November 2021 Issue 156

Page 19

Unsworth Restaurant Community Supported Restaurant

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Chris Turyk - I love wine, a lot. I’m a Certified Sommelier, WSET Diploma graduate, and get in everyones way at unsworthvineyards.

ach week I delight in opening my CSA box; I can’t wait to start chopping, but occasionally I wish somebody else would cook for me. Enter Chef Maartyn Hoogeveen! Maartyn grew-up on his family’s large dairy farm in the Waikato region of New Zealand where he developed a deep appreciation of eating seasonally and locally from the large produce garden, orchard, and the animals they raised. He has over 13 years of experience working at some of the top restaurants around the world, cooking in New Zealand, Australia, France, Sweden and Canada. Most notably, he spent two years as Sous Chef at Craggy Range winery, one of the top winery restaurants in New Zealand, and spent one year as Sous Chef at 28+ in Gothenburg, Sweden, a long standing Michelin-starred restaurant. “The abundance of local farms and producers in the Cowichan Valley allows me to live my

culinary dream.”

While Cowichan Valley tends to keep a low profile, it’s gaining a reputation as an exciting destination in wine and foodie circles that’s almost definitely local. As Chef Maartyn Hoogeveen and Manager Jaclyn Kilkenny will attest, it’s about simple delights created from local love and ingredients. Over the years, we have fostered relationships with many neighboring farmers and producers. And it shows in Unsworth Restaurant’s menu and Community Supported Restaurant program. As the squash, mustard greens and mushrooms roll in from the fields and forest, Maartyn revels in preparing hearty and delicious meals for our Community Supported Restaurant (CSR) members. Between now and April 3rd, each membership provides four meals, of three courses each, which can be redeemed during our regular posted hours with reservations required. Full details can be found on the restaurant and shop pages of our website. www.unsworthvineyards.com 19


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Museums Galleries and Historical Walks

2min
page 76

November Forecasts

6min
page 77

Death Cafe Conversation Circles

1min
page 75

Going Off The Grid - Disconnect to Connect

3min
page 70

Giving Back to the Community

1min
pages 68-69

A Talk on Christian Science

2min
page 66

Nourished to Go

2min
page 53

Be Inspired

3min
pages 56-57

3 Steps to get into a Hot Real Estate Market

2min
page 58

Rich Gramma Poor Gramma

2min
pages 59-60

Take it Like a Man

1min
page 54

Fantastic News is Coming to the Cowichan Valley

3min
page 55

Leaving a Legacy of Care

1min
page 67

The Beauty of Mediums

2min
pages 47-48

Laying The Groundwork For Better Gut Health

2min
page 52

Gift Guide to Local Experiences

1min
page 46

Valley Voices: The Squirrel and the Owl

3min
pages 43-44

Chemainus Midnight Madness

1min
page 45

Cowichan Artisans Tour

4min
pages 39-42

Duncan Welcomes Kahuna Burger and Aloha Bowl

1min
page 36

Medicinal Mushrooms

2min
page 35

The Olive Station: Maple Squash Soup

1min
page 34

Get your Game On

2min
pages 32-33

Fair Trade Fiesta

2min
page 25

Holiday Food Planner

5min
pages 28-31

Autumn Picnics Pairs with Birding at Affinity Ciderhouse

3min
pages 21-22

Fair Trade and Ethical Baskets

1min
page 27

Red Sky Performance: Trace

2min
page 23

Support Fair Trade

2min
page 24

Unsworth Restaurant Community Supported Restaurant

1min
pages 19-20

Decorating for the Holiday Season

1min
page 18

Cowichan Intercultural Society

1min
page 13

Duncan’s Newest All Organic Cafe

6min
pages 16-17

Cowichan Mushrooms

3min
pages 14-15

CVCAS Promotes Literature & Collaboration

2min
page 9

Medium is the Message

1min
pages 11-12

Local Veteran George Brewster Writes a Book

2min
page 10

November Events

4min
pages 5-8
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