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Aman Dosanj

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British Columbia, Canada
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Award-winning storyteller. Marketing geek, cook, writer, adventurer, Slow Food advocate, and just weird enough to be interesting. Creator of The Paisley Notebook.

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This Ontario-Based Cookbook Author Is Making History

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By Aman Dosanj
| ELLE Canada Verified
The phrase “chop-chop” is a lighthearted way of telling someone to hurry up. But for Nigerian-born food historian Ozoz Sokoh, it was always an endearing nickname for someone who loves to eat. “I heard it a lot growing up and even as an adult,” says Sokoh from her home in Mississauga, Ont.
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The Organic Farming Capital of Canada Is a Picnic Paradise Original

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By Aman Dosanj
| Food & Wine Verified
British Columbia is not shy of farmers markets, and the one in downtown Penticton has always been my favorite. When you walk along Main Street on Saturday mornings from April to October, the market divides into two: the Penticton Farmers’ Market along the 100 block and the Penticton Community Market (think crafts), starting at the 200 block. Since 1991, vendors have had to make it, bake it, or grow it to join the party.
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British Columbia’s Dreamiest Farm Stays Original

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By Aman Dosanj
| Food & Wine Verified
Even after 17 years of living in the Okanagan Valley, first as a restaurateur and now as a chef and writer, I’m still very much in awe of British Columbia’s southern interior. Look past the region’s stunning lake and mountain views, and you’ll not only find ancient volcanic and glacial earth, but wild soil compositions that can suddenly change from gravelly to sandy loam, sometimes within 10 metres. That’s part of the reason we have so many orchards and vineyards, and now, idyllic agri-stays.
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