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Just in case you're wondering, I do keep updating the Calendar. I know the posts on the main blog have been far and few between, but worry not, whenever I spot a new seasonal produce, it does get added to the Calendar. To use the Calendar, just click on the links at the top of the page. And do keep coming back here for reference. Enjoy and Bon App'!

Drum Roll Please!

Tahdah! Here it is: the 'definitive' calendar! I am the first to admit that nothing is definitive, and I will be tweaking it every now and then, but the Foodie's Calendar will be a useful guide for everyone. The Calendar will steer you towards seasonal -and therefore, often less expensive, always fresher- produce, and will serve as a reminder for when local foods are available. Some of the foods listed are not local by any means -some, in fact, are imported from very far away, but are still lovely seasonal treats, so I listed them anyway. The Calendar is based on southern Quebec and Ontario's season, since I am most familiar with them, but it can be applied all across Canada: the greatest variations will occur at the beginning and end of the growing season. In British Colombia, the season usually begins about 2 to 4 weeks earlier, and can end up to 2 months later. The  season in the Atlantic provinces usually starts 3 weeks later, but ends more or less at the sam

Under Construction

The whole point of A Foodie's Quest was "to map out the calendar for Canadian produce". Well, it's been a long time coming, but I am working on it. So please be patient for a little while longer.