…it has been shown to increase energy and stamina, alleviate menopause and PMS symptoms, and increase sexual libido.

Here in Caledon we have a perfect model of CSA in the form of the Whole Village Sustainable Farm on Shaw’s Creek Road. Whole Village is a biodynamic farm on 191 acres, growing fruits and vegetables without the use of artificial fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides.

Using premium olive wood to fashion his food utensils was a natural for celebrity David Rocco, host of Food Network Canada’s “David Rocco’s Dolce Vita”

With all the local food resources we have, how can we not stop thinking about newly inspired recipe ideas to utilize what is soon coming into season?

Olive oil stepped into the North American spotlight and came into vogue in the 90s. Its history stretches back to ancient times when it was believed to bestow youth and strength.

Learning to snack on foods that are nutrient-rich has many benefits, which include boosting your energy and fortifying your immune system.

Over the years, garlic has been used to treat infections, snakebites, colds, high blood pressure, arthritis, baldness and, of course, it has hung over many a doorway to ward off vampires!

Tea can be a world of new discovery, since there are over 2000 kinds. Just like wine, teas taste different depending on the region, soil, altitude and amount of rain received.

Caledon Living presents the fourth annual Caledon Culinary Challenge 2009