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    Park Kitchen 10 Year Anniversary Party Benefits Chapman Elementary

    By PDX Food Dude Last Update March 16, 2014 6 Comments

    It’s a slow food news week, but this caught my eye. A good dinner and a good cause!

    Hello friends and family

    As you may or may not know, Park Kitchen is celebrating 10 years of doing what we do best: cooking, eating, shaking, stirring, drinking, and smack talking.  To celebrate, we are throwing a one night only, high octane, Park Kitchen 10 Year Blow Out Bash for ourselves, our friends and our family.   We would love to have you to join the celebration.

    Saturday November 2nd at 6 pm Park Kitchen will host a 7 course dinner. Each course will be created and executed by one of our beloved PK all stars who will then roast the life out of our fearless leader, the man who made it all happen, Scott Dolich.  With each course our esteemed league of returning mix masters will whip something up to pair. Don’t
    worry, they get to roast too.  Because this is a celebration, we must have wine too.  Some of our favorite wineries that have seen us through good times and bad will be on hand, pouring their finest with each course.

    Featured talents will include

    Mix Masters:
    Kevin Ludwig
    Adam Robinson
    Nate Smith
    Mary Bartlett

    Chefs:
    Ethan Snyder- Park Kitchen
    Ryan Mead- The Bent Brick
    Jeff Reiter- BluePlate
    Ashley Bisagna- Feastworks
    John Stewart- Meat Cheese Bread
    William Preisch- Holdfast Dining
    John Slack- Graham Elliot
    David Padberg- Raven and Rose
    David Briggs- Xocolatl de David
    Kevin Atchley- Pine State Biscuits
    Steve Jones- Cheesebar
    Ellen Jackson-food.print.style

    Wineries:
    Argyle
    Eyrie
    Patricia Green
    Crowley
    Boedecker
    Chehalem
    Soter

    In true Park Kitchen form we’ll be seating everyone in “cozy elegance” i.e. you will be partying hard with your neighbor. Seats are $225 all inclusive and all proceeds will be given
    to Chapman Elementary. Call the restaurant at 503-223-7275 to make
    your reservation, let us know whether you prefer a table or the bar
    and we look very forward to celebrating with you!

    Park Kitchen

    422 NW 8th Ave
    Portland, OR 97209
    503-223-7275
    fax 503-223-7282

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    Comments

    1. John says

      October 22, 2013 at 1:57 pm

      Yes, because we know that impoverished Chapman needs the money (as I donate an computer to Boise Eliot). $225. Really.

      Reply
      • Clay says

        October 23, 2013 at 10:50 pm

        Birds are people too, you know.

        Reply
    2. Sue says

      October 23, 2013 at 1:47 pm

      I wish events like this would offer an option without wine, not everyone wants to or can drink.

      Reply
    3. josh says

      October 24, 2013 at 3:27 pm

      yep, how about you give the money to a school that could actually use it? like mill park elementary. chapman has so many donors its not even funny.

      Reply
      • pdxyogi says

        October 24, 2013 at 8:09 pm

        Yeah what’s next, $500/person for Ainsworth Elementary?

        Reply
    4. Heather says

      November 7, 2013 at 12:53 pm

      Actually, schools in PPS like Chapman which raise over $10,000 a year are required to give a third of all the money they raise to All Hands Raised the PPS foundation. This money, plus additional money the foundation raises on its own is given to all the schools that are not able to raise significant money through fundraising to use as they’d like. So anyone going to this dinner IS raising money for Mill Park and Boise Elementary. If they can get $225 a ticket you should be cheering it.

      Reply

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