Food Network Canada host (and self-professed “gastronaut”) Bob Blumer has designed the ultimate foodie hideaway for the Gladstone Hotel. He’s currently in town to show off his imaginative, snack-based space. We can’t decide whether its extremely cool or slightly creepy. Read more at Toronto Life
Read MoreBob Blumer, culinary creationist and host of shows like "Glutton for Punishment," discusses the seven Guinness World Records that he has achieved. Read CNBC
Read MoreWhat does a chef who is best known for cooking up meals in strange situations and deliberating exposing himself to almost impossible challenges do for his next series? In Bob Blumer's case, he switches to the other side of the table and investigates all the
Read MoreWhen you go out to dine and a monkey serves you beer or a gorilla roams nearby, it’s weird. When you’re spoon-fed by a maid or eating chili out of a toilet bowl or in sitting in a prison cell with a mad scientist in white
Read MoreFood Network’s Bob Blumer, host of the show Glutton for Punishment comes to town to beat the best by flipping more than 555 pancakes to set a Guinness world record. He does so with a whopping 559 flapjacks poured, flipped and served while a Guinness
Read MoreStanding at the corner of St. Clair Ave. West and Greenlaw Ave. in Toronto, Bob Blumer takes a bite from a pizza slice and lets out a boyish grin. The chef-cum-television host has a lot to smile about having just broken the Guinness world record
Read MoreGlazed-over bananas The USDA recommends 2 to 4 servings of fresh fruit a day. How you eat it is your business. Ingredients: 2 tablespoons dark rum 2 tablespoons honey 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 4 bananas 1 pint chocolate ice cream, or frozen yogurt Preheat grill to medium-high direct heat. In a bowl, blend rum,
Read More[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Salmon cupcakes This is the recipe that got me started on savory cupcakes. It was inspired by the name “fish cake” which always made me laugh when I thought of a cake made with fish. My original salmon cupcakes were bite-size and I served them as
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