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DESCRIPTION:The Tastes of Summers Past\n\nFancy a taste of summers past? Th
 is meeting of the ROAAr book club features recipes from our Cookbook Colle
 ction\, pulled together into a summer menu that spans decades and more tha
 n a few passing food trends.\n\nHear from Julian Armstrong\, in conversati
 on with Nathalie Cooke and Elis Ing. Connect with others and share your fe
 asts (or failures!) at cooking from historical recipes.\n\n\nVirtual book 
 club begins at 4 PM (EDT)\n\nWatch on YouTube\n	 \n\n \n\n\nJulian Armstron
 g \n\nJulian Armstrong has been reporting on food for newspapers for the b
 etter part of five decades and has covered everything from gastronomy and 
 food prices to nutrition and food safety. She was food editor of the Montr
 eal Star and then of the Montreal Gazette\, for whom she now writes a week
 ly column called Six O'Clock Solution in which she reviews new cookbooks.
 \n\nBut Julian is happiest writing about Quebec cuisine\, where the latest
  developments in food and drink and centuries-old culinary traditions co-e
 xist in harmony in a province in which residents carry on an enduring love
  affair with food that is perhaps unique in the world.\n\nShe is the autho
 r of Made In Quebec: A Culinary Journey (HarperCollins\, 2014) and A Taste
  of Quebec (Macmillan\, 1990\, updated in 2001). She has helped to choose 
 winners of national cookbook contests in Canada and the United States. The
  International Association of Culinary Professionals appointed her honorar
 y writer-in-residence at its 2003 conference in Montreal. She is a foundin
 g member of the Association of Food Journalists\, which closed down in 202
 0\, and of the Cuisine Canada Culinary Alliance (now known as Taste Canada
 ) and she has judged countless chefs’ contests. Most recently she was a ju
 dge at the Gold Medal Plates competition\, which raises money for Canada’s
  Olympic athletes.\n
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LOCATION:Rare Books and Special Collections\, McLennan Library Building 4th
  floor\, McLennan Library Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0C9\, 3459 r
 ue McTavish
SUMMARY:Virtual ROAAr Book Club | The Tastes of Summers Past
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