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re: The Problem with SEC fans.

Posted on 8/12/11 at 6:59 pm to
Posted by pdxlsufan
Beaverton, Oregon
Member since May 2008
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Posted on 8/12/11 at 6:59 pm to
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He did tell me Oregon is only behind Louisiana in crawfish farms and producing.


Probably because of the crawfish festival in Tualatin. I heard they have 10k people at the festival.

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I'm a chef btw. I'll be working like a dog for the most part but time off this fall will be watching SEC football.


Cool. What restaurant will you be working at?

There's a food good Cajun/Creole themed places (good for Portland, that is). Check out Acadia, Tapalaya and EaT! An Oyster Bar. We have several Popeyes locations and you can find Abita Amber, Turbo Dog and Purple Haze at places like Belmont Station and John's Marketplace.

This is a great town for food and drink but we could use a lot more Southern chefs.
Posted by DeltaHog
Member since Sep 2009
632 posts
Posted on 8/12/11 at 7:08 pm to
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Cool. What restaurant will you be working at?



My first 3 weeks are going to be spent doing stage (sta'g) work at a couple fine dining places in the NW district. From there I will get an offer.
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There's a food good Cajun/Creole themed places (good for Portland, that is). Check out Acadia, Tapalaya and EaT! An Oyster Bar. We have several Popeyes locations and you can find Abita Amber, Turbo Dog and Purple Haze at places like Belmont Station and John's Marketplace.



I was aware yould get Abita in Oregon which surprised me because it was hard as hell finding it anywhere in Arkansas

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This is a great town for food and drink but we could use a lot more Southern chefs.



Thats why I came. I was given the advice to move to PDX because a great southern chef could make an impact in that particular city. I'm excited.
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