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Celebrate Victoria Day with a bang.

On Monday, the annual fireworks display takes place at Ashbridges Bay Park at 10 p.m. This year, the city features a combination of more than 2,000 fireworks complete with a spectacular finale.

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Celebrate Police Week at Community Fair The annual Police Week Community Fair is set for Wednesday.

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UP CLOSE: Courtney Shaw admires a just banded yellow warbler during the Spring Bird Festival in Tommy Thompson Park Saturday.

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Below, Stephanie Topp scouts for birds during the Spring Bird Festival in Tommy Thompson Park Saturday. Below middle, a large red-tail hawk is one of the 300 bird species in the wild that was seen at the festival. Right, volunteers extricate birds from nets used to capture them for banding.

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group of east-end enthusiasts have banded together to promote the virtues of the east-side food scene.

The East End Dinner Club is a collection of chefs and small business owners from primarily Leslieville and Riverside who are working to promote the culinary offerings of their community.

“We want to show people what the east end has to offer,” said Rachel Conduit, the co-owner of Riverside bar The Avro. “The conversation started a while back talking about how the east end gets a bad rap when it comes to the restaurant scene.”

The club kicked off with a dinner at the end of April at Skin & Bones on Queen Street East with six chefs working in one kitchen to prepare a six-course feast for the more than 50 guests

who attended.

“It was really interesting to look into the kitchen and see all the chefs working together,” Conduit said.

Jon Sinopoli is one of the chefs who is a part of the club and who took part in the first event. He owns two Leslieville restaurants and said he is happy to be part of something promoting the east end.

“It’s about building awareness of a neighbourhood that isn’t new, but that is newly appointed with a lot of nice places to go,” he said. “It’s a different vibe down here, it’s less crowded and more community based. It’s very friendly.”

But the club isn’t just about chefs promoting their own restaurants and abilities. The group is hoping to use the East End Dinner Club as an umbrella organization for a variety of food-related events and activities in the neighbourhood, things such as community gardens, a farmers’

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Deron Engbers (The Curzon), left, Sean Simons (Goods and Provisions and The Comrade), Dan Patano (Glas), John Sinopoli (Table 17 and Ascari Enoteca) and Jesse Chingcuangco (Skin & Bones) are members of the East End Dinner Club, a collaboration created to reveal and support the vibrant and varied dining community in Toronto’s east end.

market or a food festival in a local park.

“We thought it was something we could build on,” Sinopoli said.

The events will also be used as fundraising activities to encourage others to get involved in celebrating food and, in particular, participating in the local food

movement.

The first event saw proceeds go to the Field to Table Schools (FTTS) program run by FoodShare, the Toronto non-profit community organization that has a vision of good healthy food for all. The FTTS program aims to encourage food education

in schools with hands-on workshops and activities.

It has already created an urban farm in the front yard of a Scarborough high school and is looking to create another on the roof of Eastdale Collegiate Institute on Gerrard Street.

Sinopoli has been involved with FoodShare in the past and decided the project at Eastdale was a great one for club organizers to support – it is a neighbourhood school and a great food education project.

“I know how effective those programs are – they are basically teaching students how to farm,” he said.

“We (club organizers) think it’s a great group of people and we’re glad to support it.”

Justin Nadeau, FoodShare’s school food garden co-ordinator, said the support of local chefs is a great boost for the project, which hasn’t officially been approved yet.

“Not only are the funds incredibly helpful, but the collaboration is also really exciting,” he said. “We are over the moon with their support.”

If the project gets the green light there would be numerous partnership possibilities including local restaurants purchasing some of the produce that would be grown by the students and maybe holding a future club event adjacent to the farm on the school’s roof.

“There’s no limit to where this can go,” Nadeau said. The first club event featured a range of people from locals to food bloggers and other chefs to celebrities. Nadeau also attended the evening and he said the initiative has great potential. “It was unbelievable,” he said. “The food was awesome.”

For details, visit www. facebook.com/pages/ East-End-DinnerClub/480314685354923

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hould a provincial election come before summer – and we’re still waiting to see whether Ontario’s New Democrats will support the budget put forward by the minority Liberals on May 2 – transit must be at the forefront of the debate for Torontonians.

Toronto council’s decision last week not to endorse any of the proposed revenue tools for transit expansion can be taken as an indication it is not keen on working with other stakeholders – including other municipalities – until after a provincial election.

At best, it’s a non-commital stance. When it came time to consider those tools, Toronto council rejected all but two, and even then offered no opinion on those.

In addition, council voted to ask the province for funds for a westward expansion of the Sheppard subway and the conversion of the Scarborough Rapid Transit line to an extension of the Bloor-Danforth subway line.

