Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, September 29, 2010, Minority and Small Business Week 2010 special coverage issue, Page 26, Image 26

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    ìjj) Minority & Small Business Week
Page 26
September 29, 2010
A Market
for Catfish
About a year and a hal fago, William Gaddis noticed
a void in Portland’s otherwise robust food cart scene:
southern cooking, with catfish being particularly ab­
sent.
He wanted to help out his granddaughter with
college, so he and his girlfriend got together a food cart
serving up catfish, potato salad, com and green beans.
“The Best o f Shevens” is present at the King Farmers
Market, Alberta Street Fair, and the Boise-Eliot
O utdoor Market.
Gaddis, a native o f New Orleans who moved up to
Portland to escape the humidity and be with family,
said that he uses a southern-style cornmeal breading
for the catfish that includes garl ic and black pepper.
He said that sales on some days do better than
others, but overal 1 he is sti 11 doing alright.
William Gaddis services up catfish
and other southern cooking de­
lights from his food cart at the
Boise-Eliot Outdoor Market.
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