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The Veal Deal: Cooking Wiener Schnitzel in Vienna
Vienna’s Wrenkh brothers teach the art of schnitzel and invite travellers to taste Austria’s heritage, one cutlet at a time. By Ann Ruppenstein When it comes to preparing Wiener schnitzel, the golden, deep-fried veal cutlets that are a staple of Austrian cuisine, chef Leo Wrenkh has a straightforward approach for beginners. “There’s a simple rule,” he explains from the cooking
Martinique’s Homegrown Flavours
From rainforest cacao to beachfront rum tastings, Martinique’s culinary identity is inseparable from the land that feeds it. By Jessica Huras Miles from Martinique’s sandy beaches and sun-splashed coastlines, I find myself deep in the island’s northern rainforest, following a path tangled with hibiscus, heliconia and wild cilantro at Habitation Céron. Founded in 1658 as a sugar plantation, the 75-hectare
Canadian-Made Finds for a Festive Table
Host in style with pieces that spark conversation and celebrate Canadian craftsmanship. Dompierre Mineral Stoneware Salad Bowl — Montreal, QuebecWith its clean lines and earthy textures, this hand-thrown bowl by ceramicist Marie-Ève Dompierre adds both warmth and elegance to your holiday spread.$120 Monokiini Hand-Shaped Cappuccino Tumblers (Set of 2) — Montreal, QuebecThese playful tumblers, shaped like hands, are made for
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The Veal Deal: Cooking Wiener Schnitzel in Vienna
Vienna’s Wrenkh brothers teach the art of schnitzel and invite travellers to taste Austria’s heritage, one cutlet at a time. By Ann Ruppenstein When it comes to preparing Wiener schnitzel, the golden, deep-fried veal cutlets that are a staple of Austrian cuisine, chef Leo Wrenkh has a straightforward approach for beginners. “There’s a simple rule,” he explains from the cooking
Holland America Line Unveils Caribbean-Inspired Menus and Cocktails
New island-themed dishes and drinks debut across the cruise fleet this winter. This winter, Holland America Line is transforming its Caribbean sailings into full-fledged culinary journeys. From October 2025 through April 2026, six ships will feature new regionally inspired menus and cocktails celebrating the vibrant flavours of the Caribbean — all crafted with the cruise line’s hallmark focus on fine dining
Martinique’s Homegrown Flavours
From rainforest cacao to beachfront rum tastings, Martinique’s culinary identity is inseparable from the land that feeds it. By Jessica Huras Miles from Martinique’s sandy beaches and sun-splashed coastlines, I find myself deep in the island’s northern rainforest, following a path tangled with hibiscus, heliconia and wild cilantro at Habitation Céron. Founded in 1658 as a sugar plantation, the 75-hectare
Hale Muskoka: A new spot for art, food and fun
A few minutes off Highway 11, tucked into the trees just outside Gravenhurst, a new summer destination is taking root in Muskoka. Hale Muskoka, a five-acre farm turned year-round culture hub, officially opens on August 10, bringing design-forward cabins, live music, local makers and fire pit feasts to cottage country. Picture this: You’re roaming an open-air market filled with handmade
Make It a Hockey Night in Montreal at Stanley Restaurant
Game-night energy meets gourmet at Le Centre Sheraton, just steps from the rink. Stanley Restaurant Bar Nestled in the heart of downtown at Le Centre Sheraton Montréal Hôtel—just steps from the Bell Centre—Stanley brings together the thrill of a hockey night out with a culinary twist. Opened last year, the restaurant occupies the hotel’s revamped lobby, offering visitors and locals
Chef spotlight: Catching up with Alexandra Launay, executive chef, Ladurée, Canada
Alexandra Launay has fond childhood memories of baking cakes with her mother. “I started very early,” she recalls, noting that French labour laws admit employment by those as young as 15. With several family members working in bakeries, Launay grew up in the pastry industry, and later left her hometown to train as a pastry apprentice in Paris, France. Working
The Veal Deal: Cooking Wiener Schnitzel in Vienna
Vienna’s Wrenkh brothers teach the art of schnitzel and invite travellers to taste Austria’s heritage, one cutlet at a time. By Ann Ruppenstein When it comes to preparing Wiener schnitzel, the golden, deep-fried veal cutlets that are a staple of Austrian cuisine, chef Leo Wrenkh has a straightforward approach for beginners. “There’s a simple rule,” he explains from the cooking
Japan’s Most Polarizing Superfood
By Matthew Owens With its sticky texture and bold aroma, nattō can be an acquired taste—but for millions in Japan, it’s a superfood tied to health, culture and home. Nattō (pronounced nah-tow) may be an unusual-looking word—and if you’ve never heard of it, you’re not alone. Unlike its more illustrious culinary cousins (think tempura, ramen and sushi), nattō hasn’t yet