ettling in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Chef Campbell has found beauty and inspiration in his own backyard. Through a series of photographs captured by the multi-talented chef himself, Campbell takes us on a journey of his daily life and favourite rituals.
My wife Marcela wakes first and gets our daughter Mia up and ready for school while our youngest Madison crawls into our bed for a little more sleep.
I get coffee going and since we get some nice sun for a few hours in the morning I’ll put all the house plants on the table for some sunlight.
Our dog Bella enjoying the morning sunshine.
Mia feeds the dog and fish before heading to school.
Marcela usually bakes bread in the morning which we love (it's so good!)
On my way to work, I usually stop in at Brook Village Grocery to grab a coffee and a few items for the restaurant.
Owners Kathryn and Karen.
Once at work I’ll try and get some emails off first thing and also do a little bit of recruitment for the upcoming season. For the first few hours I help get the restaurant set up, then I’ll work on menu development.
ettling in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Chef Campbell has found beauty and inspiration in his own backyard. Through a series of photographs captured by the multi-talented chef himself, Campbell takes us on a journey of his daily life and favourite rituals.
My wife Marcela wakes first and gets our daughter Mia up and ready for school while our youngest Madison crawls into our bed for a little more sleep.
I get coffee going and since we get some nice sun for a few hours in the morning I’ll put all the house plants on the table for some sunlight.
Our dog Bella enjoying the morning sunshine.
Mia feeds the dog and fish before heading to school.
Marcela usually bakes bread in the morning which we love (it's so good!)
On my way to work, I usually stop in at Brook Village Grocery to grab a coffee and a few items for the restaurant.
Owners Kathryn and Karen.
Once at work I’ll try and get some emails off first thing and also do a little bit of recruitment for the upcoming season. For the first few hours I help get the restaurant set up, then I’ll work on menu development.
ettling in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Chef Campbell has found beauty and inspiration in his own backyard. Through a series of photographs captured by the multi-talented chef himself, Campbell takes us on a journey of his daily life and favourite rituals.
My wife Marcela wakes first and gets our daughter Mia up and ready for school while our youngest Madison crawls into our bed for a little more sleep.
I get coffee going and since we get some nice sun for a few hours in the morning I’ll put all the house plants on the table for some sunlight.
Our dog Bella enjoying the morning sunshine.
Mia feeds the dog and fish before heading to school.
Marcela usually bakes bread in the morning which we love (it's so good!)
On my way to work, I usually stop in at Brook Village Grocery to grab a coffee and a few items for the restaurant.
Owners Kathryn and Karen.
Once at work I’ll try and get some emails off first thing and also do a little bit of recruitment for the upcoming season. For the first few hours I help get the restaurant set up, then I’ll work on menu development.
After nearly a decade of cooking at one of Canada’s trendiest boutique hotels, Chef Alexandra Feswick is embracing a new venture where creating change is at the heart of everything she does, and her ultimate definition of success.
After nearly a decade of cooking at one of Canada’s trendiest boutique hotels, Chef Alexandra Feswick is embracing a new venture where creating change is at the heart of everything she does, and her ultimate definition of success.
After nearly a decade of cooking at one of Canada’s trendiest boutique hotels, Chef Alexandra Feswick is embracing a new venture where creating change is at the heart of everything she does, and her ultimate definition of success.
After nearly a decade of cooking at one of Canada’s trendiest boutique hotels, Chef Alexandra Feswick is embracing a new venture where creating change is at the heart of everything she does, and her ultimate definition of success.
Executive Chef and Partner of the Toronto-based restaurant iQ Food Co shares her recipe on how to keep it together, even when it feels like it’s falling apart.
Executive Chef and Partner of the Toronto-based restaurant iQ Food Co shares her recipe on how to keep it together, even when it feels like it’s falling apart.
Executive Chef and Partner of the Toronto-based restaurant iQ Food Co shares her recipe on how to keep it together, even when it feels like it’s falling apart.
Executive Chef and Partner of the Toronto-based restaurant iQ Food Co shares her recipe on how to keep it together, even when it feels like it’s falling apart.