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Weekly Poll: Kingston’s Signature Dish
Philadelphia is known for its cheesesteak. Belgium is the birthplace of waffles. And Quebec lays claim to first combining french fries, cheese curds and gravy. While not every city in the world can claim responsibility for creating popular menu items, they each have unique and interesting restaurants, public markets, bakeries, breweries and other manufacturers of [...]
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Six Questions for Luke Hayes-Alexander
For a majority of Kingstonist’s readers, Chef Luke Hayes-Alexander does not require much of an introduction. My past dining experiences at Luke’s have been extraordinary treats, as the locally sourced, creative menu is unlike anything you’ll find elsewhere in the Limestone City. Or any other city for that matter. After multiple viewings of Luke’s Kitchen, [...]
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Luke’s Kitchen
Back in March of 2008, Kingstonist published our second food-related post, which featured a well known dining establishment by the name of Luke’s. This local culinary gem is special for many reasons, while it has arguably put Kingston on the map for foodies and critics alike. As a part of last week’s Kingston Canadian Film [...]
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Luke’s Gastronomy
When you hear the words “Master Chef” the mind tends to conjure images of an older man or woman, probably in his or her 50s or 60s – someone who has had decades of training from top chefs all over the world. One would never suspect that the master of gourmet could be a seventeen-year-old. [...]
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