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Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char

By Karon Liu
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Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char

This year’s Toronto Taste corralled 40 of the city’s chefs—including Mark McEwan, David Lee, Jamie Merieles, Marc Thuet, Keith Froggett and other big names—into a fenced-in space on Cumberland Avenue. The objective was to raise money for Second Harvest. We toured the food stations and met the chefs before the crowd arrived.

Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char
Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char
Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char
Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char
Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char
Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char
Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char
Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char
Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char
Toronto Taste 2009: A $225 evening of chocolate pasta and Arctic char

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