Neither of these projects (the our view Scarborough project is currently as an upgrade and extenTransit vision funded sion of the existing RT line) are listed as a priority of Metrolinx, has to be the provincial transportation made clear agency.

The city’s position on transit funding is at distinct odds with the positions recently put forward by Metrolinx, other municipalities and organizations such as the Toronto Region Board of Trade, who agree that if we want transit expansion, we must find a way to pay for it.

So what does this all mean?

It means if Ontario is plunged into an election, it is incumbent on Torontonians to hold the candidates and their parties to account.

We must ask them: What is their vision for transit’s future in Toronto? How do they intend to fund the necessary expansion to relieve our gridlocked roadways? How will responsibility for cost recovery be allocated?

These are hard questions. They demand thoughtful answers.

We recently wrote in this space about how these proposed revenue tools are “gaining traction with influential decision-making groups and the public that is willing to pay for better transit.” We need to be part of that discussion so Toronto’s council is actively proposing solutions – not just demanding more funds.

A provincial election campaign, should it happen, is the ultimate opportunity to have your say.

Write us The Beach Mirror welcomes letters of 400 words or less. All submissions must include name, address and a daytime telephone number for verification purposes. We reserve the right to edit, condense or reject letters.

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More legislative futility at city hall On Monday, six members of Toronto council had a look at possible changes to the way they’re elected.

City clerk’s staff had come out with a range of ways to make the process more open, to make sure that as many residents as possible are enfranchised, to make the best choice for representing their needs and aspirations. The committee would have none of it: all the recommendations lost on a tie vote.

It was a depressingly familiar moment of legislative futility at city hall. The week previous, council had similarly failed to present a coherent opinion on funding for the public transit expansion that Toronto needs.

Over the course of two days, councillors collectively rejected nearly every funding option set in front of them. And then asked for hundreds of millions of dollars of new transit projects.

Now, council supports to spending another $500 mil-

david nickle the city lion to turn the Scarborough RT mini-subway into a fullblown subway and another subway line connecting Downsview station to Yonge-Sheppard station.

The transit asks are absurd practically, but useful politically.

York Centre Councillor James Pasternak joined council with the narrowest of electoral margins, and he did so in part on a pledge to see that subway connection built. Scarborough Centre Councillor Glenn De Baeremaeker was elected more handily in 2010, but has made a name for himself opposing Mayor Rob Ford’s “Scarborough” subway. He knows full well that many of their constituents voted for Ford because of his subway promise.

Opposing subway expansion in Scarborough is going to hurt at least their victory

margins, and could see them out of a job.

The fact that both positions – the mayor’s and council’s – amount to little more than expensive and unproductive pandering is beside the point. Under the current electoral system, pandering is the most effective weapon in the campaign arsenal.

Would changing the electoral system resolve Toronto’s transit gridlock issues? By itself, it’s unlikely.

But the reality is that for a variety of reasons, Toronto council has descended to a level of opportunism that if allowed to persist, will render it all but irrelevant in the lives of Torontonians.

It might make sense to see if there’s a better way to have a government that reflects both the will and the needs of Toronto. All the evidence suggests that the current system has not done so.

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Signal lights could solve gridlock Re: ‘The perils of not articulating a transit vision,’ Beyond the Headlines, May 2.

Columnist David Soknacki has just confirmed my position on transit. He points out that in Scarborough and Etobicoke “almost 60 per cent of residents use their car as their primary means of transportation.”

They know there is no way transit can be designed to take them where they want to go in a reasonable time. Downtown is already well serviced. Why should people in either place pay for transit they won’t use.

The improvement on Bloor from Avenue to Jane by fixing the traffic signals could be spread across the whole city and would have more impact on actual travel times.

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affordable food wHelpbring to Riverdale bring fresh, affordable produce to Riverdale with the Good Food Market.

The Riverdale Food Working Group (RFWG) is looking for volunteers interested in making a friendly and food secure neighbourhood by bringing fresh food to the South Riverdale Community Health centre/Queen Street East Presbyterian Church, Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre and Ralph Thornton Centre.

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Decommission M&T Pump Stations and conduits.

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The Minister must receive the request in writing by June 17, 2013 at the address below, and a copy must also be sent to the City contact. If no requests are received by June 17, 2013, the City may proceed with this project as outlined in the Project File Report.

