Living

A popular New Year’s resolution is eating healthier and/or having less fat in the foods we eat every day. Every January we will notice an onslaught of extra people at the gym or on local outdoor running tracks.

Back in the 1980s, there was a short-lived ad campaign urging people to eat donuts for breakfast. I was one of the few supporters of this campaign.

Move over red roses: True love is best expressed with fried chicken. This Valentine's Day you can once again tell someone you care with a fried chicken bouquet from Juke.

When you watch as many cooking shows as I do, you get convinced that the best dishes are the most complex. These TV chefs go to incredible hoops to develop “depth of flavour” and put as many bells and whistles into dishes.

When was the last time you have a craving for fried chicken? For me, I never actually stop craving fried chicken. My body is in an eternal craving mode for crispy, juicy chicken thighs and drumsticks that aren’t greasy.

Chinese New Year is a time to celebrate the beginning of the Chinese lunar calendar. The holiday honors deities as well as ancestors, traditions and folklores passed down in families.

This Sunday, Jan. 19, you can get free popcorn right here in Burnaby.

Are you ready for Dine Out Vancouver 2020? Because it is time to plan your eating. Now in its 18th year, the annual restaurant and food festival will be back to tantalize locals and visitors to Metro Vancouver from Jan. 17 until Feb.

What are the greatest three words in the English language? For some (maybe me), it’s “all-day breakfast.” String those words together for any foodie and you’ll see a smile on my … er … their faces.

We seem to be quite keen on replication here in Vancouver. When a restaurant or cafe does well in Metro Vancouver, quite often that business eyes expansion, adding second, third, or, even more branches in the city or region.