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“It would probably be something Colombian, maybe sancocho de costilla, which means beef ribs soup, it has potato, plantain, onion, scallions, cilantro and cassava.” Posted on Jby KateAAdams Leave a comment Bad ass Naomi Pomeroy If you could cook any dish tonight, what would it be? “From the school, I really like Chef Jorge and Chef Cameron, they have a great leadership and lots of knowledge, and they always find the best way to share it with all of us.”ħ. “An ambassador’s role is to be available for when the chefs or students need help, Also having a positive attitude is important.” I understand that the more involved you are, the more you learn” “Because it gave me an opportunity to work in a kitchen, give me a little bit of experience. “People should know that we are ambassadors because we want to help and make the school better one way or another.” What is an important piece of information about ambassadors that people should know? “An ambassador volunteers in events, helps chefs, and tutors students.”ģ. ” Extra time, a little bit of effort, desire to do more than the required.” She is in the associates culinary program, came here from Bogota, Colombia and has been here since February, 2014.ġ. I interviewed an ambassador, Camila Hernández to get the scoop on what it takes and what its like to be an ambassador. Their prices are very affordable, ranging from $1.95 for and oyster shooter to the $17.95 10oz Flatiron steak. It was like eating the wings from Buffalo Wild Wings, only in Macaroni and cheese form. I’ve had the buffalo mac, Heavy cream reduction, Frank’s Red Hot hot sauce, celery, and bleu cheese crumbles.

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Their long list of mac and cheese concoctions, old mac, spicy mac, spold mac (a blend of old and spicy), jalapeno and bacon mac, roasted garlic and bacon mac, buffalo mac, tomato garlic pesto mac, green basil mac, and cheddar mac. Expanding from seafood, frog legs, gator bites, chicken, beans and rice, crawfish, jambalaya, salads, soups, pastas. Le Bistro Montage’s menu definitely has a variety of food and drinks to choose from. Montage has become a destination when visiting Portland or just out for the night.

Over some years the staff has curated an extensive list of house created craft cocktails, and in 2005 expanded into the back garage with our lounge, La Merde.

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Le Bistro Montage grew larger and added a full bar. The idiosyncratic décor, large, linen-covered communal tables, extensive selection of wine, not so extensive selection of Rainier pounders, tin foil art animals created by the staff to hold leftovers, and impressive menu soon made Le Bistro Montage outgrow its former location and move to the Central Eastside Industrial District under the Morrison Bridge. Their vision proved to be a success as they were named Willamette Week’s Restaurant of the Year in 1993. Their goal was accomplished when they opened the doors at Le Bistro Montage in 1992 on SE Belmont. Ever since Le Bistro Montage closed I’d been missing their fancy mac ‘n’ cheeses and so I was thrilled to see it revived – now in food cart form! We got the vegan Spold (spicy mixed w/ original) and it hit the spot – piping hot on a cold day – and even came with an aluminum rose – a nod to their foil art-wrapped leftovers from their brick-and-mortar days.Le Bistro Montage founders Jon Beckel and Daris Ray wanted to create a unique environment where everyone could enjoy themselves while having a great meal. In fact this is the only bad part about BG’s … there are too many delicious things to choose from and you’ll either have to over-order and over-eat and descend into a food coma on the artificial turf’s Human Area OR you have to choose wisely and just plan to come back. A massive heap for $6 – perfect for a sharing side.įinally, choosing a third item was torture. These are the closest replication I’ve had. Heck, you might still DREAM about those Brussels. If you ever ate at Tasty and Alder before it closed you may remember their Saigon Brussels Sprouts. Next up, the Fried Brussels Sprouts with gochujang mayo from Frybar. This is a fabulous foodie option on the west side for those with a hankering for Dirty Lettuce or Plant Based Papi who don’t want to cross the bridges. It came with a side of creamy dill mac salad… Great crisp on the patty, perfect zing to the sauce. My buddy and I shared a few items starting with the Buffalo “Chikn” Sandwich from the plant-based Mocking Bird.

Warmer weather is right around the bend and with that comes our glorious PNW pastime of food cart snacking! After recently hiking in Tualatin Hills Nature Park I made a short drive to BG’s Food Cartel – a spectacular pod of dozens of carts, outdoor dining space galore, an indoor bar and indoor/outdoor patio with TVs.

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