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North Killingsworth Enat Kitchen300 N Killingsworth St., 285-4867.[ETHIOPIAN KING] Ethiopian restaurants often seem interchangeable—same dishes, similar décor, same distinct serving style
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American (traditional)
The Country Cat
7937 SE Stark St., 408-1414, thecountrycat.net.
[ALL-DAY MEAT COMA] The Country Cat bills itself as a “dinner house,” but that’s just co-owner and head chef Adam Sappington being modest.
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2nd Story
2005 SE 11th Ave., 741-9693, 2ndstorypdx.com.
[WORTH A CLIMB] Erin McBride does wonderful things with
beets. And kale. And sometimes peaches. The Ohio-born farm girl made
desserts at
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The July 6, 2011, issue of Willamette Week
hit the streets with a glowing review of a new Northeast Alberta Street
restaurant. The food was “cerebral” and “playful.” It “surprises and
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Life on the food frontier can be rugged and lonely. Ask
Johanna Ware. As a child in Chicago, Ware remembers the quizzical
reaction to the “crazy lunches” packed by a mother “who cooked her w
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Boise
Mack & Dub’s Excellent Chicken & Waffles
3601 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., 933-7662, mackanddub.com.
Waffles and chicken from James McClendon,
better known as J. Mack of the U
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Portlanders are not big on dessert. It’s not that we’re
health conscious, exactly—it’s that we indulge elsewhere. Or so says
Jeff McCarthy, the former pastry chef at closed-down Ten 01 and
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If you want to catch Trent Pierce, you’ve got to know your
tide tables. The chef behind Southeast Division Street ramen go-to Wafu
has been spending at least a day a week at the Oregon Coast, lo
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Knowing how to pair wine with food is an
essential skill for any gourmand. But as beer and cocktails—and even
non-alcoholic drinks—attain a level of artisanship on par with vino, and
gain
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