Anita Stewart, CM (2 July 1947^{[citation needed]} – 29 October 2020) was a Canadian culinary author and food activist.

Biography

Stewart was also the founder of Food Day Canada, the largest national culinary celebration in Canadian history. In 2011, she was made a Member of the Order of Canada.[1]^{[failed verification]} Up until her death, she served as Food Laureate of the Ontario Agricultural College at the University of Guelph.[2]

She died on 29 October 2020,[3] aged 73.^{[citation needed]}

Bibliography

Stewart has produced several culinary-related books.

• Anita Stewart's Canada: The Food, The Recipes, The Stories (HarperCollins Canada, Toronto, 2008)
• The Flavours of Canada: A Celebration of the Finest Regional Foods (Raincoast, Vancouver, 2000 / 2006)
• Great Canadian Cuisine: The Flavours of Canadian Pacific Hotels (Douglas & McIntyre, Vancouver 1999)
• A Taste For Comfort: A Scenic Tour of Pacific Northwest Inns (C&D Publishing, Portland, Oregon, 1993)
• Canada's Great Country Inns: the Best in Food and Lodging (Random House / Fodors Toronto / New York 1992)
• From Our Mothers' Kitchens (Random House, Toronto 1991)
• The Country Inns Cookbook: Revised Edition (Stoddart Publishing, Toronto 1990)
• The Gray Rocks Story (Weiser & Weiser, New York,1989)
• The St.Lawrence Market Cookbook (Stoddart Publishing, Toronto 1988)
• The Lighthouse Cookbook (Harbour Publishing, Vancouver 1988)
• The Country Inns Cookbook, (Stoddart Publishing, Toronto 1987)
• Northern Bounty: A Celebration of Canadian Cuisine (Random House Canada, Toronto 1995)
• The Farmers' Market Cookbook (Stoddart, Toronto 1984)
• The Ontario Harvest Cookbook: An Exploration of Feasts and Flavours (Macmillan Canada, Toronto 1995)

References

External links

• Official website
• Anita Stewart's Food Day Canada*

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