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Out of New Nova Scotia Kitchens

July 27, 2020 by Alix Bruch

Out of New Nova Scotia Kitchens 
By Craig Flinn
Formac 

Craig Flinn is a champion of Nova Scotia cooking and is giving new life to old recipes in his latest book. Out of New Nova Scotia Kitchens takes inspiration from local staples including donair, lobster rolls and seafood chowder. Having enjoyed these foods his entire life, Flinn is re-imagining classic dishes making them accessible to everyone in every kitchen. 

Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens (revised edition): Nightingale ...

Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens 
By Marie Nightingale
Nimbus Publishing 

Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens is here to stay, bringing old recipes into new kitchens. First published in 1970, the classic cookbook has since found a home in pantries across the Maritimes. Providing more than just traditional recipes, the bestseller tells the history and stories of food across the region. The book is detailed with simple illustrations and bits of food lore that further add to its timeless quality. 

The Mermaid Handbook 
By Taylor Widrig
Nimbus Publishing 

The Mermaid Handbook tells a story of protecting the ocean and honouring where our food comes from. Told from the perspective of a mermaid, Taylor Widrig’s first book provides fun ways to cook with seaweed, while cultivating love and respect for the ocean. Her favourite recipes featured in the book include sticky rice panda bears and micro-fudge truffle balls. 

 

From Rum to Rhubarb: Modern Recipes for Newfoundland Berries ...

From Rum to Rhubarb 
By Roger Pickavance
Boulder Books 

Roger Pickavance’s latest book was inspired by his home in Newfoundland and Labrador. From Rum to Rhubarb is more personal than his first two books, featuring some of his favourite recipes, which he tested in his own kitchen. The fruits, vegetables and berries that grow in the province are some of the best in the world, and Pickavance has showcased them in new, creative ways. 

East Coast Keto | Breakwater Books Ltd. 

East Coast Keto 
By Bobbi Pike and Geoff Pike
Breakwater Books 

Bobbi Pike has put together a collection of over 120 recipes that offer an introduction to the keto diet and simplifies meals for those already following a ketogenic lifestyle. Offering flavourful low-carb meals, East Coast Keto is a practical guide to health and wellness based on Pike’s personal health journey. The book provides easy to understand information about the keto diet and tips to simplify keto cooking. 

Some Good Sweet Treats | Breakwater Books Ltd.

Some Good: Sweet Treats 
By Jessica Mitton
Breakwater Books 

If you are here for the dessert, Jessica Mitton has got you covered. Some Good: Sweet Treats is her second cookbook, guaranteed to satisfy your sweet tooth with no guilt attached. All of her recipes are gluten-free and dairy-free, leaving you feeling, well,  some good! 

The East Coast's Best Lobster Rolls (English and English Edition ...

The East Coast’s Best Lobster Roll 
By Virginia Lee
Formac 

Everyone is in search of the best lobster roll, and now you don’t need to leave your kitchen to find it! The East Coast’s Best Lobster Rolls features 50 recipes honouring the tried-and-true Atlantic treat. From simple to fancy, there is a roll for every occasion in Virginia Lee’s imaginative new book. 

Filed Under: # 91 Spring 2020, Cooking, Editions, Reviews, Uncategorized Tagged With: Bobbi Pike, Boulder Books, Breakwater Books, Craig Flinn, East Coast Keto, Formac Publishing, From Rum to Rhubarb, Geoff Pike, Jessica Mitton, Marie Nightingale, Nimbus Publishing, Nova Scotia, Out of New Nova Scotia Kitchens, Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens, Roger Pickavance, Some Good: Sweet Treats, Taylor Widrig, The East Coast's Best Lobster Rolls, The Mermaid Handbook, Virginia Lee

February 18, 2016 by Lauren d'Entremont

book heart Atlantic books with loveWith Valentine’s Day smack in the middle and temperatures that make cuddling seem like the best plan, February is often viewed as the month of love. But love doesn’t have to solely be romantic love — it could be love of family, love of food, love of home, love of language, and so on. These Atlantic books remind us that (even in the depths of winter) there are lots of warm feelings to go around whether it’s in poetry or prose, fiction or non.

