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« le: Novembre 01, 2024, 10:11:57 pm »
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 These days hospitals in Ontario are scrambling to cope with the spread of the coronavirus. But in recent years Toronto chef and activist Joshna Maharaj had a chance to observe one often-neglected aspect of the health-care system: food.In her new book,  Take Back the Tray: Revolutionizing Food in Hospitals, Schools, and Other Institutions,  Maharaj reflects on her experiences. This chapter looks at The Scarborough Hospital.Picture it: its 1980, and youve just woken up from surgery. Youre a bit achy and dopey, and once youve spent a bit of time with your eyes open, you get a message from your stomach. Youre hungry. Youve been hungry since yesterday, and now, you need something to eat.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The smell of cooking wafts through the hallway as lunch trays get delivered to patients stanley cup . A friendly face enters your room and places a tray in front of you, and as soon as that dome gets lifted, the first thing that hits you is the smell of a to stanley shop asty fresh roll, still warm from the oven.The roll is soft, and the perfect thing to dip into the rich gravy of a beef stew, which sits atop a pile of fragrant, fluffy rice. The beef in that stew was butchered on-site, and the stew was stanley cups  made with a beef broth that simmered in a kettle for hours to achieve maximum flavour and nutrition. Beside the stew there are crisp, lemony green beans and a fresh tomato salad.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A small