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Oct 9, 2009
INTRODUCING…
At Nel Centro, chef de cuisine R. Paul Hyman takes inspiration from the stretch of coastline between Nice and Genoa as he creates classic straightforward dishes that reflect a happy marriage of...
Oct 9, 2009
NEW LISTING
Andina reflects the multi-faceted and multi-national (Spanish, African, Basque, Caribbean, and even Japanese) influences of Peruvian cuisine well.
Oct 9, 2009
PORTLAND PLATED
Master chef Robert Reynolds reinvents the staid pumpkin pie.
Oct 9, 2009
POUR
Take a little inspiration from the Czech Republic to find the right drink to bridge the seasons in the city.
Oct 8, 2009
inside look
On the surface, Saucebox Executive Chef Gregory Gourdet’s all city. He wears these enormous clear-framed glasses – the kind that are “in” right now – but the way he wears them makes you wonder if...
Oct 5, 2009
Chocolate
For as much chocolate as we Americans devour, it’s hard to fathom that there are currently less than 10 craft batch chocolate makers across the nation churning out those artisan bars and truffles...
Oct 5, 2009
Gourmet
The New York Times Media Decoder blog reports that parent publishing company Conde Nast will close Gourmet Magazine, along with lesser known Conde Nast titles Cookie and Modern and Elegant...
Oct 2, 2009
Laughing Planet
It’s nearly noon and I’m heading to the Laughing Planet in the Pearl District. While I admit that my usual diet as a food writer does not often enough include brown rice, steamed vegetables, and...
Oct 1, 2009
Spella
According to the New York Times, and the droves of downtowners who flock to his eponymous coffee cart come rain or shine, Andrea Spella serves the best espresso in Portland. And sometime later...
Oct 1, 2009
Starbucks
The world is comprised of two types of coffee drinkers. There are those for whom coffee is mere fuel to be devoured quickly and in whichever form, and those for whom coffee is a ritual from which...
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