Like the rest of the world, Canada is smitten with Deb Perelman of Smitten Kitchen. She visited both Vancouver and Toronto as part of her Smitten Kitchen Cookbook tour. In both cities, the line-ups were long, the smiles were everywhere and Deb patiently signed every book while chatting everyone up as only she can.

While Deb was in Canada in early November touring her book, The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook hit the New York Times Best Seller list and has stayed in the Top 5 ever since! Is Canada a good luck charm or was that just a coincidence? Let's say it was a little bit of both!

THE SMITTEN KITCHEN COOKBOOK GIVEAWAY

Due to the generosity from the good people at Appetite by Random House Canada, we have two signed copies to give away to FBC members!

To enter:

1. Leave a comment on this post telling us what you're most looking forward to this holiday season.

2. For an extra entry, tweet the message: “I entered to win a Smitten Kitchen Cookbook from @foodbloggersCA & @RandomHouseCA. Enter here http://ow.ly/g3R0l (log in to see post)” then leave us a separate comment on this post letting us know you did.

Contest ends Sunday December 23rd at 11:59pm PST and winner announced in the News on Monday December 24th. Winner will be chosen using random.org.

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53 Comments

Shari Johnston
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This year, I get to go to Ontario for Christmas (for the first time in 8 years) and I get to have Christmas with my dad (for the first time in about 20 years) and I get to have Christmas with my very first nephew (for the first time ever since he’s only 5 months old!). I can’t wait!

Megan Gardiner
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I am looking forward to having Christmas with my brand new nephew, and my 2 year old niece. The holidays are so much more fun with kids to share it with!

Heidi B
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I’m mostly looking forward to just spending time with family, especially family that’s been away 🙂 Speaking just of food though I’m looking forward to my mother in laws apple pie. So simple but soooo good 😀

lillipopgirl
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I love Deb’s recipes. This holiday, I’m looking forward to some time off with my family and friends and cook some amazing recipes for them!|

Gwen Wright
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As it’s just the three of us this year instead of a crowd, I’m looking forward to making a completely local, completely from-scratch Christmas dinner.

Carmen Yung
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This holiday season, I’m most looking forward to spending time with family and friends, some of whom we only get to see once or twice a year!

Stephanie C
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I’m definitely most looking forward to some time off and just hanging out with my husband. Of course, seeing family and friends for Christmas dinners will be nice too. 🙂

FoxKitchen
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I’m looking forward to spending Christmas with family. Especially with those from back east who only get to Vancouver every couple of years. Oh and the food. I’m looking forward to that too!

Happy Holidays!
Laureen

ilive2eat
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I’m looking forward to spending Christmas with my family…. and watch my kids open presents and enjoy the magic of the season

Merry Christmas

Kathy
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This will be our first Christmas just the two of us. Bring on the local bubbly, homemade goodies, and holiday feasts

EyesBigger
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We have just moved to Canada from Australia so it is our FIRST White Christmas, and our first Christmas alone as a little family. We are going to love every minute!

Patrycja Kujawa
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This holiday season I am looking forward to smell of gingerbread cookies and fresh spruce in the house, snow behind the window, kisses under the mistletoe and something magical to happen in my life!

Renee
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There are many things I look forward to – the festive food (of course!), Christmas lights and the joyful faces all around me.

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