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Food Writing Archive

This category could be about anything having to do with food: Food Haiku, Limericks, Contests, Essays, Trips down memory line, musings about life... whatever strikes my fancy, and doesn't fit into the other categories

Interview: Scott Dolich – Park Kitchen

August 26, 2014 by Chris Angelus

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This is another in a series of interviews which first appeared in About Face Magazine by Chris Angelus of Portland Food Adventures. My thanks to Chris and About Face. Chef/owner of Park Kitchen - Humbly at the Center of it AllI met with Scott Dolich for this interview on the patio of the Bent Brick. Scott was inside making a fresh pot of Caffè Umbria coffee to enjoy … [Read more...] about Interview: Scott Dolich – Park Kitchen

Book Review: Breakfast in Bridgetown 3rd Edition

August 22, 2014 by PDX Food Dude

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In 2006, Paul Gerald contacted me, asking if I would like to run some reviews he had written about places to eat breakfast in Portland. I was dubious, as I frequently get approached by folks with great ideas that they never follow up on, people with personal agendas, and quite a few who have a sense of taste that varies greatly from mine. However, I took a look, enjoyed the … [Read more...] about Book Review: Breakfast in Bridgetown 3rd Edition

Local Figs: A Love Letter to a Short Sweet Season

August 15, 2014 by CuisineBonneFemme

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Figs are coming into season early this year, and Lizzy's post from 2006 is always popular, so I thought I'd run it again. Recipe by Eric BechardPortland Oregon is practically raining figs. There are big brown, black and green blobs on sidewalks, on top of cars, and backyards are slippery mine fields. It won’t last long though, because we are nearing the end of the … [Read more...] about Local Figs: A Love Letter to a Short Sweet Season

Sunday Dinner with Betty – A Memorial to Lauren Bacall

August 13, 2014 by PDX Food Dude

In the mid-1990s, I was living in Sonoma County California. The AIDS crisis was in full fury, and I spent time working in a hospice - counseling patients, walking their dogs, cooking, cleaning their houses, arranging memorials... whatever I could do. It was a fulfilling yet mentally exhausting job sharing the last days with patients, many of whom became my friends during their … [Read more...] about Sunday Dinner with Betty – A Memorial to Lauren Bacall

Making the Perfect Gin and Tonic

July 17, 2014 by PDX Food Dude

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Gin and tonics are pretty easy to make, but there are a few things you can do to make it better. Gin & Tonic is what my father would have called “an honest drink.” Nothing fancy; direct and to the point. However, making the perfect gin and tonic requires a few simple steps.In the 50s, my dad would get home at 5:30 every evening, the brakes of his Porsche would squeal … [Read more...] about Making the Perfect Gin and Tonic

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