The latest episode of the Dashing Diner YouTube series is now live as show host Adam visits Dr. J's BBQ & Brews at 282 Alymer Street. Stay up to date with The Dashing Diner by following them on Facebook and Twitter.
Watch the episode below...
Baked4U is opening today (March 3rd) at 1837 Lansdowne Street West.
"Good food brings us together. Drop by with a friend for a hot coffee or tea and indulge in a fresh baked treat! Let us help you celebrate special occasions with a custom cake. It would be our pleasure to bake for you.
While you're here, check out our selection of unique gift items and fine loose leaf teas."
Check out their full menu, and stay up to date with Janet and Brian Healey's new business by following them on Facebook and Twitter.
Serving Kyoto coffee at our place. But 9 get the 10th free. Thanks to @kyotoroaster . #bestcoffee pic.twitter.com/cq9e9a17qC
— Baked4U (@Baked4U_Ptbo) February 27, 2015The new episode of the Dashing Diner YouTube series is now live as show host Adam visits The Whistle Stop Café at the corner of Charlotte and Water Street. Stay up to date with The Dashing Diner by following them on on Facebook and Twitter.
Watch the episode below...
The third episode of the Dashing Diner YouTube series is live as show host Adam visits Kettle Drums at 224 Hunter Street West. Stay up to date with The Dashing Diner by following them on Facebook and Twitter, and catch up with the series by watching Episode 1 and Episode 2.
Adam winging it
The second episode of the Dashing Diner YouTube series is now live as show host Adam visits McThirsty's on Charlotte Street. Stay up to date with The Dashing Diner by following them on on Facebook and Twitter, and catch up with the series by watching Episode 1.
Adam Martignetti has kicked off a new YouTube series called "The Dashing Diner" (whose title is a comedic nod to his other work in Jobless). Each episode, Adam will taste his way through different Peterborough restaurants. In the inaugural episode, Adam checks out the Apollo Grill. Stay up to date with "The Dashing Diner" on Facebook and Twitter.
On Wednesday, October 1st, the Peterborough Downtown Farmers’ Market will host its 2nd annual Iron Chef Market Challenge. Four local chefs will be given identical baskets containing lots of seasonal fall produce, local meat and cheese, and other market goods. They will also be given $10 worth of Nourish Coupons to select and purchase a "secret ingredient" from any market vendor.
Starting at 10:30 a.m., Chefs will be given 1.5 hours to create a seasonal dish on-site that will be sampled and rated by a panel of guest judges at noon. One local Chef will be crowned the 2nd Annual Market Iron Chef by creating an innovative dish that showcases local products, using everything in the basket. Chefs include returning Champion Steve Hancock from St. Veronus, Lindsey Dupuis from Brio Gusto, Lorianne Cichellio of the PC Cooking School in Lindsay, and Geoff Kirkland of the Lantern Restaurant.
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On Wednesday, September 3rd, the Peterborough Downtown Farmers’ Market is hosting a Corn Festival!
Head on down to the market to enjoy freshly roasted corn on the cob, get some recipe ideas and buy some locally grown corn to take home and enjoy.
Corn will be served between 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. while supplies last. The Downtown Farmers’ Market opens at 8:30 a.m. and goes until 2 p.m. every Wednesday in the Louis St. Parking Lot, just east of Charlotte & Aylmer.
Go to Ptbodowntownmarket.blogspot.com or follow them on Twitter @PtboWedMarket for more information and market updates.
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Head Downtown today (August 7th) from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. for the 5th Annual Caribbean Street Festival. Taste Caribbean food, and see live entertainment on Hunter Street between George and Water.
"Organized in early August to loosely coincide with Independence Day in Jamaica and Bermuda, the Festival has grown each year with more entertainers, food vendors, businesses and non-profits exhibiting their wares! Children’s activities will be available in the Kids Zone and community members can enjoy live entertainment; both local and regional, sample delicious Caribbean-inspired food from local restaurants, browse various merchandise outlets, and experience the unique carnival culture that the Caribbean has to offer!"
Stay up to date by following the event on Facebook and Twitter.
[Contributed by PtboCanada's Evan Holt]
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We've got surprises that you'll have to be there to see! :) pic.twitter.com/g3Uy2mDtRw
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