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    Interview: Elizabeth Montes of Sahagún Chocolates

    By Nancy Rommelmann Last Update April 20, 2018 5 Comments

    Elizabeth Montes Sahagun Chocolates - photo ©Vince Patton Photography

    “This is for you,” says Elizabeth Montes, sliding across the café table a small packet containing five Sahagún chocolates, curlicue palets sifted with silver and buttery salty caramels crowned with hazelnuts, chocolates exuding both probity and whimsy and so individually stunning they have the quality of jewelry.Over an Americano, Montes (who, with her enormous dark eyes … [Read more...] about Interview: Elizabeth Montes of Sahagún Chocolates

    Interview: Anya Von Bremzen – The New Spanish Table

    By Nancy Rommelmann Last Update April 20, 2018 3 Comments

    Book: the new spanish table

    “I love this book,” said Anya Von Bremzen, James Beard award-winning author and contributor to Travel & Leisure, Food & Wine and other publications, on her swing through Portland as part of a 25-city tour for her latest work, The New Spanish Table. “This is my fifth book, and it’s got everything that I want in it: really good recipes, very solid… And it also has a lot … [Read more...] about Interview: Anya Von Bremzen – The New Spanish Table

    Interview: Chef Pascal Sauton

    By Nancy Rommelmann Last Update January 3, 2017 15 Comments

    Pascal Sauton

    Pascal Sauton, chef and owner of Carafe, laughs easily, charms effortlessly, and exudes the sort of corporeal bonhomie one associates with the proprietor of a French bistro. Born and trained in France, with cooking sojourns in New York to South America, Sauton deliberately set down stakes in Portland, because, he says, “Oregon is a candy store for chefs.” Over cappuccino, … [Read more...] about Interview: Chef Pascal Sauton

    Interview: Chef Marco Shaw of Fife

    By Nancy Rommelmann Last Update April 20, 2018 23 Comments

    Chef Marco Shaw

    [Note from FoodDude: Marco Fife sold his restaurant in 2009 and moved from Portland. However, this interview is still a fascinating read]The gleaming copper structure on NE Fremont could easily be mistaken for a luxury goods shop, until one walks inside, and senses one’s stepped into a dinner party, one hosted five nights a week by chef Marco Shaw.“It should be like … [Read more...] about Interview: Chef Marco Shaw of Fife

    Interview: Chef Adrienne Inskeep

    By Nancy Rommelmann Last Update January 3, 2017 14 Comments

    With her pixyish hair and lithe physique, Adrienne Inskeep may look like Peter Pan, but the chef of Siam Society, the restaurant she owns with her husband, Paul Van Slyke, is absolutely grounded; by her own admission, perhaps too.“I am definitely a taskmaster, and almost to a fault,” says the 26-year-old, who since opening the Thai establishment last October in an historic … [Read more...] about Interview: Chef Adrienne Inskeep

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