Lucy Waverman
Lucy Waverman
Bio:

Lucy Waverman brings her lively wit and mouth-watering recipes to aspiring home chefs through her books, columns, articles and media appearances. One of Canada's favourite culinary personalities, she is the author of eight cookbooks including A Matter of Taste, (with James Chatto) which was a James Beard Award finalist and won Gold at Cuisine Canada. She is the Food Editor at Food & Drink magazine and Food Columnist for the Globe & Mail. Lucy also spent 12 wonderful years sharing recipes and culinary advice on CityTV's CityLine, and continues to make regular appearances on television and radio shows. Lucy is on the Board of the leading edge Necessary Angel Theatre company and the Committee for the Bloorview Chef's Calendar.

For more tips and recipes, follow Lucy on Twitter @lucywaverman.

Latest Columns:

Recipes: Tame the tiger with a Chinese feast

This Chinese New Year menu may not be traditional, but it’s fun to make and guaranteed to please

Recipes: It doesn't get better than soup and a sandwich

Lucy Waverman's favourites make simple, comforting dinners

Recipes: An easy après-ski meal

Chicken and vegetable soup, cheesy pasta al forno and apple-rum-raisin loaf

Recipes: A New Year's Eve menu

Roast rack of pork, polenta and wasabi-spiked parsnip soup

Recipes: tiny hors d'oeuvre that pack a tasty punch

For a cocktail party, I like to make a mix of easy-to-prepare offerings

Halloween treats that aren't tricky to make

I have always found candy-making fun and still do it for my family

Recipes: Turn up the heat on tradition (and meringue)

Combine seasonal produce with techniques from different cultures for an eclectic menu

Recipes: Bringing home the best of the West

Three of Vancouver's top chefs share recipes that can easily be made at home

Recipes: The ultimate brunch

A delicious variety of toppings for eggs Benny, plus decadent corned beef hash make for an easy daytime celebration

Recipes: Capture fiery Indian flavour at supermarket speed

Authentic Indian cooking can be labour-intensive, but adding spices can give more depth to pastes sold at the grocery store