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* City’s long term plan to address adverse impacts of rain and snow run-off Opportunities for Review The study was carried out following the requirements for Schedule ‘B’ projects under the Municipal Class EA. A Project File Report has been completed and has been placed on public record for a 30-day review period starting May 16, 2013 to June 17, 2013. It will be available for review at: Jones Library 118 Jones Ave. (at Dundas Street East) 416-393-7715

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Applegrove Spa Night WHEN: 6 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Applegrove Community Complex, 60 Woodfield Rd. CONTACT: Applegrove Community Centre, 416461-8143 COST: Free Applegrove SPA Night, a fundraiser featuring minifacials, massage, manicures and fun classes with local health and wellness practitioners. Refreshments, a chocolate fountain and a silent auction. For ticket info, contact 416-461-8143 or visit www.applegrovecc. ca/spa Environment Day WHEN: 3 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Ted Reeve Arena, 175 Main St. Councillor Mary-Margaret McMahon hosts her Environment Day.

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Small Paintings for Small Spaces WHEN: 3 to 8 p.m. WHERE: The Historic Gardener’s Cottage, 30 Lee Ave. CONTACT: info@BeachGuildofFineArt. com The Beach Guild of Fine Art’s Spring Show and Sale today and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. featuring paintings by more than 40 of the Guild artists.

Original small paintings, with none over $250. Free admission.

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Beach Viszla Spring Walk WHEN: 7:30 a.m. WHERE: Kew Gardens Tennis Club, 77 Kewbeach Ave. Meet at the Kew Tennis Courts and loop around Ashbridges Bay and back.

Red whirling dirvishes and lots of fun.

Community Centre 55 and GTA Rollergirls event WHEN: 4:30 p.m. WHERE: Community Centre 55, 97 Main St. Join Community Centre 55 and the GTA Rollergirls for a barbecue and bake sale followed by Free Wheelin event at 6 p.m. (game at 7 p.m.) at Ted Reeve Arena, 175 Main St. Admission is by food for CC55 or $5 donation for the Heart and

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Check out our complete online community calendar by visiting www.beachmirror.com. Read weeks of listings from your area and across Toronto.

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Book reading and discussion WHEN: 2 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Wunderland Gallery & Espresso Bar, 1905 Queen St. E. CONTACT: Nina Munteanu, 416-703-9894 COST: Free Eight-time author Nina Munteanu reads and discusses her latest book The Last Summoner, a historical time travel fantasy set in medieval Poland and Europe.

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Leslie Street construction planning followup meeting WHEN: 6:30 to 9 p.m.

WHERE: Morse Jr. Public School, 180 Carlaw Ave. A followup community meeting to present an improved plan for additional input for Leslie Street takes place at 6:30 to 7 p.m. for an open house and from 7 to 9 p.m. for a presentation and discussion. A consultation report is now posted at www.lesliebarns. ttc.ca, summarizing the community meeting held March 27.

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Spring Fling Rummage WHEN: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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Proceeds to the Resident Benefit Account.

Beach Volleyball Coed Tournament Series WHEN: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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“It also gives us a chance to see what types of vendors and activities folks would like to see at a market if one were to run on a weekly basis.”

If enough people turn out for the one-day event, it could soon be a weekly affair.

A weekly permit would take organizers about four to six weeks to obtain.

“If all does not go well, then we would go back to the drawing board and see if there’s a more creative way to bring some type of a food event to the park on a regular basis,” Antonius said.

“Perhaps it would be running a seasonal market day, like we’re doing with the spring one.

“So it could be a spring, summer, fall and winter market day, and that would be exciting for the community as well.”

A weekly market would take place Wednesdays. In March, more than 200 people completed an online survey gauging interest in having a weekly market at the park.

“There were about 10 of those that were concerned with having a market at the park, and the concerns were mostly focused around parking and noise, but otherwise the response was fantastic.

Overwhelmingly people really wanted to see a market at the park,” Antonius said.

“One very interesting fact was that around 80 per cent of people were driving to markets who responded to the survey, and if we ran the market here at Fairmount Park, the percentage dropped to about eight per cent. So that was a really motivating piece of data for us.”

Activities planned for the spring market include yoga, kids cooking, growing and painting stations, and more.

Led by local artist Nicola

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David Livingston-Lowe, left, Kim Antonius, Jack Peabody, 12, Jason Zhang, 12, Alexandra Richardson, 12, Susana Molinolo, Erika Bullen, 12, Nicola Maguire, Alysa Golden and Dawn Chapman at Fairmount Park Friday. A one-time farmers’ market is set for May 29 to gauge interest in a weekly market.

Maguire, youths will paint a mural on a graffiti-covered shed in the park during the market. Children attending the event can paint wooden cutouts that will be added to the shed, and a fence behind.

