Fish Moilee Fish curry in coconut milk and spices Matthew George, executive sous chef, in the University of Guelph’s Hospitality Services, shares this recipe for fish moilee — a traditional recipe from Kerala, India. It’s a very delicate dish with beautiful flavours and serves well with steamed rice. INGREDIENTS Tilapia 4 oz Filets –
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Video: tips to live with, and even love, your germs
Most people have a love/hate relationship with germs: they love when germs keep them healthy but hate when they make them ill. In this video, Jason Tetro, “The Germ Guy” talks about tips to live with, and love, your germs.
Video: go behind the scenes at the racetrack with jockey Emma-Jayne Wilson
Although she may not be a household name, jockey Emma-Jayne Wilson is one of the country’s most successful female athletes. The University of Guelph alumna is Canada’s most winning female jockey with more than 1,200 career victories, and she has earned well over $60 million in purses for her mounts.
Behind the lens: explore professor Massimo Marcone’s ‘cabinet of curiosities’
Renaissance collectors accumulated their treasures in rooms called cabinets of curiosities. Today, Prof. Massimo Marcone’s office in U of G’s Food Science Building is a wunderkammer whose collections reflect his world travels in search of exotic edibles — and light bulbs.
Video: the final basketball game is played at the W.F. Mitchell Centre
In February, the Gryphons men’s and women’s basketball teams took to the court for the final regular season varsity basketball game to be played at the W.F. Mitchell Centre.
Video: Prof. Stephen Lewis shares his personal story of self-injury
Prof. Stephen Lewis, Department of Psychology, was 15 when he first self-injured by cutting himself. In a TEDx talk delivered earlier this year, Lewis describes how bullying led to a major depression and how over time he became suicidal.
Behind the lens: watch Greg Denton paint the final canvas in a 100-portrait project
As the city’s 2015 artist-in-residence, Denton was commissioned to complete a public art project marking the centennial of the writing of In Flanders Fields by Guelph poet John McCrae. For “100 Portraits/100 Poppies: Sitting in Remembrance,” Denton, an instructor in U of G’s School of Fine Art and Music, painted portraits of local military personnel,