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After launching a bourbon brand, Pippen has teamed up with Smith Teamaker to create a bourbon barrel aged black tea.

cafe, slated to open May 29 at 500 NW 23rd Ave on the late namesake teamaker’s birthday. The vegetarian, plant-focused menu will incorporate Smith’s teas into dishes in creative ways, ranging from jasmine-roasted beets to sheep’s cheese infused with tea powder. “My goals were, how can we highlight our tea—[creating] a new tea time, in a sense?” Holl says. The Smith bowl, made with sencha-infused quinoa and chai-spiced walnuts. Holl’s approach to working with tea as an ingredient? Use it like a spice—sparingly, not overpoweringly. Jasmine tips replace t...

Park Avenue Chef Karl Holl to Launch Ambitious Food Foraging Company With the everyday kitchen grind in the rear view, Portland's premiere farmer-chef is embracing his inner woodsman with foods found in the wild. By Karen Brooks 3/5/2021 at 1:00am Karl Holl unearths a cauliflower mushroom in the Cascades  On January 1, 2020 Karl Holl was ready to reap what he had sowed. All the years in the food grinder, all the down-in-the-dirt edibles yanked—all the stars lined up, cashing in at last.  Never mind all his accolades, the rise from unknown California transplant to PoMo's 2018 Chef o...

Try These Three Holiday Cookie Recipes from Portland Bakers Sebastiano’s fig cookies, Smith Teamaker’s chai chocolate chip cookies, and Kim Boyce’s gingersnaps: these are a few of our favorite things. Sourdough bread is so March 2020 (unless you’re AOC, who baked off her first loaf last week—hey, she’s got bigger fish to fry). But there’s never been a better time to bake holiday cookies than now. Don’t have time to bake? Sebastiano’s, the Sicilian deli in Montavilla, has these labor-intensive cuccidati available for online ordering and pickup now...

red wine box that features a bottle of St. Julien en St. Alban from the Rhône Valley of France. This box also comes with goodies from some of our favorite spots this year—coffee from Reforma Roasters (the house brand of Pearl coffee shop La Perlita, which sources its beans from Mexico and hosts many BIPOC-led pop-ups); a gift certificate for bread from ancient grains pop-up bakery La Reinita, one of our favorite newcomers of 2020; a hand-dyed red tea towel; and a corkscrew.  Cookie boxes for a sweet recipient Where else can you get a chocolate chip cookie swirled with triple choc...