Guests are welcome to bring an acoustic instrument to play along with live music from Beyond the Beat, a bucket or wheelbarrow to take home free mulch and a picnic blanket to stay and enjoy the day.

People can also get free gardening and tree-care tips from expert growers at the event, which takes place rain or shine.

Canning workshops Organizers are planning canning workshops for dates following the market, to help guests preserve purchases.

Workshop times and dates have not been finalized.

Through its Facebook page, people can also suggest vendors they would like to see at the market, and connect with organizers for volunteer information.

Several student volunteers from nearby Bowmore

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Road Junior and Senior Public School will help at the market, assisting vendors, farmers and activity stations. Organizers hope to expand volunteer opportunities to students from other schools.

Antonius encouraged people to walk or bike to the market if possible, and spend the afternoon enjoying all it has to offer.

“It’s a wonderful way to support your community, and meet your neighbours,” she said.

“It’s a great way to show support for the farmers who are working really hard to bring the spring harvest to us, and the vendors who are considerate of where their food comes from, using sustainable, fresh, local food.”

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this workshop, students will learn how to take this art form and apply it to a potential career or commercial projects.

Renowned artists Two of Toronto’s renowned aerosol artists, Elicser and Mediah, will share their talent and expertise with the participating students during the two-day event.

“This event is a live exposition where professional artists work alongside the students,” Grubesic said.

As the professional artists help guide the students while they create a unique canvas, a DJ will be on hand playing live music.

“All art is influenced by something in one way or another,” said Grubesic. “We have a variety of jazz music to help inspire the kids as they work on their canvasses.”

Each canvas that is created will later be on display at Nathan Phillips Square during the TD Toronto Jazz Festival.

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“Dylan and I had this idea about doing an aerosol workshop for high school students,” said Grubesic, who recalls the thrill he and his former classmate shared when their high school, Danforth Collegiate and Technical Institute, asked them to create a mural for the school’s 75th anniversary.

“Aerosol art is popular in urban culture with kids and we hope this workshop will show these students how to grow and use this art as a means of expression,” Grubesic said.

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BASEMENT FLOODS ARE ON THE RISE. DON’T LET YOUR BASEMENT BE NEXT. Together we can stop heavy rainfall, melting snow and runoff from ending up in your basement. At the City, we’re doing our part by continually updating and maintaining Toronto’s complex underground pipes, sewers p and catch basins. Now it’s your turn. Here are ar some tips to help you flood-proof your home.

FORUM AT EXHIBITION PLACE wACCESSIBILITY Last week at Exhibition Place, The TTC held its annual accessibility forum giving transit riders an opportunity to provide feedback on mobility issues.

As a panel of TTC brass listened, the forum attendees were given an opportunity to provide comments on service, their comments projected onto to a screen.

While many praised the TTC and Wheel-Trans for providing good service, others also shared their concerns, which ranged from technical difficulties ordering transport to having to deal with ablebodied passengers sitting in seats designated for the disadvantaged.

Following the forum, TTC CEO Andy Byford promised to spend a day in a wheelchair to gain some understanding of what mobility-challenged riders deal with traversing the TTC. The undertaking was organized by the TTC and the Advisory Committee on Accessible Transit (ACAT)

rahul gupta TO in TRANSIT which works with the transit commission on disability issues. elevators wstation could be affected

Mobility challenged subway riders may find themselves in a quandary if an ongoing work stoppage by non-TTC elevator maintenance workers stretches further into the month.

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Waterfront Toronto is set to announce the winners of an international public art contest for its three sites in the West Donlands.

The planning agency, which has representatives from all three levels of government in its board, has appointed a jury of design experts to judge the submissions for three separate

sites along Front Street.

Waterfront Toronto, which is also working with the TTC to complete a $100 million renovation of Queens Quay, wants the art installations completed in time for the 2015 Pan American Games.

The results are expected by the end of the month.

To view the concepts under consideration visit www. waterfronttoronto.ca ‘BENDY’ BUS HITS wNEW STREET FOR DEMO

The first of a fleet of articulated buses set to service the streets of Toronto was spotted last week.

A picture of the 60 foot “bendy” bus, was released for public consumption via social media showing the Nova Bus manufactured vehicle, which is distinguished by a pivoting joint dividing two separate seating sections. The TTC has ordered around 150 of the buses expected to begin service this fall.

Rahul Gupta is The Mirror’s transit reporter. His column runs every Thursday. Reach him on Twitter: @TOinTRANSIT

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Following the success of the 55 Division’s Wanted W e d n e s d a y, 1 1 Division launched their own version of the initiative dubbed Wanted Ones.

