Tressa Yellig’s community-supported kitchen teaches a new way to cook.
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Within five minutes of entering the Salt, Fire & Time kitchen, I witness owner Tressa Yellig dump 30 pounds of pork belly and pork shoulder and several cups of lard into a giant pot, pull several shee ...
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For the first time in the history of the Golden Spurtle competition, an American has taken the title of World Porridge Making Champion. That's right, local grain connoisseur Matthew Cox of Bob's Red Mill has beat out all of the Scottish...
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You really should read: Vegan BrunchVocally vegan and post-punk foodie Isa Moskowitz, who recently moved to town, is a spokeswoman for all things animal-free. Originally a cooking-show creator, she h ...
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You should really read: Live Through ThisFormer Oregonian reporter Debra Gwartney has recently published Live Through This, a memoir describing her relationship with her daughters–a relationship ...
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You really should read: Beyond Heaving Bosoms: The Smart Bitches’ Guide to Romance NovelsPortlander Candy Tan is not afraid to shop for books at the grocery store. As the co-author of a blog and ...
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You really should read: Faeries of Dreamdark: BlackbringerPink-haired Laini Taylor’s fantasy novels may be written for children, but adult critics seem to be captured by her intricate plots as w ...
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You really should read: The Farm to Table CookbookFreelance food writer, cooking instructor, personal chef and recently prolific cookbook author Ivy Manning is certainly a hard-hitter in Portland&rsqu ...
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You Should Really Read: Daddy Needs a DrinkRob Wilder has held more jobs than anyone you know. He’s been a gas station attendant, dishwasher, factory worker, landscape grunt, grass cutter, lacke ...
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