Wednesday, June 26, 2019 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
CARTS: Chefs
emphasize healthy
dining options
ARREST: Seven-year-old
child was in car during
incident
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They rotate their chicken
tacos weekly and mentioned
that their chile lime chicken
taco and bowl is a huge hit
along with the Thai fusion
bowl.
Egge and Taber create
all dressings from scratch
and call them designer sal-
sas. Their honey lime cumin
dressing, chipotle sauce
and smoky grilled pineap-
ple salsa all really set them
apart.
Egge incorporates the
Laird Superfood products
into the preparation of a few
of their dishes.
< We u s e t h e L a i r d
Superfood product into our
cooking such as our chipotle
barbecue sauce that we use
for our chicken,= she said. <It
has Laird Superfood cacao
creamer as an ingredient that
gives a rich deep undertone to
its flavor profile.=
Three Sisters Snack Shack
will have Laird Superfood
hydrate products on tap.
She added, <One is pineap-
ple mango, and it9s a coconut
water-based hydrate.=
Taber noted, <We want
to make the public aware
that during the major festival
weeks, including 4th of July,
we will be serving the pub-
lic all seven days of the week
from 12 (noon) to 7 p.m.=
Next door to Boone Dog
Pizza is G Spot Foods and
Catering with Wendy Hickey
at the helm. She serves up
Italian cuisine from scratch
received a report from one
of the involved drivers who
explained that a man later
identified as Justin Lehr
pointed a firearm at him
from his vehicle while it
was in motion. The vic-
tim driver described the
suspect vehicle as a white
Dodge pickup and provided
a description of the suspect
driver who had pointed the
gun.
The suspect vehicle fol-
lowed the victim into Sisters
where the victim turned
and the suspect did not fol-
low. Deputies, assisted by
Black Butte Ranch Police and
PHOTO BY JODI SCHNEIDER
Wendy Hickey is at the helm of a new food cart in Sisters.
with a focus on homemade
sauces and pasta.
H ickey g r ew up i n
Jefferson City, Missouri,
working in an Italian res-
taurant through high school
and college. After practic-
ing law for 19 years she real-
ized her passion was cook-
ing Italian, so she enrolled in
culinary school in Denver in
2016.
Hickey said, <They had a
program through that school
where you could study in
Italy, so I went to Parma and
Brescia, Italy and learned
pasta and gelato. Then I
sought out on my own educa-
tion through Cast Alimenti in
Brescia, Italy for the gelato
part of it.=
The Italian menu at G Spot
includes pastas, sandwiches,
soup and desserts including
gelato.
Hickey noted, <In my
name G Spot, the G is short
for gelato.
She makes her gelato from
Eberhard9s whole milk and
cream, adds local berries,
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<That makes the batter,
and then it goes into a batch
freezer which makes the ice
cream,= Hickey said.
She added that Northern
Italian food accentuates what
is local.
<So here I use local pro-
duce from local farms, and
I make the pasta with Italian
flour and I also use Parma
meat and Parma cheeses.=
Hickey creates her own
pasta, sauces, Italian dressing,
ricotta cheese and gelato.
For her desserts, she
serves gelato and bakes
roulade cakes, brownies,
and caramel waffle gelato
sandwiches. Hickey9s best
sellers on the menu are hand-
made pastas such as cannel-
loni, fettuccine and toasted
ravioli.
Hickey said, <I love mak-
ing my own food from scratch
because I think it9s impor-
tant that we get back to those
basics and stop the processed
food.=
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Oregon State Police searched
the Sisters area looking for
the suspect vehicle. The
vehicle was located in
motion near Bi-Mart and dep-
uties, assisted by the Oregon
State Police, conducted a
high-risk (guns drawn) traf-
fic stop and took Lehr into
custody.
A search of his vehi-
cle located a handgun that
is alleged to be involved,
according to the DCSO
report. Lehr9s seven-year-
old son was also present in
the vehicle during this inci-
dent and was returned to his
mother following Lehr 9s
arrest.
Lehr was lodged at the
Deschutes County Jail on
charges including: unlawful
use of a weapon; menacing;
and endangering the welfare
of a minor.
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