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Honey Bee’Lixir (English Ale) Railway City Brewing Company

January 21, 2015 by Dale Leave a Comment

Bee'lixir (landscape label)

Floats like cloud and drinks like a bee, this is the latest from Railway City … Rating → 79 points Stats: English Ale. 5% ABV. 29 IBUs. St Thomas, Ontario. Size: 750mL bottle Colour: Dark red-brown amber — perfectly filtered Mouth Feel: Medium-low, natural carbonation; relatively flat on the tongue with a low specific gravity….

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Filed Under: Ale, Beer Reviews, Eats, Seasonal and/or Specialty Tagged With: bee, beer, carbonation, craft beer, Honey, IBU, malt, mead, Ontario, Railway City, Review, sessionable, St Thomas

Sweet Ginger-Garlic Chicken Wings

October 24, 2013 by Dale 6 Comments

Ah, the chicken wing. At one time a throw-away piece of chicken, now an exercise in Friday-night indulgence. While I in no way, shape or form claim professional training or knowledge as a cook, I did spend a few years early in my university life as a line-cook in a busy downtown Calgary restaurant: Ed’s…

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Filed Under: Appetizers, Eats, Gluten-Free, Mains, Poultry, Recipes Tagged With: appetizer, bake, Calgary, chicken wings, Cooking, Ed's Restaurant, food, friday night, Garlic, ginger, glaze, Gluten-Free, Honey, poultry, Recipe, sweet

Tagine with Merguez Sausage and Winter Vegetables

February 14, 2013 by Dale Leave a Comment

You may have noticed that for the past month at least I’ve been pretty much in a “winter” theme.  Something about going cross-country skiing and shovelling snow that screams comfort food — and there are fewer better examples of comfort food than any stew. One of my very favourite stews is tagine, a North African dish so…

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Filed Under: Eats, Gluten-Free, Mains, Mediterranean, Recipes, Stew Tagged With: baked, carrot, Cinnamon, Cooking, earthenware dish, eggplant, food, ginger, Honey, Merguez Sausage, Morocco, North Africa, pearl onions, prunes, Recipe, savory, sesame, stew, sweet, sweet potato, Tagine, Winter, Winter Vegetables

“Déesse D’Ham-Sud” (Extra Pale Ale), Les Brasseurs du Hameau

February 5, 2013 by Dale Leave a Comment

If ever a beer looked poured as it does in the bottle, this is surely the one. And, yes, it is a beautiful label – thoughtful, modern, and not overly designed. The beer looks pale, even without pouring it, and with the “Zen” language on the label, you’re expecting calm – like some Aphrodisiac blonde…

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Filed Under: Beer Reviews, Eats, Pale Ale Tagged With: bee keeper, beer, Déesse D’Ham-Sud, English, English Pale Ale, Extra Pale Ale, food, goddess, green apples, Honey, Les Brasseurs du Hameau, malts, microbreweries, miel, on lees, Quebec, Raw honey, Review, St-Joseph-De-Ham-Sud, sur lies, unfiltered, weizen beer, Winter Beer, Wit beer, Zen

30 Poems in 30 Days – Global Poetry Writing Month (2022)

  • A Love Song

    A Love Song
  • Chosen

    Chosen
  • Wormwood

    Wormwood
  • Bashert

    Bashert
  • Lumber Dog

    Lumber Dog
  • Aisling for the Land

    Aisling for the Land
  • Hard Boiled Boy

    Hard Boiled Boy
  • The Blasted

    The Blasted
  • Sense of Time

    Sense of Time
  • We Reflect

    We Reflect
  • A Family Grown

    A Family Grown
  • Fly — Away

    Fly — Away
  • Curtains

    Curtains
  • A Question Heard

    A Question Heard
  • The Storm

    The Storm
  • A Dis-Ode to the Mushoom

    A Dis-Ode to the Mushoom
  • Bun in the Oven

    Bun in the Oven
  • The world don’t owe you nothing

    The world don’t owe you nothing
  • the syrphid

    the syrphid
  • Osborne

    Osborne
  • Love is not a Word

    Love is not a Word
  • Meta

    Meta
  • Super-Pop

    Super-Pop
  • footprints on the sands of time

    footprints on the sands of time
  • Spring Grows

    Spring Grows
  • Neptune’s Recline

    Neptune’s Recline
  • Red Light, Green Light, Stop

    Red Light, Green Light, Stop
  • Wuthering Heights

    Wuthering Heights
  • Afterwinter

    Afterwinter
  • The Story of a Dog

    The Story of a Dog

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