Fried Chicken Thanksgiving
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If you’d like your holiday bird to be smaller, craggy-coated and scattered
with crispy sage, Sohla El-Waylly has a recipe for you.
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Friday, May 22, 2009
Oregon Pinot Camp 2009, coming soon
After trying for almost 2 years I finally got invited to Oregon Pinot Camp! So I've booked a little Euro-style room at Hotel Oregon in McMinnville. Anyone stayed there? I'm also looking for recommendations on hotels in Portland. I don't want anything too expensive. Just comfy & cool & near to fun bars, restaurants etc. Any restaurant recommendations? I think I'm going to eat at Beast, Naomi Pomeroy's restaurant. Anyplace else I should check out? Or what about winebars, lounges, divebars? Help!! I leave in a month.
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I would try to get a decent rate at the Governor Hotel. It is amazing. You MUST have breakfast or brunch at the Tin Shed Garden Cafe. http://tinshedgardencafe.com
Thank you so much my dear. I'll look into both for sure. Hopefully I'll be able to get to the Tin Shed before my plane departure.
congrats. you deserve it.
-j
Hi Michael! Congratulations on your invite to Pinot Camp! I will be joining you this year.. Look forward to meeting you in person... I was just out in Oregon last October.. If you make it to Portland I highly suggest eating at Le Pigeon, Gabrielle Ruckers restaurant. Absolutely Incredible!
- Camille, HHI, SC
Camille-Thanks for the recommendation, I totally forgot about Le Pigeon. I've read about it & wanted to try it. Thanks for posting. I look forward to OPC & meeting you as well!
I live in PDX and work for a small vineyard. You can stay at The Ace Hotel (cheap, great rooms if you are willing to go down the hall to the bath). Good food suggestions so far. Ace Hotel is next to Clyde Common, which is great. When you go to Le Pigeon, go for a drink first at Noble Rot, just up and across the street. Have fun!
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