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What’s Cooking – Monday, November 2nd

cookingmondayHere's what's cooking around town today...

Eric Vellend points out why Caplansky's is receiving so much favourable press - because the owner has high standards and is not afraid to admit to his mistakes. [Inside Toronto - Menumental]

The Jamie Kennedy wine from Rosehall Run is ready for sipping. [Gremolata]

Fruit and veggie washes have been around for years, but they seem to be gaining popularity now (swine flu maybe?) - but do you actually need them? [Dana McCauley]

There's been a lot of buzz in Toronto about Napa wines lately - some event recaps and tasting notes. [Welcome to the World of Ontario Wine]

Can you tell a vegan from a vegetarian? Here's some info on veganism, how it differs from lacto-ovo-vegetarianism, and why it's actually the healthiest diet going. [Toronto Vegetarian]

A recap of this past weekend's Cask Days at Volo. [BlogTO]

What's your favourite local chef doing with squash? No, that's not meant to be rude at all. [Toronto Life - Daily Dish]

And in Food For Thought - the White House garden harvest, child farm workers, big food items and rules for wait staff. [Save Your Fork]