Episode 198 ”Panic buying, do you really need all that stuff.”

Hoarding! or is it Panic buying? or stocking up? Whats the difference and should you do it? In this episode Jonathan, Darren and William delve into the effects of panic buying, how you can stock up sustainably, what to buy, when, and how to store it. Food shortages can occur anywhere, for many reasons, this episide will ensure that whereever you are, you are well prepared.

Episode 186 "Menu planning like a pro."

In this episode Jonathan, Darren and William deep dive into all aspects of food and menu planning, from taking stock of what you have, too deciding how many meals you are planning for - it can all be so daunting but with the tips, tricks and even ‘Jon’s 6 step plan’ you’ll save time, waste less and eat better!

Episode 185 " What's in your cart? To deliver or not to deliver."

With the rise in popularity of online shopping, the Edible Valley takes a closer look at grocery ordering + delivery services. For this newest innovation in how we procure our food-stuffs, we dug a bit beyond the surface to reveal some interesting observations and a few unexpected (and uplifting) findings.. 

Episode 162 " What is this Edible thing all About?"

Do you eat, drink, think, local? We have “Edible Vancouver Island” to talk with us about their new with quarterly publication and online resource, committed to celebrating and promoting the local food and drink culture of Vancouver Island. Dawn Postnikoff (Publisher / Editor) and Danika McDowell (Creative Director) join us to discuss their new project. 

Episode 158" What's good at the Honey Grove?"

 
Well we have been sitting on this interview for a while now. This time we slow things down and find out what makes great bread. Mark from Honey Grove bakery sits down with us to discuss’s his products, where he makes it and what makes it so good. Enjoy this episode as we learn about taking your time to make something right and using only the best of ingredients.

Episode 151" What's so great about Mushrooms"

Finally!! We have a chance to talk with Michael Vossen, our local mushroom man and forager. This is our opportunity to pick Michaels brain on; where to pick? what to pick? what you can grow? and some precautions when picking. We also learn about what he has at the market from fresh to dried. Hope this get you excited about mushroom whether cooking or picking we get the chance to learn Mushrooms. 

Episode 140 " Where have all the cooks gone?"

Looking for a Chef? Looking for a cook? Join the club! Its becoming more and more difficult to find kitchen staff. Jonathan and Darren discuss what is happening in the 'back of house' across Canada.

Episode 136 "What makes good Bread"

Today on the Edible Valley podcast we're learning about bread and who better to learn from then the experts at Cake Bread. Jorden Marshall (owner) and Ian Harris (head baker/pastry chef). We learn what they are doing and the many products they carry.

Episode 132 "What is with all the Plastic?"

On this episode after a visit to the local grocery market Jonathan goes on a bit of a rant about plastics and plastics in the food industry. How can we change things? What can we do? Darren and Jonathan have some ideas and look forward to hearing from you about of some of your own.
 

Episode 128" What's so important about olive oil"

 
Ever wonder what's so great about Olive Oil? This episode we talk with Lisa Whitmore from Signature Oil & Vinegar. We get into the joy of cooking with quality olive oils and what to look out for next time you pick up a bottle. Hint: freshly made olive oil from passionate individuals is best. Find out what Signature Oil & Vinegar can provide to you and how they can help make your next meal special.
 
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