Newly launched cookbook is the most Canadian ever
Inspired Cooking might be the most Canadian cookbook ever.
Twenty culinary greats from across Canada contributed recipes and Vikram Vij authored the foreword.
It’s a newly launched cookbook benefiting InspireHealth and its storytelling approach and mix of nutrition-focused recipes, profiles from Cancer survivors, and contributions from journalists, nutritionists and health care providers, has already been heralded by cookbook authority, The Best of Food & Wine radio show, as “the best edited cookbook of the year.”
Inspired Cooking
With the aim of warming souls and bellies simultaneously, and also positively influencing dietary and lifestyle choices, cookbook editor, Adrian Brijbassi shares that, “The stories in the cookbook are deeply relevant. Inspired Cooking shows nutritional education is vital to everyone — even chefs.”
Brijbassi himself lost his wife Julia Pelish to cancer this past spring and credits her as an inspiration.
In advance of the holidays, the cookbook is available for pre-sale now for $35 online.
Featured chefs include:
- Jeremy Charles (Raymonds, Merchant Tavern), St. John’s, NFLD
- Michael Smith (Inn at Bay Fortune), PEI
- Chris Aerni (Rossmount Inn), St. Andrews By-the-Sea, NB
- Patrice Demers (Patrice Pâtissier), Montreal
- Antonio Park (Park, Lavendaria), Montreal
- Jason Bangerter (Langdon Hall), Cambridge, ON
- Victor Barry (Piano Piano), Toronto
- Rob Gentile (Buca), Toronto
- Roger Mooking (Twist), Toronto
- Dale MacKay (Ayden Kitchen and Bar), Saskatoon, SK
- Connie DeSousa and John Jackson (CHARCUT, Charbar), Calgary
- Roy Oh (Anju), Calgary
- James Walt (Araxi), Whistler, BC
- Angus An (Maenam), Vancouver
- Ned Bell (Vancouver Aquarium), Vancouver
- Andrea Carlson (Burdock & Co.), Vancouver
- Stefan Hartmann (Bauhaus), Vancouver
- Jackie Kai Ellis (Beaucoup Bakery), Vancouver
- Vikram Vij (Vij’s), Vancouver
- Warren Barr (Pointe Restaurant at the Wickaninnish Inn), Tofino, BC
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