The Meat
Real barbecue means meat. I like pork butt or rolled shoulders for Carolina-style pulled pork, but my brother in Houston has opened my eyes to brisket. Whole chickens are good, too. And there are always ribs.
Real barbecue means meat. I like pork butt or rolled shoulders for Carolina-style pulled pork, but my brother in Houston has opened my eyes to brisket. Whole chickens are good, too. And there are always ribs.
I’m open most Mondays from 5-7 pm at my Activspace “warehouse” in SE Portland (map and directions). Send me an email for more info.
I’ll be at the Portland Farmers Market
at the PSU Park Blocks downtown once each month. Here are my dates for 2012: 4/21, 5/26, 6/30, 7/28, 8/25, 9/29, 10/27, 11/24, & 12/15.
I sell a few other things...
--Orleans method artisan vinegars from California
--Real balsamic vinegar, aceto balsamico tradizionale, from Modena
--Red beans and Garbanzos from eastern Washington state
--Farro from the North Cascades
--Heirloom variety brown rice from the San Joaquin Valley
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