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The City of Roses is known globally for its progressive urban planning – highly networked public transportation, integrated city parks, and sustainable mixed-use neighborhoods. Hometown to the creator of the Simpsons, visitors might recognize street names as inspiration for the show's characters – Flanders, LoveJoy, Quimby, Terwilliger, and Burnside. While Portland offers all the amenities of a flourishing city, it is the surrounding landscape and natural resources that bring to life the culinary flavor. A variety of berries, mushrooms, fish, duck, emu, and smaller game animals find their way into savory dishes and onto seasonally changing menus. Paired with local micro-brews and world-class pinot noirs, such abundance is best complimented with outdoor activities and neighborhood walks. If visiting in the summer, be sure not to miss the Saturday Market (open Sundays too). Discover the assortment of handmade crafts by regional artisans and treat yourself to an "Elephant Ear" classically prepared with cinnamon and sugar.
 

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Home Town: La Honda, California, USA
Living In: Portland, Oregon, USA
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I have a great background. My mom's side is Creole-french and my dad's is full-blown Irish. Lot's of fun melting-pot dinners growing up, crawfish on one end of the table and Whiskeyed Chicken on the other. I grew up in a small town (about 500 people) in California, and moved to Oregon about two years ago.

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Simple Maple Syrup

Reviewed on Aug. 27, 2008 by Jen
The original recipe was to thin and light. I used half white and half brown sugar. I brought it to a boil and then let sit to thicken up.
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Chinese Sesame Noodle Salad

Reviewed on Aug. 26, 2008 by ANNE49R
Excellent! I made for friends that were visiting from Canada and they had to make sure they went home with the recipe. The only thing I did differently was to blanch the red pepper with the broccoli. My grown children LOVE it. Thank you!
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Cinnamon Rolls III

Reviewed on Aug. 24, 2008 by K.A.P.
These are simply amazing! Just amazing.... I followed the recipe pretty much how it was written except I don't have a bread machine, so my stand mixer with the dough hook attachment worked great. Once dough was mixed, I let the mixer have at it for about 5 minutes, and then kneaded the dough for another 5 by hand. I doubled the filling recipe because I like ooey, gooey cinnamon rolls! Rolled out the dough, filled it up with the filling and raisins (didn't have any nuts), and then let the rolls raise for about 45 minutes. Baked as recipe stated, used the recipe icing, which was perfect. I'm going to have to freeze some of these bad boys because I could seriously eat the whole pan! BY MYSELF! These take awhile to finally get your end product, but having the stand mixer doesn't make them tedious to make. Will definitely be making these again..and again..and again....thanks for sharing!
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