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I hope you all had a good week - mine was pretty good, we had a busy weekend last weekend, but I'm so excited it's finally December and we are getting closer to Christmas! ONE I did receive free admission to the PR event, everything else in this post I purchasedI had so much fun yesterday morning at the opening of the Nutcracker Immersive show in Calgary - I took the family and it was really cool! Both boys loved the show and the big screens were really great! Was a cute take on the show (I really wanted to see the...

Bangers and mash, also known as sausages and mash, is a quintessential British meal... but you may be wondering how sausages ended up with the nickname "bangers." Well, it dates back to World War I, when food shortages necessitated the use of fillers (mostly water) in meat. The high-water content and tight casings often caused the sausages to explode during cooking. The term was widespread by World War II. These days, British and Irish people usually only use the term when they're referring to bangers and mash.Eddie and I enjoy Bangers and Mash but instead of using mashed potatoes we have ours with...

A spatchcocked chicken in an irresistible peanut spice rub; apple, pancetta and wilted cabbage in a thyme and cider reduction, and spicy carrots with curry leaves and chilliWhen it comes to strict Christmas food traditions, I have very few. There are, however, some principles I return to every year. One is making sure that the side dishes are always snazzy enough that the central bird does not overly rule the roost. Also, I’m not keen on an abundance of traditional thick, brown gravy to hold the meal together. Without it, to my mind, there’s space for a host of other...

GreenTech startups in Europe have been raking in funding this week.  Hot off the back of the Cop27 summit, which saw European governments commit millions to green technology investment, venture capitalists are making their own contributions to the sector. Leading the charge, Valar Ventures led a $23 million Series A round raised by London-based Treecard to fund its vision for a debit card that helps plant trees. Currently in beta in the U.S., every $50 spent with the wooden cards plants one tree thanks to a partnership with Berlin-based Ecosia. In another GreenTech Series A that closed this week, Gorilla, a spin-off from Belgian tech agency November Five,...