup today and a baked potato at dinner time with butter. (for more information about the … Continue reading

One Week Trial Basket!

One Week Trial Basket!

Due to the amount of interest in the Perfectly Prepped Local Food Basket, I have decided to make a trial week available.  This will allow those with questions/hesitations to see first hand what Perfectly Prepped has to offer before making a commitment for the summer. The basket will be based on my regular season half … Continue reading

Perfectly Prepped Pricing….

  To keep things simple there are two options available for this season: Full Basket Share  ($125 per week) – This basket is based around the food requirements for an average family of 4, where the kids are old enough to eat everything on the menu. Half Basket Share ($75 per week) – This basket … Continue reading