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COMMUNITY Tourney supports homeless Markham and Stouffville's women's hockey team for charity, Hockey Helps the Homeless, is aiming to raise more money than the men's team. Hockey Helps the Homeless, a charitable organization in its 20th year, organizes hockey tournaments to raise funds for homeless support agencies across Canada. Dallas Hegland, Stouffville resident and member of the women's team, says it's the second year her team's participated and her fourth year as a participant. "Our goal this year was to get more money than the guys' team," Hegland said. "We decided to get as much money as we can for donations so we organized a fundraiser dance." Though the tournament is on Nov. 18 at the Angus Glen Community Centre in Markham, Hegland and her teammates are holding a fundraiser dance at the Stouffville Legion on Oct. 21. Cover for the dance is $15 and it runs from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. All proceeds from the dance and the tournament will go to 360 Kids, a Richmond Hill-based agency helping homeless and at-risk youth. The total goal for Markham/Stouffville's tournament is $200,000 split between men and women at $150,000 and $50,000 respectively. To donate to the women's team, visit http://bit. ly/2dYW5AS To donate to the men's team, visit http://bit. ly/2dYWcwi C CHICkEN TILAPIA RASPBERRIES FRESH DRISCOLL'S We've arranged a feature on fresh Tilapia from our fish counter. It will be available either au naturel, with lemon and dill or with a Cajun blackened spice. featured at /LB These are made with our air-chilled chicken breasts which we flatten out and bread with our specially seasoned crumbs. They are a really quick and easy meal that works good with almost any side (think Napa Slaw), or simply slip them into a bun % for a meal on the run! OFF THIS reg. $12.49/lb. WEEk C HEESE OLIVE OILS UTLETS PLEASE! PASS THE IT ALIAN 13 | Stouffville Sun-Tribune | Thursday, October 20, 2016 25 This week we'll have `red leicester' cheese for you. Historically this was made with cow's milk in the Leicester area of England, and, like cheddar, was coloured with carotene....the agent-orange of carrots. The white variety was a wartime expedient due to shortages, so the `natural' one is actually reddish. It's cheddarlike but somewhat crumblier as it ages, and it's a bit more delicate. It's a great companion of red wine, Merlot especially. regular $5.29/100g, and featured this week at We have two really nice ones to choose from this week. The first is our well-known Carli in the 750ml size, and the other is the lesser known GIAnnI CAloGIurI AffIorATo variety in the 250ml size. The Carli would be better used for salad dressing and the like, while the Affiorato would be a special occasion choice for more delicate use. Both are regularly $19.95 each, and OFF THIS WEEk both will be featured at 1/3 1/3 OFF These come tinned in a 796ml size, from the San Marzano area of Italy, and have the reputation of being the best tomatoes for sauce. So....if making sauce or soup is in your feature, this is your chance. THIS regular $6.49 each, and featured at WEEk TOMATOES! SAN MARZANO WHAT'S FOR $ 99 Work out for Special Olympics Flex your muscles to support a charitable cause at Stouffville's CrossFit Crux this Saturday, Oct. 22. CrossFit Crux is participating in CF|24, a charitable event that aims to raise money in support of Special Olympics Canada. To date, the charity has raised $150,000 nationally. All proceeds go toward funding athletic competitions and youth programs for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Six teams of three from CrossFit Crux members will perform a 10-minute "workout of the day" every hour on the hour for 24 consecutive hours. Last year, $5,000 was raised from Stouffville. "People can donate online or come to the gym and donate," said CrossFit Crux owner Cindy Allinson. "If someone wants to come and work out for two hours, that's fine too, we're just asking for a small donation." The first workout begins at noon on Saturday, where Special Olympics athletes from Stouffville, Aurora and Newmarket will also participate. CrossFit Crux is located at 118 Sandiford Drive, Unit 2, Stouffville. "The reason we started this is because one of our members, Dan Banks, works very closely with Special Olympics athletes," Allinson said. Banks coaches basketball and softball for special needs athletes in Aurora and Newmarket and is also a member of CrossFit Crux. Ten teams signed up last year, but this year Allinson said there are 24. For more information or to donate, visit cf24.org. --Ali Raza uReport yorkregion.com/ureport B ROCCOLI! WHY PAY MORE? $ 49 LOCAL From our Frozen Selection, we'll have our Corn Chowder Soup and our Italian-Style Meat Balls. The soup is thick with ingredients ­ pretty much a PkG meal in-a-bowl, while the meat balls will adorn a plate of spaghetti, fill a sandwich, or simply serve them with rice ­ very versatile and % flavourful. regulars are $8.95 and $16.95 respectively, and both will OFF These are super-sweet pines from Costa Rica. We bought Our pizza feature this week will be featured at the largest size this week ­ 6's ­ and they be our Blue Steak Pizza. It's are too big to fit in our coring machine, ENGLISH got blue cheese, grilled steak so you'll have to slice them at home. EA BREAkF AST strips, mushrooms and tomato sauce. 