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Oregon lies at the heart of the Pacific Northwest. The Beaver State has a long coastline along the Pacific Ocean; the Columbia River forms three-quarters of Oregon’s northern border with Washington, and California and Nevada border Oregon to the south. In November, 1805, Lewis and Clark reached the Pacific Ocean, having followed the Columbia River to where it empties into the ocean near modern-day Astoria, Oregon. Upon seeing the Pacific, Clark wrote in his journal, “O! The Joy!” For certain, Oregon has physical beauty to spare, from the coastal shores to the towering Cascade Range to the pastel desert of Hell’s Canyon in the Northeast. The Beaver State is also a bountiful place, with crab, salmon, fresh fruit (berries, pears, plums, and cherries), local wines, hazelnuts, and foraged mushrooms making up the short list of important foods. For Oregonians, eating local is easy…and delicious. It’s no surprise that Portland, Oregon, is a major force in advancing West Coast cuisine, with its emphasis on fresh, local, organic, and sustainable foods.
 

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Home Town: Eugene, Oregon, USA
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I resolve to host food theme parties for family and friends this year. My idea is to choose a theme each month, such as Italian, and ask guests to try cooking something new and bring their dish along to share with the group! Should be fun!!

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Slow Cooker Pizza

Reviewed on Jul. 25, 2008 by DaAmazon
Excelent, and the family LOVES it. I'll try some lower fat versions of peperoni in the future and see how it turns out. It's just as good without the cheese for those with milk allergies.
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Slow Cooker Lentils and Sausage

Reviewed on Jul. 25, 2008 by DaAmazon
Very flavorful and satisfying. I really enjoyed. Unfortunately the rest of the family was put off by the typical cooked lentil "grey glop" look and wouldn't even taste it. (They're only 5-9) I'll make it again, if only for myself ;0)
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No Roll Pie Crust I

Reviewed on Jul. 25, 2008 by LITTLETURTLE30
For such a simple recipe this was amazingly good. I especially liked that it did not shrink when baked. It was pretty flaky and tender. Certainly worth it when you want pie, but don't want to spend a ton of time on the crust.
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