Feed Me Portland!

Two recent drinking excursions are all the proof I need (as if after all this time I needed ANY) that wine with time well spent in my basement is one of my life's great rewards.....

This just scares the crap out of me. From Associated Press and Yahoo news - Call it pork in a petri dish — a technique to turn pig stem cells into strips of meat that scientists say could one day offer a green alternative to raising livestock, help alleviate world hunger, and save some pigs their bac

Here’s an interesting article from the New Yorker, “Does Whole Foods’ C.E.O. Know Whats Best for You?” They sat down with the embattled C.E.O. for a conversation that included

Monday I will post the “Best Restaurant in Portland”, along with the winner of the drawing. But first…

Meet the Brewers at Belmont Station, Thursday, Feb. 4, 6-8 p.m.

Full Sail's Topsail Imperial Porter tasting --- which happens tonight at the Hood River brewery tasting room, was an amazing opportunity to taste each of the three beers --- each aged in different whiskey barrels --- that were blended to create this year's Topsail.

Leigh and Ann’s Homemade Creole Sauce from the Vegan Bake Sale for Haiti spooned over thyme-y, cornmeal crusted, baked tempeh strips. Roasted broccoli with fresh lemon, coarse sea salt and pepper.  Steamed yam with sea salt. I had been craving good ole tempeh. The tempeh strips were marinated overnight in tamari an

BAM: Beer and Movie Fest, is a two-week, film festival at four Portland venues sponsored in part by Ninkasi Brewing and New Belgium Brewing, who are presenting seasonal beers during the festival, which will also include sp[ecial beers from Firestone Walker, Hopworks Urban Brewery, Laurelwood Brewing, Lompoc Brewi

If you thought, like me, that MGD 64 would never top any list except "Beers not bloody likely to be found in MY chilly bin unless they're left over from a Superbowl party gone bad..." Men's Health just published a list of the 40 best beers to drink if you're having just the recommended one a day. or two...turns out M

When Diane Maler and husband Lew couldn’t find a coffeehouse in Los Angeles that they personally wanted to frequent, they set out to create their dream café. They found a storefront on Main Street in...

So…what are you waiting for?Thanks to Michel for finding this.

There's something about the term "vegan" that really rubs people the wrong way.