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May 19, 2009
Traditional kombucha tea promises long life; when it’s bottled by Tazo’s co-founder, it tastes good, too.
May 19, 2009
I AM NOT A VEGAN—far from it, in fact—although I did try my hand at vegetarianism back in high school and college. My endeavors came to an abrupt end, however, when I landed a summer job teaching...
May 19, 2009
INTRODUCING…
A TRUE TAVERN should offer the following things: Good, cheap food. Good, cheap drink. Dark wood. A diverse clientele. A certain quirkiness. And pleasantly dim lighting. Anytime a tavern deviates...
May 19, 2009
EAT THIS NOW
THE HANDWRITTEN SIGN out front of the El Brasero taco truck sometimes reads Rica Barbacoa_. It means “delicious braised meat,” and you should trust it, especially since the meat in question at this...
May 19, 2009
One of Portland’s most eclectic oenophiles opens up *Kir*, a tiny, unpretentious East Side wine bar that passes with flying colors.
May 19, 2009
CHEAP DATE
CALLING ALL DAWDLING diners and languorous drinkers: There are few estimable places in this town willing to welcome our kind with open arms. We take forever to order because we talk too much. We...
May 19, 2009
EAT THIS NOW
RIGHT AROUND LUNCHTIME, pastry chef Kir Jensen pulls a tray or two of sweet, golden chocolate chip cookies from the oven in her 8-foot-by-12-foot mobile bakery cart. Yes, these are the kind Mom...
May 19, 2009
EDIBLE MENUS. Cryovacked potatoes. Liquid-nitrogen-seared tuna. No, this isn’t “Cooking with Einstein.” These dishes represent a growing international movement—dubbed “molecular gastronomy”—that...
May 19, 2009
A 2,000-POUND SACK of dried garbanzo beans hangs from four giant hooks near the 25-foot-high ceiling of a processing room at Milwaukie-based Bob’s Red Mill Natural Foods Inc, a producer of...
May 19, 2009
Understanding restaurant menus shouldn’t be this hard.
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