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The Healthy Chicken

The average Canadian consumes about 76 pounds of chicken a year. We most likely eat so much chicken because it’s inexpensive, works well in a variety of dishes, and is actually very healthy for you. 🐓 Chicken legs make healthy additions to your diet, providing essential minerals and vitamins. Iron and zinc (important for a […]

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SuperSalmon

Atlantic salmon are some pretty amazing fish! Not only can they leap up waterfalls 15 feet high but they can also travel up to 100 km per day in the ocean! And the largest Atlantic salmon ever caught weighed 72 pounds (that’s a whole lot of fillets)! With these qualities alone, the Atlantic salmon deserves

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Ribology 101

Do you know your pork ribs? Here is a little summary of the different types of ribs and their characteristics. First, it is important to note that the entire rib cage consists of three cuts: the baby backs, the spares, and the rib tips. Back Ribs (also called loin ribs or baby back ribs), these

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One, Two, Three

Pulled pork. If you cook it right, it can be some of the most flavourful, succulent, and juicy meat known to humankind. Pulled pork was first developed through the process of smoking pork when Spanish settlers first arrived in the United States. They watched natives building a smoky fire underneath their game and took notice

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Drumroll Please

Okay, you just checked the weather forecast, they predict sunny skies and high temperatures for the weekend. It’s a great time to BBQ! (but then again is in it always a great time to barbecue) Now the next thing on the list is to pick up some great tasting food to cook. Lococo’s has Chicken

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Chop Chop!

Chop chop! It’s back to cooking school you go! Do you know your pork and which cuts are the leanest and tastiest? Pork is the world’s most widely consumed meat and accounts for 42% of all the meat consumed followed by chicken at 33% and beef at 22%. And each pig represents 371 servings of

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The Barbecue Master

Anyone who has worked the barbecue knows it is a fine art mixed with science. The barbecue master has developed skills that are necessary for cooking everything from hot dogs and hamburgers to steaks and lobsters. Cooking kebabs with meat, vegetables, and even fruit is no different and requires the same diligent skill set! The

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