5 Atlantic Books with Love:

Coastal LivesCoastal Lives: A Memoir by Marjorie Simmins
In this collection of essays, the author examines her life stories through memories and moments, showing the risks and rewards of trusting in love.

 

 

Out of New NS KitchensOut of New Nova Scotia Kitchens: Best-loved East Coast dishes for today by Craig Flinn
By putting his own spin on classic and beloved Atlantic recipes, Chef Flinn taps into something most of us can relate to: making and sharing good food with family and friends.

 

Autism: The Gift That Needs to Be OpenedAutism: The Gift That Needs to Be Opened by Autism Society, Newfoundland and Labrador
This collection of stories demonstrates the love and passion families have for their loved ones on the spectrum.

 

 

The Town that DrownedThe Town That Drowned by Riel Nason
Set in the 1960s and inspired by true events, this book evokes, among other things, the importance of having that place you call home.

 

milton acorn people's poet fernwoodMilton Acorn: The People’s Poet compiled by Kent Martin & Errol Sharpe
True to his moniker as the People’s Poet, Milton Acorn explores our connections, romantic and otherwise, and tells it like it is.

Filed Under: Lists, Web exclusives Tagged With: Autism Society of Newfoundland and Labrador, Autism: The Gift That Needs to Be Opened, Coastal Lives, Craig Flinn, Errol Sharpe, Flanker Press, Formac Publishing, Goose Lane Editions, Kent Martin, Marjorie Simmins, Milton Acorn, Milton Acorn: The People’s Poet, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Out of New Nova Scotia Kitchens, Pottersfield Press, Prince Edward Island, Riel Nason, Roseway Publishing, The Town that Drowned

December 13, 2015 by Lauren d'Entremont

Ship Ornament on Tree

There’s no need to stress about your holiday shopping — Atlantic Books Today has you covered. Looking for something for your sports-crazed cousin, foodie pal, or mystery-loving Secret Santa? Our curated suggestions will have you wrapping up local books for friends, family and more in no time. Maybe you’ll even find a read (or two) to add to your own wish list!

For the Armchair Detective

The Dead LetterOne Hit Wonders

Our picks for mystery lovers both take a bit of a detour from the path of traditional whodunits. Our first pick, The Dead Letter, returns readers to PEI and its reluctant private detective, Anne Brown. When she receives an 11-year-old letter addressed to her late uncle and finds out the letter’s author is now also dead, she must decide whether to delve into crimes past. For a more humorous and satiric take on murder and mayhem, we suggest One Hit Wonders. When Lila turns up dead, the motley crew of men in her life are among the prime suspects in this no-holds-barred crime caper.

For the Sports Fan

Nathan MacKinnonThrowing Rocks at Houses

The winter months are a prime time for sports in Canada and these new releases focus on two of the hottest sports on ice. Nathan MacKinnon: The NHL’s Rising Star charts the career of the Nova Scotia-born NHL first-overall draft pick. From his minor hockey days in Cole Harbour and leading his hometown Halifax Mooseheads to a Memorial Cup win to being named the NHL’s top rookie, this book has all the inside information, interviews, facts and figures to score with any hockey fan. If curling is more their game, world champion curler Colleen Jones’ new memoir, Throwing Rocks at Houses, gives an intimate look at her life in and out of the rink, including how her battle with a serious illness changed her perspective on sports, work, and life.

For the Home Chef

Out of New NS KitchensRock Recipes 2

We all know someone who’s always in the kitchen whipping up something new. These Atlantic Canadian cookbooks will provide more than enough inspiration for the foodie in your life. Known as a champion of the local food movement, Craig Flinn’s latest cookbook, Out of New Nova Scotia Kitchens, offers modern twists on classic and popular East Coast recipes, like donairs, lobster rolls, and seafood chowder. With Rock Recipes 2, food blogger Barry C. Parsons is back with even more Newfoundland-inspired dishes. This cookbook offers real food from a real Newfoundland kitchen for home chefs everywhere, including photos of each recipe and helpful tips.

