Ah, the Sugar Shack! We go there every spring without really wondering where this Quebec tradition comes from. Yet its story deserves to be passed on from generation to generation. The sugar shack is not only a place of taste pleasures, it is...
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Kombucha is a sweet carbonated drink made from yeast, sugar, and fermented green or black tea. The process of fermenting tea for Kombucha uses a Symbiotic Colony Of Bacteria and Yeast, known as SCOBY. During the fermentation process, the SCOBY...
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An ancestral food consumed in Indonesia for 2000 years, tempeh is a central food in vegan cuisine. It readily replaces meat in many recipes, giving them that 100% healthy and vegan touch. Tempeh is a product made from fermented soybeans. In the...
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A little bit of story about Yoghurt At least four millennia ago, in the Mongolian steppes, nomads transported their milk in skins made of sheep or goatskin. Historians believe that by being tossed around on the back of a buffalo, the milk was...
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One thing we learned with the covid is to adapt ourselves, not do too much plan, leave open ideas and be flexible. So you will found below a list of products and ready meals that you can buy at Meat & Meet. If it is more convenient, we do...
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With the coronavirus, the death of Kobe Bryant and the fires in Australia, 2020 was shaping up to be an intense year. One of the many explanations lurks in the stars and, unfortunately, tells us that it is far from over. Whether you read...
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Today I offer you three menu choices for Christmas. You can cook the menu yourself or ask us to prepare certain dishes for you by giving us your order before or at the latest on December 11th. Don’t wait to put your orders in, we already...
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The origin of the Christmas feast comes from the Christian religion. To celebrate the coming of Christ, the period leading up to Christmas was marked by a period of “lean days”. We did not eat meat then. On Christmas Eve, before going to night...
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The word Christmas comes from the Latin “natalis” which means birth. It does refer to the birth of Jesus Christ. However, the feast of December 25 existed long before Christianity, when it celebrated the winter solstice. In this period when the...
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The current trend in the world is to do it yourself. 8 out of 10 people regularly concoct dishes or prepare products that they could have bought in “ready-to-use” stores. It can be a puree or a jam, a soup or a pastry … Is it...
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