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More Than Breakfast

Only Yolking built a community one messy sandwich at a time

Chow 4 weeks ago

For years, they talked about opening a breakfast food truck. The couple spent weekends testing breakfast sandwiches in their kitchen, tossing around menu ideas and … Continue reading →

Pie Ye, Pie Ye

Food review, bitches

Chow 4 weeks ago

By The Salty Chef, honest fucking reviews If desserts were people, pie would be the one who says, “I’m low maintenance,” then hijacks your entire … Continue reading →

Apple Pie for the Budding Samurai

Take this recipe, Grasshopper. Your training begins now.

Chow 4 weeks ago

Here’s an apple pie “recipe” that meets the mark, and yes, this is all you get.  Fair warning: The ingredients are your swimming pool, but … Continue reading →

You Don’t Have to Love Golf to Love Laurelwood Pub

The green here isn’t just the salad on your plate

Chow 4 weeks ago

At Laurelwood Golf Course in Eugene, you don’t need clubs or a membership. Don’t know the difference between a birdie and a bogey? No worries. … Continue reading →

What’s in a Nickname?

‘Beccofino’ means picky eater. Maurizio Bianchi’s nickname also represents his handmade pasta and a business

Chow 4 weeks ago

Before he trained in Michelin-starred kitchens in Europe, before he hand-rolled pasta in Eugene, Maurizio Bianchi was the picky kid at the dinner table. His … Continue reading →

Morsels

Short tidbits of food news!

Chow 4 weeks ago

Food truck aficionados, Junction City’s Velkommen Square (190 Ivy Street) is hopping! Drop by for music, barbeque, doughnuts, Italian street food and more. Get info … Continue reading →

Playing with Food

What do chefs, eggs, Italy, immigration, soup and golf have in common? The Chow Issue!

Chow 4 weeks ago

It’s summer, we’re hot and we’re hungry so it’s time for our Summer Chow — an excursion into the variety of foods and places to eat … Continue reading →

Discover Yellow Jacket Glade 

Off the beaten path, a hike, wildlife habitat, wildflowers and more

Outdoors 1 month ago

Don’t be turned off by the name of this lovely 5.6-mile loop trail — Yellow Jacket Glade is not named after the annoying wasps that … Continue reading →

Fair Warning: Come Hungry 

A first-time fairgoer searches for the cookies, dream boats and food-booth legends that keep Oregon Country Fair fed

Chow 1 month ago

When I think of fair food, I think of turkey legs, cotton candy and anything that can realistically be dropped in a deep fryer. Though … Continue reading →

Where are the Birds?

It’s not the summer doldrums, but dietary needs of bird babies that reduce feeder counts this time of year

Gardening 1 month ago

By Dan and Barbara Gleason Summer always brings change to bird activity and the variety of birds in your backyard.  Bird activity in yards, especially … Continue reading →

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