For the History Buff

AftershockA Beautiful Sight

Though Atlantic Canada has a rich history going back hundreds of years, our picks for those who love the true stories of our region shine the spotlight on the people and events that shaped the place we call home in the 20th century. Aftershock: The Halifax Explosion and the Persecution of Pilot Francis Mackey explores the aftermath of the blast and how Mackey, the pilot of the munitions ship Mont Blanc, became an unfair target of blame among citizens and federal officials. Celebrating 50 years as a federal port, A Beautiful Sight: Stories from the Port of St. John’s tells the story of this important cultural and economic terminal directly from those who work its waters.

For the Art & Music Lover

Wicked and WeirdJohn Greer: retroActive

For those who can’t get enough culture in any form, we have book picks for the visual and musical arts enthusiast. Nova Scotia’s Rich Terfry may be better know as music-maker Buck 65 and as a CBC Radio host. But it’s his talent for storytelling that’s on display in our music pick, Wicked & Weird: The Amazing Tales of Buck 65, a boisterous look at the unbelievable adventures of his musical alter-ego. Any patron of the arts would love to receive John Greer: retroActive. This comprehensive tome contains more than 300 representations of this sculptor, conceptual artist and unconventional art maker’s moving reflections on the human environment. A must for the art collector!

For the Young Reader

Asp of AscentionSmall Bones

An intriguing story is always exciting for any young reader to receive and these adventures are sure to please. Egyptian artifacts, a curious disappearance, and high school combine to thrust teenager Nefertari “Terry” Hughes into the spotlight and into the heart of an ancient mystery in Asp of Ascension. In our other pick, Small Bones, Dot has a different kind of mystery to solve. Searching for the truth about her parents, she investigates the past and learns more than she bargains for about the legacy of love and lies.

Filed Under: #80 Winter 2015, Features Tagged With: A Beautiful Sight: Stories from the Port of St. John's, Aftershock: The Halifax Explosion and the Persecution of Pilot Francis Mackey, Allan Byrne, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Asp of Ascension, Barry C. Parsons, BR Myers, Breakwater Books, Colleen Jones, Craig Flinn, David Diviney, Doubleday Canada, Fierce Ink Press, Findley Martin, Flanker Press, Formac Publishing Ltd., Goose Lane Editions, Janet Maybee, John Greer: retroActive, Nathan MacKinnon: The NHL's Rising Star, Nimbus Publishing, One Hit Wonders, Orca Book Publishers, Out of New Nova Scotia Kitchens, Patrick Warner, Paul Hollingsworth, Penguin Canada, Rich Terfry, Rock Recipes 2: More Great Food From My Newfoundland Kitchen, Small Bones, The Acorn Press, The Dead Letter, Throwing Rocks at Houses: My Life In and Out of Curling, Vicki Grant, Wicked & Weird: The Amazing Tales of Buck 65

November 23, 2015 by Valerie Mansour

Out of New NS KitchensIn 1970 Marie Nightingale authored Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens, a recipe collection destined to be a classic.  Fast-forward 45 years and Craig Flinn brings us Out of New Nova Scotia Kitchens. As the title promises, we find today’s favourites, reflective of the province and its people.

The book is presented, not by courses or ingredients, but by season, plus year-round recipes – an effective way to encourage us to buy locally and seasonally.  Flinn offers typical dishes and ingredients, but presented in his own, fresh way. Seafood Chowder has a puréed soup base, Lobster Rolls have a flavourful sauce, and Strawberry Shortcake has a wine glaze. Flinn’s Mac and Cheese features a combo of artisanal cheeses plus good ol’ Velveeta.

The photos are beautiful, although many have a recipe over top. This is a fun, inspirational, accessible cookbook compelling the reader to immediately head for the kitchen.

Out of New Nova Scotia Kitchens: Best-loved East Coast dishes for today
by Craig Flinn
$24.95, hardcover, 160 pp.
Formac Publishing, September 2015

Filed Under: #80 Winter 2015, Cooking, Hidden, Reviews Tagged With: Atlantic Books for the Holidays 2015, Craig Flinn, Formac Publishing, Marie Nightingale, Nova Scotia, Out of New Nova Scotia Kitchens, Out of Old Nova Scotia Kitchens

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