Wanted Ones is a weekly news release profiling a person with an outstanding warrant for their arrest. It is sent out to media

and also pushed on social media sites such as facebook and Twitter.

The aim is to find the suspect, execute the warrant and have the matter heard in court, said Det.-Sgt. Tony Diviesti of 11 Division.

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in 55 Division, which polices neighbourhoods in the area of Riverdale, the Beach and east Danforth in September 2012.

Wanted Wednesdays began in September 2012.

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DANCE AT THE LIBRARY: Left, The Little Pea Garden Collective’s Cindy Yip performs a traditional Chinese folk dance during the Chinese Cultural Workshops held Saturday at the Riverdale Public Library.

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It’s the first long weekend – bring out the barbecue 12 oz (375 g) salmon fillet 1 cup Honey tarragon dressing, below 8 cups mixed salad greens (mesclun) 1 lb asparagus (1 bunch) 8 to 12 small potatoes 1 yellow pepper, quartered Extra-virgin olive oil Salt and pepper

Maple Citrus Mayo

2/3 cup mayonnaise 1 tbsp each maple syrup and lemon zest 2 tsp fresh lemon juice Salt and pepper, to taste

Try the grilled asparagus salad, left, or, above, the spicy smashed potatoes this weekend.

Honey tarragon dressing

2 tbsp white wine vinegar 1 tbsp Dijon mustard, liquid honey and lemon juice 1 tsp dried tarragon leaves 1/2 tsp salt 1/4 tsp pepper 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive or vegetable oil

Brush salmon with 1 tbsp dressing, set aside.

Place greens in bowl. Snap ends of asparagus. Toss asparagus, potatoes and yellow pepper with a little olive oil; season with salt and pepper to taste.

Place salmon and vegetables on greased grill over medium to medium-high heat; grill until vegetables are tender and salmon is opaque 20 to 30 minutes.

Slice salmon, asparagus and

A toast to Queen Victoria

1/2 cup bread crumbs 1 egg, lightly beaten 4 green onions, minced 1 tbsp barbecue sauce salt and pepper, to taste

Grilled asparagus, salmon and potato salad

pepper and potatoes into bitesize pieces. Add to salad greens.

Add small amount of dressing and toss well. Serve immediately.

Dressing: In small bowl, whisk together vinegar, mustard, honey and lemon juice. Add tarragon, salt and pepper. Slowly whisk in oil. Re-whisk just before serving. ~ Recipe, Foodland Ontario Spiced smashed potatoes 1 lb new mini potatoes 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil 1/4 cup chopped fresh Italian parsley 1 long hot chili pepper, chopped 1 tbsp coriander seeds 2 tsp chopped fresh thyme

2 tbsp chopped fresh coriander 1/2 tsp coarse salt

Using flat side of meat mallet, crack each potato to break the skin.

In large shallow Dutch oven on side burner of the barbecue, add oil and heat over medium low heat.

Add potatoes, parsley, chili pepper, coriander seeds and thyme.

Cover and cook, stirring frequently, for about 30 minutes or until potatoes are tender and golden.

Add fresh coriander and salt and stir to combine before serving.

Smoky Salmon Burgers 1 lb boneless, skinless salmon, finely chopped

Combine burger ingredients and form into patties. Grill on mediumhigh until desired doneness.

Combine mayo ingredients. Top burgers with mayo and serve. ~ Recipes, News Canada Rickard’s Cottage Burger 1/2 lbs ground beef, preferably chuck 1 1/2 cup barbecue sauce 1/4 cup brown sugar, packed 1 can of warm Rickard’s Red beer salt and pepper to taste

Combine the brown sugar and beer with the barbecue sauce in a saucepan and heat to boil. Reduce to low to simmer. Season the beef with salt and pepper and divide into shape into four patties. Place patties in fridge for 15 minutes. Cook on high for about six minutes per side. Add sauce.

5 oz Salvador’s Original Margarita Ice cubes lime garnish and sea salt for rimming

Rim margarita glass with fresh lime then dip in coarse sea salt.

Pour Salvador’s Original Margarita on the rocks. Add juice of fresh lime for extra tartness. Serve with a lime wedge. Experiment with seasonal berries and fruit to make your own signature margarita.

Note: Real margarita aficionados serve the cocktail over ice, not in a blender, in order to keep the distinct flavours fresh and authentic.

Pearl Flirtini 1 1/2 oz Ultra Premium Pearl Pomegranate Vodka 4 oz chilled champagne Splash of Grenadine

Pour Pearl Pomegranate Vodka into flute and add champagne to fill. Add a splash of grenadine for colour. ~ Recipes courtesy of News Canada

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