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A Drive through the Valley
My girlfriend from Alberta visited this weekend. There’s nothing I love more than showing off the valley to my Albertan friends. They may have more money, but we have more flowers. Continue reading
Posted in Cowichan Bay, Duncan, Good food, Maple Bay
Tagged Bakery, cowichan, Cowichan Bay, drive, Duncan, Maple Bay, Tzouhalem
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Saison Market’s Green Eggs and Feet
If you haven’t been to Saison Market on Mays Road for a taste of France, consider yourself lucky. Once you do, no bread or pastry will taste the same. But this isn’t about Saison’s incredibly-sweet-yet-impossibly-light cinnamon buns, or their tortiere that in one bite could make an anglophone bilingual. This is about green eggs and hens feet. Continue reading
