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...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... a Cena Alfresco Catering by Sheraton AnniePies Bamboo Sushi/Bamboo Izakaya Batch PDX The Bent Brick Boke Bowl Century Catering Cha Taqueria & Bar Cupcake Jones Dick’s Kitchen Fish Sauce Gonzo Irving Street Kitchen Kenny & Zuke’s Delicatessen Lardo Levant Meriwether’s Restaurant & Skyline Farm Miffy’s Foods Park Kitchen Pearl Catering Pitch Dark Chocolate Posies Bakery & Cafe RingSide Steakhouse Ruby Jewel Simpatica Catering St. Jack Tastebud Verde Cocina Andrew Rich Wines Apolloni Vineyards Archery Summit Winery Clear Creek Distillery Eastside Distilling Happy Cup Coffee Company Hopworks Urban Brewery HOTLIPS Soda Lompoc Brewing New Deal Distillery Rogue Ales & Spirits Sokol Blosser Winery February 8, 2015 FEATURING MANY OF PORTLAND’S BEST RESTAURANTS, WINERIES, DISTILLERIES, AND BREWERIES:

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a CenaAlfresco Catering by SheratonAnniePiesBamboo Sushi/Bamboo IzakayaBatch PDXThe Bent BrickBoke BowlCentury CateringCha Taqueria & BarCupcake JonesDick’s KitchenFish SauceGonzoIrving Street KitchenKenny & Zuke’s DelicatessenLardoLevantMeriwether’s Restaurant & Skyline FarmMiffy’s FoodsPark KitchenPearl Catering

Pitch Dark ChocolatePosies Bakery & CafeRingSide SteakhouseRuby JewelSimpatica CateringSt. JackTastebudVerde Cocina

Andrew Rich WinesApolloni VineyardsArchery Summit WineryClear Creek DistilleryEastside DistillingHappy Cup Coffee CompanyHopworks Urban BreweryHOTLIPS SodaLompoc BrewingNew Deal DistilleryRogue Ales & SpiritsSokol Blosser Winery

February 8, 2015

FEATURING MANY OF PORTLAND’S BEST RESTAURANTS,WINERIES, DISTILLERIES, AND BREWERIES:

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Dear Taste of Temple Community,

Tonight, continuing an annual tradition, passionate volunteers representing Congregation Beth Israel (CBI) put on their aprons and join forces to make this 4th edition of Taste of Temple (TOT) a tremendous experience for everyone attending.

The “forks” are high. “More friend-raiser and more FUNdraiser” is what everyone is aiming for this year. They are not doing this alone; they are joined by 40 of Portland’s best local restaurants, vintners, distillers, and brewers. We extend our thanks and deep appreciation to all of them.

This evening belongs to YOU: our guests, amazing supporters, generous spon-sors, and members of CBI.

Make new friends and take advantage of this evening’s opportunities to sup-port CBI’s generous programs:

• Sign up for a House Party – where the fun and connections continue• Buy a Golden Ticket for a chance to win an electric bike – a $5,000 value • Contribute to Recipe for Success and be eligible for many great giveaways

On behalf of CBI and our TOT Committee, we thank you for supporting our community.

Please make the best of all this evening has to offer!

Deliciously yours,

Tony and Bianca UrdesTaste of Temple Committee Co-Chairs

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Evening’s Agenda

5:00 PM Doors Open & Registration

6:00 PM Recipe For Success Drawing #1

6:30 PM Recipe For Success Drawing #2

7:00 PM Recipe For Success Drawing #3

7:30 PM Recipe For Success Drawing #4

7:30 PM Golden Ticket Drawing

8:00 PM Doors Close

Congregation Beth Israel is proud to have been a part of the Portland community since our founding in 1858. We are affiliated with the Reform Movement through the Union for Reform Judaism. Our history provides us with a rich heritage, and embracing new congregants ensures that we will be here to serve generations to come.

We are a synagogue where individuals make a difference, lives are transformed and Jewish ideals are turned into actions.

