WEEKLY PLANNER

Breakside Brewery Hosts a Luau, Riesling Invades the City, and More Portland Food Events

… including this year’s Chef in My Garden dinners, a Beast/Han Oak collaboration, and a posthumous book tour from the late, great Marcella Hazan.

By Michelle Porter July 11, 2016

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Beast's Naomi Pomeroy and her staff will make an appearance at the Han Oak courtyard (pictured). 

Image: Han Oak

Chef in My Garden: Summer 2016

What: Chef in My Garden, the Growing Gardens fundraiser, returns for its 14th year, pairing the city’s most inspiring private gardens with its top cooking talent. Tickets are still available for dinner with Clyde Common’s Carlo Lamagna, a Philippine-born chef with European cooking experience. The “dining room” on the edge of Forest Park, offers views of Mt. St. Helens and an impressive display, filled with summer-blooming perennials.
When: July 17, 4 p.m.
Where: Directions provided via email.
How much: $150 per person, tickets available online.

Meet Italian Cookbook Royalty at Powell’s

What: “Organic isn’t necessarily better,” and “boxed pasta can be better than fresh” are some of life lessons to be learned from the late godmother of Italian cuisine, Marcella Hazan. Ingredienti: Marcella's Guide to the Market, is a new cookbook and shopping companion from her husband and collaborator, Victor Hazan. Nostrana owner and local Italian cuisine bigwig Cathy Whims will join Hazan in discussion.
When: July 18, 7:30 p.m. 
Where: Powell’s City of Books, 1005 W. Burnside St.

Beast x Han Oak

What: This is the multi-course dinner of the month. A seriously talented lineup includes James Beard winner Naomi Pomeroy and her Beast staff, Han Oak’s Korean-cooking Peter Cho, Maritime’s Andrew Mace and Girls Club’s Mika Paredes. Six different stations will be set up for roaming, with seating in the Han Oak courtyard and cocktails from Expatriate’s Kyle Webster.
When: July 18, 6–10 p.m.
Where: 511 NE 24th Ave
How Much: $45, tickets here.

Take a Hundred Sips at the Riesling Invasion

What: The Jacobsen Salt headquarters will soon be overrun with 100 Rieslings from 40 Oregon wineries, with pours from Argyle to Yamhill Valley. Scandinavian food carts Viking Soul Food and the Wild Hunt will pair up with Chef Jesse Skiles of Fausse Piste to keep you level-headed as you make your way through the tasting.
When: July 23, 5–9 p.m. 
Where: Jacobsen Salt Company, 602 SE Salmon St.
How much: $30 in advance, $35 at the door. More info here.

Breakside Brewery Releases New Ale via Summer Luau

What: Breakside Brewery gives beer lovers (and their children) a taste of tropical Hawaii at its Milwaukie tasting room. Expect a Hawaiian-themed menu complete with Kalua pork, a kiddie soaking pool, and misters, not to mention a keg of Wanderlust IPA infused with fresh-cut mangos and a fresh batch of Passionfruit Sour Ale.
When: July 23, 12–8 p.m. 
Where: Breakside Brewery, 5821 SE International Way, Milwaukie
How much: $15 for a glass and 4 ticket for tasters

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