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The m ission o f the ‘Food S ection’ is to provide our readers with great tasting healthy recipes and useful
household information. The Portland O bserver respectfully requests all com m ents, and/or family recipes
that you would like to share with us are addressed in em ail to: w w w .foods@ portlandobserver.com
Simple Summer Salad
"This delicious salad is refreshingly simple. ”
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D re s s in g
D ire c tio n s
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D ressing: M ix all o f the dressing ingredients in a small bow l; ch ill.
Salad: Wash peel and chop the cucumber and carrots into cubes. C hop the
cherry tomatoes into halves. Combine the veggies, chopped cilantro and
the nuts in a m ixin g bow l. Add in the dressing and toss w ell. Serve ch ille d !
You really can add any additions to this that you desire. I sometimes throw
in some dried cranberries and some fresh blueberries!
I Cucumber
I cup Cherry Tomatoes
1 Large Carrot
Cilantro
1 green ch ili
1/8 cup walnuts
1/2 Fresh L i me
I tsp grated ginger
Salt to taste
I tsp Honey (optional)
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Perfect
Grilled Steak
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on prescription purchases.
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Tree Sweetened
Yellow Peaches
or Nectarines
For information about PowerPump
Rewards, call 1-877 Safeway or see
Customer Service for details.
SAVEupto$1.80lb
See sto re fo r details
It's the dog d aysof sum m er
and the best tim e for a little
outdoorchillin’ andgrillin’.
So w hat is the secret to
barbecuing the perfect steak at hom e?
El G aucho C orporate C h e f Ken S harp can offer recipes
and helpful tips for finding and preparing a great steak (or
shrim p or fish or vegetables!) at hom e. Here are acouple o f
his tips:
• To get professional looking crisscross m arks: W hen you
turn the m eat over, rotate it at a 45° angle. This also ensures
that the m eat is evenly cooking.
• C heck for doneness w ith the internal tem perature, as
opposed tocolor. At El Gaucho, the internal temperatures for
the vary ing degrees o f doneness a re :
LOCALLY GROW N
CLUB PRICE
5-lbs. Fresh
Blueberries
SI 99 lb for 5 fc. Box only.
5 lb box price S995 ea
SAVE up to $8.04 ea
CLUB PR IC E
110° - Rare (cool in the center)
120° = Medium Rare (warm in the center)
130° = Medium (pink in the center)
140° = Medium Well (trace of pink)
150° = Well (brown throughout)
I
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Produce!
Pork Shoulder
Country Style Ribs
Boce-r Extreme Value Pack.
SAVE uptoSieOR).
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RANCHERS
r<«y fresh
S ta b le s
LOCALLY GROW N
Oregon Food Bank's
Learning Gardens
Seek volunteers for workshops
CLUB PRICE
Oregon Food Bank’s Learning Gardens w ill host inform ation
sessions fo r volunteers interested in leading workshops fo r the Seed
Rancher’s Reserve®
Boneless Beet Chuck Steak
to Supper program on Tuesday, A ug. 19, and Thursday, Aug. 28. 6
Extreme Value Pack
SAVE up to $2.50 lb
to 7 p.m., 7900 N.E. 33rd D rive in Portland.
O FB Learning Gardens o ffe r the Seed to Supper program to teach
Ball Park Beef Franks
EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE
Red Seedless
Watermelon
SAVE up Io M 00 ea
14 to 16-oz. Selected varieties
SAVE up to $4.49 on 2
people to grow a portion o f their own food. The program offers free,
volunteer-led gardening workshops to individuals and low-ineom e
groups. Topics include garden planning, planting, maintenance,
container gardening and more.
Seed to Supper volunteers should be com fortable speaking in
front o f a group and fa m ilia r enough w ith the w orkshop topic to
answer questions from participants. Oregon Food Bank w ill provide
a w orkshop outline, slides and handouts fo r each topic. Volunteers
are expected to cover all inform ation provided.
W orkshops are taught on weekdays, evenings o r weekends.
CLUB PRICE
T o sign up fo r inform ation sessions, contact (503) 4 3 9 -6 5 10, Ext.
314, o r lwaugh@ oregonfoodbank.org.
Broccoli Crowns
Learning Garden programs
Oregon Food Bank's Learning Gardens o ffe r three programs to
Extra Jumbo Cooked Shrimp
Super Colossal Sea Scallops
21 to 25-ct. Tail-on. Frozen/tnawed.
SAVEupto$4D0lb,
Under 10-ctFrozen/thawed
SAVE up to $5.00 lb
Fresh front Prœ VaBey f amts.
SAVE to to 90c fc
address the root causes o f hunger through increased nutrition, food
security and self-reliance.
• The C u ltiva tin g C om m unity program pairs at-risk youth w ith
trained adult volunteers to w ork together in the garden.
• The Seed to Supper program offers free gardening workshops
24-Pack
Coca-Cola
Keebler
M ix N’ Match
CapriSun Drinks or Post
Honey Bunchesof Oats
12- ol tans Sewtedv«lie;
Plus deposit « Oregon
Out Pnce. $5Wea.
9.5 to 18-oz
Selected varieties
SAVE up to $4 79 on 2
10/6 ¡5-01 Selected
wetes 14.5-oz. Cereal.
SAVE up to $2.40
Aquafina Water
Breyers
Ice Cream
Lucerne’ Shredded
or Chunk Cheese
and cooking classes to individuals and low -incom e groups.
• The D ig In! program allow s com m unity members to help fight
hunger by grow ing nutritious, organic produce to be distributed at
hunger-relief agencies.
F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n c o n ta c t 5 0 3 -2 8 2 -0 5 5 5 , E xt. 268,
sfarris@ oregonfoodbank.org or visit w ww .oregonfoodbank.org.
24-pack 16.9-oz.
SAVE up to $1.55
Berries Delight
1.5t01.75-qt.
Selected varieties.
SAVE up to $6 49 on 2
Ingredlants:
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Eating Right “
Meals or Pizzas
Lucerne
Large Eggs
• 3 1/2 c. C ool W hip
• 2 pts. blueberries
• I/3 c .b u ttc ro r margarine, melted
• 1 (8 oz. I pkg. cream cheese, soft­
ened
• 2 pkgs. Jello vanilla pudding (instant)
• 3 I/2 c. cold m ilk
1. Combine crumbs, I/4 c u p sugar and melted butter. Press firm ly into
bottom o f 13 x 9 inch pan. C h ill. Beat cream cheese w ith 1/4 cup sugar
and 2 tablespoons m ilk u ntil smooth. Fold in h a lf o f the C ool W hip.
2. Spread over crust. Arrange blueberries in an even layer. Using 3
1/2 cups cold m ilk, prepare pudding as directed on package. Pour over
berries.
3. C h ill several hours o r overnight. S hortly before serving, spread
rem aining whipped topping over pudding. Garnish w ith additional
berries. C h ill. Makes 15 servings.
Fresh from Montecucco Farms
SAVE up to $100 lb
32-oz Selected varieties
SAVE up to $4.00
BUY!
I I/2 c. graham cracker crumbs
1/2 c. sugar
1/4 c. sugar
2tbsp. m ilk
Directions:
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Organic
Green Beans
6 to 11.5-oz Selected varieties
CM) Price $2.00 ea
SAVE up Ic $4 95 on 5
18-ct. Grade AA
18-Pack Bud,
Coors or Miller
12-oz botfles or cans Setected
varieties Plus deposit in Oregon.
SAVE up to $4.00
Northwest
Sweet Red
Cherries
SAVE up to $3 00 lb
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