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Episode 204 ”Certifications in Cooking” Chef Series #2

Thursday Mar 10, 2022

Episode 204 ”Certifications in Cooking” Chef Series #2

Thursday Mar 10, 2022

On this episode of The Edible Valley Podcast, chef Jonathan Frazier sits down with third year  apprentice Miguel Varela to discuss the levels and training in the cooking profession. They discuss the current three year cooks apprenticeship program to become a red seal as well as certified chef and master chef programs. Join us as we learn more about Miguels journey and what is needed to be learned to become a chef.  

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Episode 201 ”So you want to be a Chef ?” Chef series #1

Thursday Jan 27, 2022

Episode 201 ”So you want to be a Chef ?” Chef series #1

Thursday Jan 27, 2022

On this episode, Chef Jonathan ask the question what does it take to be a chef? It’s one thing to cook it’s another thing to be the one in charge. If this interest you then join with us as we explore the world of culinary arts and the rewarding career that comes along with it.  I guess it’s time to tattoo up and show off those cuts and burns we are about to start learning what it takes to become a chef.

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Episode 200 ”#200”

Saturday Jan 15, 2022

Episode 200 ”#200”

Saturday Jan 15, 2022

Its finally here, the 200th episode of the Edible Valley Podcast. With the 10th anniversary on the horizon, Jon, Darren and William discuss some of the standout highlights from the last 10 years, covering the most memorable guests and lessons learnt. With some spoilers about the next 10 years, this is a podcast not to be missed. Join us, as we explore your, Edible Valley.

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Episode 188 Interview "Time for pizza with Jackknife Pizza"

Friday Jun 25, 2021

Episode 188 Interview "Time for pizza with Jackknife Pizza"

Friday Jun 25, 2021

Who better to redefine 'pizza' than the very farmer who grows/raises the ingredients? In this episode Jonathan, Darren and William meet with Jim from Jackknife Pizza. Jim has embarked on a journey to challenge our view of pizza by throwing out the playbook and starting from scratch. From aging the Pizza dough, tossing out the standbys, to a complete bottom up revolution on traditional flavour combinations, Jim has tapped into his extensive farming knowledge to bring a completely new pizza offering to the table. And we're all better for it.

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Epsiode 179 "What's happening at restaurants during Covid"

Tuesday Jan 12, 2021

Epsiode 179 "What's happening at restaurants during Covid"

Tuesday Jan 12, 2021

  In this episode we discuss how the ongoing pandemic and its related restrictions are affecting the food industry, from restaurants and providers, to our own kitchens.   It's not all doom and gloom, as we dig for some positive takes, and discuss ways we can all help keep the restaurant industry strong in this time of uncertainty.

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Episode 168 "BreakFast at Tidal Cafe"

Tuesday Jun 30, 2020

Episode 168 "BreakFast at Tidal Cafe"

Tuesday Jun 30, 2020

What a great time we had talking to the owners of Tidal Cafe! Kurt and Blythe Reimer were exuberant, enthusiastic, and gracious guests on this episode the Edible Valley. Their passion for the Valley, good food, and building community bursts forth in everything they do. It's impossible to not get swept up in their energy and dedication to their craft!   Facebook: Tidal Cafe Instagram:Tidal Cafe

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Episode 167 "Back to Work"

Tuesday Jun 16, 2020

Episode 167 "Back to Work"

Tuesday Jun 16, 2020

 With the easing off on Covid-19 restrictions, people are returning to their daily and weekly routines, including dining out. Jonathan and Darren discuss the process of returning to the restaurant industry under these new conditions, and also touch on what they’ve been doing in food during the closure.        

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Episode 165 "Why are farmers so important to chefs?

Friday Apr 10, 2020

Episode 165 "Why are farmers so important to chefs?

Friday Apr 10, 2020

Today, Jon and Darren talk about the relationship between chef and farmer. Not just how they play an important role in each other's lives, but the rippling effect outward, and how far it reaches in the community, local economy, and even food trends. The give and take back and forth plays a strong role in the identity of each other's business and persona. Listen in as we discuss what we feel are the 10 most compelling points.  

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

Friday Nov 30, 2018

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

Friday Nov 30, 2018

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. 

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Episode 157 "Can Sustainable Seafood Save the Courtenay River Salmon? "

Saturday Jun 02, 2018

Episode 157 "Can Sustainable Seafood Save the Courtenay River Salmon? "

Saturday Jun 02, 2018

On Sat. May 26 at Locals Restaurant, Canadian celebrity Chef Ned Bell headlined a special gourmet "estuary luncheon" to benefit Project Watershed's partnership with the K'omoks First Nation to restore the old sawmill site on the Courtenay River. Returning this land back to nature will help save local wild salmon populations in one of BC's top chinook estuaries - and fundraising is essential to "unpave a parking lot and put up paradise". As founder of Chefs for Oceans and the Executive Chef of OceanWise, Chef Ned Bell wants his food to start conversations about supply choices, creative and sustainable seafood options, and working together for a healthier future. We also spoke with Lesley Stav, President of the North Vancouver Island Chefs Association; Tim Ennis, Executive Director of the Comox Valley Land Trust and Project Manager for the Kus-kus-sum initiative; Chef Ronald St. Pierre of Locals; and Vanessa Scott, a writer, community organizer and volunteer with Project Watershed. 

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