Is America’s Best Sausage In Portland, Oregon? | On The Road With Bryan Roof



Travel alongside Cook’s Country’s Editorial Director Bryan Roof as he explores the communities and cuisines that make up the great American dinner table. In this episode, he heads to Portland, Oregon to learn about artisanal charcuterie from the best at Olympia Provisions.
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  1. Is America's best literally any kind of food in Portland Oregon? Yes it is. We literally invented hipsters making artisanal foodstuffs so good that it makes Europe look like Cleveland. Is our food scene tediously pretentious and overpriced? Absolutely it is, but that's what it takes to get someone to devote their lives to making a gastropub entirely devoted to craft pickles or utterly disgusting sounding new flavors of ice cream that's somehow so popular that there's a line out the door on a cold rainy afternoon in November. Portland Oregon. We're just better than you.

  2. Thank you. This was really interesting to learn the processes and more so, to have better options than mass produced Italian mild, hot, & honey garlic. Whatever you make with sausage today this will provide a refreshing change to your meals.

  3. Portland use to be so nice, nowadays the homeless do what they want. Most shops left, or have boarded up windows. I accidentally stepped in human poop on the sidewalk. Since covid hit Portland has gone so far down hill.

  4. I absolutely love sausage. My heritage is Bavarian, and I pickle everything in sight with my own self-made vinegars. I live and work in Seattle's Pike Place Market where Uli's sausage keeps me reasonably happy but I always love my return trips to Portland. That said, Cleveland's historic West Side Market is a must. When I still lived in Cleveland, there were over 20 polycultural sausage vendors in the market! Tonight dinner is my homemade four-month ferment cabbage, rutabaga, and horseradish kraut with Uli's liver sausage and my own baby potatoes from our rooftop garden. . . happy camper!

  5. What? Is this an infomercia?! Portland Provision sucks!! I know because I live a few blocks away. This overpriced hot dog stand has NO blood sausage, no liver sausages, nothing besides the same old crap that we are force fed by fast food companies . Im genuinly angered by this informercial. THIS IS AN OVERPRICED HOTDOG STAND!!

    For great sausages in Portland's instead go to Edelweiss Sausage & Delicatessen.

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