1972 NW Flanders Street Portland, Oregon 97209-2097

Temple Office 503-222-1069 Fax 503-274-1400 www.bethisrael-pdx.org

Education Department 503-222-2037

Michael Z. CahanaSenior Rabbi

Ida Rae CahanaSenior Cantor

Rachel L. JosephAssistant Rabbi

Emanuel Rose, D.H.L., D.D.Rabbi Emeritus Judith Blanc Schiff Cantor Emerita

Sydney A. BaerExecutive Director

Ben Sandler, M. Ed. Education Director

Deborah L. Kaplan, MATEarly Childhood Education Director Jen Levison Feldman, A.C.S.W.Development Director

Jemi Kostiner MansfieldCongregational Affairs Director

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We are selling 100 Tickets for $100 EachEach Ticket Gives You The Chance To Win a Stromer-ST1 Electric Bike VALUED @ $5,000

Generously Donated by Western BikeworksBUY 1 BUY SEVERAL

Do not have to be present to win!

Goldenthe

Ticket

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Recipe For Success

____ $18 - 1 high school student participating in the teaching assistant/madrichim

training program____ $36 - Religious school supply fee (per family)____ $72 - 1 kosher lulav & etrog for Sukkot____ $100 - Sponsor a Tot Shabbat oneg____ $180 - Fund a Mitzvah Day project; sponsor a Friday night oneg____ $360 - Provide honorarium for Scholar-in-Residence____ $500 - Support 1 Shabbat on the Plaza; subsidize 1 child for religious school____ $720 - Provide 2 Scholarships to attend the 10th grade L’Taken Seminar at the

Religious Action Center____ $1,000 - CBI’s cost for the Lift Urban Portland holiday dinner

Make your tax-deductible donation.These are examples of what your donation will support.

Recipe for Success

Welcome to Taste of Temple!

Please visit the “Recipe For Success” table and consider making a tax-de-ductible contribution. Every donation at any level is important and very much appreciated. Taste of Temple is one of the two major fundraising events that Congregation Beth Israel organizes each year to support our work in the Portland community.

Our weekly education programs and social service outreach efforts attract many non-member participants representing a diverse cross-section of our Portland community.

Please visit the Recipe for Success table for a chance to win great prizes while supporting all we do at CBI.

Thank you!

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RESTAURANTSa Cena7742 SE 13th Avenue ........................................................................................................503.206.3291www.acenapdx.com

Heritage Chicken Matza Ball in Parmesan Brodoa Cena shares our love of food and friends. Our philosophy is to provide a fine dining experience with the comfort and warmth of a family kitchen by using food from local sources, fresh pasta, cured meats, and providing a well-matched wine list.

Alfresco Catering by SheratonShellie Postlewait, Director of Catering ......................................................................503.335.2858www.alfrescoportland.com

Smoked Salmon on RyeCorned Beef on Potato Pancake with Crunch SlawAt Alfresco Catering, we offer a rare synergy of culinary art, decades of expertise, creative vision, and flawless execution. We are happy to accommodate any and all culinary requests that will help brand your event as a personal and unique statement of your entertaining style. Executive Chef Barry Handley’s provocative blend of Northwest ingredients and innovation helps Alfresco speak a culinary language all its own. Alfresco is proud to be one of CBI’s preferred caterers.

AnniePiesAnnie Portlock, Owner ..........................................................................annie@iloveanniepies.comwww.iloveanniepies.com

S’mores MiniPieSalty CocoaMello MiniPieAnniePies is a maker of delicious, handcrafted mini pies and tiny snacks with a focus on unique flavors and local, seasonal ingredients. Available for weekly pick up, holiday delivery, and catering events large and small, AnniePies provides bite size happiness in pie form.

Bamboo Sushi/Bamboo IzakayaBamboo Sushi - 310 SE 28th Avenue ..........................................................................503.232.5255Bamboo Sushi - 836 NW 23rd Avenue ........................................................................971.229.1925Bamboo Izakaya - 1409 NE Alberta Street .................................................................503.889.0336bamboosushi.combambooizakaya.com

Wild Alaskan Sockeye Tar Tar with house-cured ikura and yuzu kosho crème fraîcheBamboo Sushi is the first certified, sustainable sushi restaurant in the world. Daily, we are dedicated to bringing you the freshest fish, meats, and produce with the greatest consciousness to marine stewardship, sustainability, and the environment.

Because Bamboo Izakaya is a part of the Sustainable Restaurant Group, which also owns Bamboo Sushi, we are completely and 100% dedicated to a sustainable and ethical way of sourcing and cooking. Therefore, Bamboo Izakaya will always and

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forever be sourcing all of our ingredients from the absolute best places. We will only ever use cruelty- and hormone-free meats and only sustainable seafood and produce. Everything we use will be made from scratch by us, each day. We want you to enjoy a trip to Tokyo without having to leave the comfort of your city. Kampai!

