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Review: Pine State Biscuits

March 18, 2008 by Pappy  
Filed under Other Reviews

42 Comments

Witness the humble American biscuit. It’s not very big, it doesn’t store well, and it’s not particularly attractive. I think it’s safe to say that you won’t see biscuits at your local Boulangerie any time soon. Biscuits just don’t get that kind of respect. Enter Pine State Biscuits, who have come to Portland on a mission. Any discussion of the
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Tags: $ Inexpensive, Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Open-Sunday, SE-Portland, Southern-Food, Wheelchair-Accessible

Miss Delta

January 14, 2008 by Food Dude  
Filed under Memories, Other Reviews

10 Comments

I’ve talked before about the time I spent in Maypearl, Texas growing up, but I never mentioned the boiled chicken death march, and my plot to get even. In the 50′s, dinner in the south was a family, sit-down supper. Grace was said, and whatever was fresh on old Mr. Jackson’s farm next door was usually added to our table.
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Tags: $ Inexpensive, Comfort-Food, Destination, Grade C, Happy Hour, NE-Portland, Open-Late, Open-Monday, Open-Sunday, Southern-Food, Wheelchair-Accessible

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