Pictures-Mexican Cooking Classes
January 2007 




“ Vibrant, exciting, great nose, nice follow through, ages well, no bitterness” Sounds like the love of your life perhaps?
No, it’s wine! 



Our good friend Michael Harvey, has contributed a great article about Salmon.  Michael has written a number of articles about the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. He’s dedicated to a fresh and local lifestyle. Michael can be found  teaching Linguistics at Portland State University, and when he’s not teaching he can be found with his wonderful wife Beth, tending his Pinot Noir grapes on a beautiful little hill in Multnomah Village.

Salmon Savvy Article

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Good food does not happen at microwave speed
Thursday, January 10, 2008
 
                                                                                                                                                                                                        For the holiday’s Shelley received a wonderful new cookbook called “American Masala” by Survir
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December, what a great month.........
Saturday, December 22, 2007
 
to celebrate and reminisce!
We celebrated the holidays with Shelley’s wonderful team at our house on December 16th. Shelley created a masterpiece crown pork roast, with fruit compote, roasted vegetables, butternut squash au gratin and many other little goodies. Dessert was provided by
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Family Dinner
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
 
I grew up in a traditional home where dinner was served at 5:30 every night.
Dinner always included meat, typically beef, a salad made with iceberg lettuce, a veggie, potatoes and homemade dessert.  Because we lived on the Little North Fork of the Santiam River, and later, on the Hood River in
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Carlton
Monday, November 19, 2007
 
The Yamhill-Carlton American Viticultural Area’s  geography can best be described as an inverted horseshoe. Straddling the Yamhill River valley and the cities of Carlton and Yamhill, this AVA is producing fabulous Pinot Noir Varietals. Vineyard land in the AVA lies between 200 and 1000 feet in
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All it takes is your imagination........
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
 
To transport yourself to Spain, Italy, France or any number of mediterranean influenced locations when you enter outdoor living spaces designed with warm vibrant colors, natural stone and tile.
We’ve built our outdoor cooking and eating areas to be functional and inviting. It feels like we are
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