12" size ­ featured this I have just returned from a trip to Northern Ireland, AT THE week at and I must say that I tried many of the sausages on EA offer. In my opinion, and in that of my golf-mates, ­ ours are still better. We've doctored the recipe for this week a bit; we'll have our regulars % Our salad feature this week will be our Black Bean and some with maple. reg. $6.99/lb. Couscous. There are a lot of moving parts here, and OFF featured at they meld well. You'll find this on the light side, refreshing and flavourful. reg. $1.69/100g, and featured this week at Next, we've made a Cream of Cauliflower Soup. We received another load of pumpkins yesterday. Lots We use chicken stock, Yukon potatoes, carrots and celery and the cauli, of course! of choices! The very large ones are especially nice, but % reg. $8.95/900ml. featured at we've got mediums, smalls and very tiny, too! OFF ­ and it should serve 4. WHAT'S Following this, we'll have kulam's Butter Chicken. We use boneless chicken breast cubes, with sweet onions, garlic, ginger, coconut cream, tomatoes and spices. I love this primarily because it's full of We're going to be baking with Apples, and we'll that exotic flavour without being overly spicy or start with one of my all-time faves; our CArAMelhot. Serve this with basmati rice. % reg. $9.95/4x5 foil, and featured APPle CheeSeCAkeS ­ We start with a OFF this week at shortbread crust, piled in the cheese filling with ribbons of caramel and lots of cooked, spiced apples, This week we're going to be demonstrating and sampling and then finish with shingles of apple slices and our Sous vide offerings on Friday and Saturday. For We'll be featuring one of our caramel glaze. The big trick here is to serve this slightly this occasion, we are bringing Basil Glezakos from the meat room in the basement to sample our fare, and give regular wraps this week, my warmed ­ no kidding! You will thank me! Two sizes, you a "Basil Buck" towards your purchase. Here's a guy personal favourite wrap as reg. $18.95 and $29.95 who never met anyone that he didn't like, and any food a matter of fact, and one of CArAMel-APPle BuTTer TArTS ­ These are that he didn't like, either. We'll be warming and serving Grethe's creations, our Smoked a number of our dishes to give you an idea of how easy Turkey & Brie Wrap. On a equally decadent! The pastry shells are filled with our large tortilla, we put shaved butter tart filling, then with a generous amount of our this format is, and how delicious, as well. spiced apples, and then after baking, they are drizzled And lastly, our Salad Dressing feature will be our Black Forest turkey, spinach and with ribbons of caramel, just to be sure that we've Brandied Cranberry Dressing. It's a bit sweet romaine, sliced Granny Smith achieved the decadence factor. reg. is $9.99/pack of 6 apple, dried cranberry, double and sour, and me thinks that this is creme brie cheese, APPle-PeCAn Coffee CAkeS ­ These are especially great with Boston lettuce. red onion and Cliff's (our big baker) famous coffee cakes, made with reg. $5.99/250ml. featured this EA EA lemon aioli. fresh sliced apples, apple cider and pecans baked-in. week at When they are done, we give them a touch of caramel Sunday Brunch will begin with love. You'll find that these are just as good, if not our Cream of Cauliflower better, on the second day. reg. $19.95 each. Soup, followed by either Beef Stroganoff, Penne Carbonara or APPle TurnoverS ­ We use our own puff pastry We'll have some of our local Broccoli on feature this Chicken Breast with a Mushroom to make these and over-fill them with apples and sauce, with either rice or mashed, cinnamon, then finish them with a dust of coarse sugar. week. Given the time of the year, this tea or coffee and a mini dessert, all reg. $3.99 each. might be the last of the best, so get % for $11.95 ea. Served from noon All these items will be featured this OFF EA your greens while they are good and till 2. week at close at hand! $ 95 PIZZA PINEAPPLES PIZZZZAZZ! DEL MONTE 9 These are the late season California crop, and after what seemed like an eternity of high prices, they have moderated to the point that making a raspberry pie makes sense.......or simply au naturel might work, too! $ 99 2 DINNER? 25 4 $ 49 WHAT'S COOkIN' 2 DELI! 25 25 $ 10 95 SAUSAGES LOTS O' 1/3 OFF 25 PUMPkINS LUNCH? WHAT'S FOR THIS WEEk? 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