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Eatdrink Waterloo & Wellington #3 October/November 2018

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42 |<strong>October</strong>/<strong>November</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

eatdrink.ca |@eatdrinkmag<br />

Forest City Cookbook is focused on<br />

community. There’s a special mention of Urban<br />

Roots, a non-profit dedicated to utilizing<br />

underused city space to grow fresh food. Its<br />

goal is to reduce food insecurity by facilitating<br />

the placement of urban farm plots throughout<br />

London. <strong>Eatdrink</strong>’s Food Editor Bryan Lavery<br />

contributed the cookbook’s foreword and a<br />

summary of local culinary history. His recipe<br />

for Roasted Vegetable Terrine is an ideal way<br />

to bring a variety of these vegetables together<br />

while keeping their flavours and textures<br />

intact. Infinitely variable, it can be served as an<br />

appetizer or main course and tastes as amazing<br />

as it looks.<br />

Alieska Robles’s Forest City Cookbook<br />

connects the dots between all the players in<br />

the local farm-to-table community. It’s the<br />

story of our city and some of the people who<br />

work so hard to make it a special place to be:<br />

producers, educators, suppliers, chefs and<br />

artists. Robles looks at London with fresh<br />

eyes and shows us what we may have missed<br />

in our complacency. Sometimes it takes a new<br />

perspective to make you appreciate how good<br />

we have it.<br />

TRACY TURLIN is a freelance writer and dog groomer<br />

in London. Reach her at tracyturlin@gmail.com<br />

Recipes excerpted from Forest City Cookbook<br />

reproduced by arrangement with the Publisher.<br />

All rights reserved.<br />

Apple Crisp<br />

with Candied Bacon, Bacon Caramel Sauce & Aged Cheese<br />

by JULIANNA GUY WESSELING<br />

Prep: 35 Minutes • Cook: 1 Hour 30 Minutes<br />

Serves 8<br />

Apples • Dessert • Easy<br />

Apple crumble and apple pie<br />

with cheddar have always<br />

been top contenders on my<br />

father’s favourite desserts<br />

list. He would even ask for<br />

them instead of birthday cake!<br />

This recipe quickly became<br />

my family’s “go-to” dessert<br />

but needed a little “extra<br />

something” to be a contestwinning<br />

recipe for submitting<br />

to the <strong>Eatdrink</strong> magazine<br />

recipe contest. Combining<br />

sweet and peppery bacon with<br />

creamy, salty caramel, and<br />

sharp aged cheese is a twist<br />

on a classic that is sure to<br />

impress!<br />

CRUMB TOPPING<br />

¾ cup flour<br />

1 cup quick oats<br />

¼ cup packed brown sugar<br />

2 Tbsp sugar<br />

½ tsp salt<br />

⅔ cup butter, frozen, grated<br />

love<br />

In a large bowl, mix flour, oats,<br />

brown sugar, white sugar and salt.

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