Batch PDXJeremy Karp, Owner/Chocolatier ................................................................................ 503.913.3789batchpdx.com

Assorted chocolate truffles and barsSmall batch confections handcrafted in Oregon.

The Bent Brick1639 NW Marshall Street ................................................................................................ 503.688.1655thebentbrick.com

Sablefish Crostini with pumpernickel chips, smoked crème fraîche, and radishSunchoke Salad with sorrel pesto, brown butter, and preserved lemonsThe Bent Brick is: BOLD FOOD. . .EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCE.

Boke Bowl1028 SE Water Avenue ..................................................................................................... 503.719.56981200 NW 18th Avenue ..................................................................................................... 503.719.5698bokebowl.com

Veggie Siu MaiCurried Squash Hum BaoBoke Bowl started as a monthly pop-up experience in Portland, Oregon in September of 2010. After just over one year, Boke opened a casual ramen shop in Portland’s Central Eastside Industrial District. Boke Bowl serves ramen with handmade noodles, unique slow simmered dashis, and seasonally changing accoutrements aimed to satisfy carnivores, pescatarians, vegans, and children alike. Other dishes include seasonal steam buns, fresh salads, house-brined pickles, and miso butterscotch twinkies. Boke also hosts a weekly Korean Fried Chicken Night.

Century CateringAllen Levin, Owner ............................................................................................................ [email protected]

Tuna Poki Poki and Salmon Ceviche with wonton chipsFor over 15 years, Century Catering has been taking care of our community’s catering needs. From the most elaborate weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, and fundraisers to the simplest and sweetest life events, Allen Levin, his chefs, and staff aim to please. Based at the MJCC and Neveh Shalom, Century Catering is one of CBI’s preferred caterers and always delivers quality and service.

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Cha Taqueria & Bar305 NW 21st Avenue #203 ..............................................................................................503.295.4077chachachapdx.com

Organic Quinoa SaladWild Cod CevicheDraper Valley Chicken TostadasCha Cha Cha was created in an ongoing journey to bring the healthiest ingredients to your table while keeping with traditional Mexican cooking values. Cha Cha Cha is family owned and operated using the best locally harvested, sustainable ingredients available. Cha Taqueria & Bar is one-of-a-kind, but there are eight Cha Cha Cha locations in Portland.

Cupcake Jones307 NW 10th Avenue ........................................................................................................503.222.44041405 NE Alberta Street .....................................................................................................503.222.4404cupcakejones.net

Assorted cupcakesPortland’s only exclusively handcrafted cupcakes are fresh baked daily in the Pearl District since 2007 using locally sourced natural ingredients—right down to the candied rose petals and fresh lemon curd toppings. From everyday favorites to seasonal specials, we’ve got a cupcake you’ll crave daily (including gluten free & vegan cupcakes).

Dick’s Kitchen704 NW 21st Avenue .........................................................................................................503.206.5916www.dickskitchen.com

Chopped Chicken Liver with rice crackers and veggiesOwner Richard Satnick began Dick’s Kitchen as a way to share the delicious food and recipes he discovered while researching his own nutritional and dietary needs.

While studying the connections between eating habits, inflammation and other metabolism-related disorders, Satnick learned about a variety of diets, ranging from paleo to vegan to gluten-free. While Dick’s Kitchen’s menu favors a paleo diet, Satnick wants all his customers to understand that any diet that cuts down on processed food, sugars, and industrial oils creates healthier people and a healthier planet.

Dick’s Kitchen is, perhaps, the nation’s first diner to systematically and actively incorporate dietary needs into its menu by offering mouthwatering fare made from healthy, humanely raised ingredients. In fact, the servers don’t bat an eyelash when you request a special order or a modification. They encourage it because they know you want to feel good about what you eat.

Fish Sauce407 NW 17th Avenue ........................................................................................................503.227.8000fishsaucepdx.com

Chicken and Mushroom Lettuce WrapsTofu and Mushroom Lettuce WrapsHomestyle Vietnamese Cuisine & Crafted Cocktails.

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Gonzo930 SE Oak Street ...............................................................................................................503.974.6696www.iheartfalafel.com

“Og” Original HummusHummus with TsugHummus with HarissaGonzo is a Middle Eastern food cart in SE Portland, where fresh delicious food is our mission. We cook everything from scratch with love and purpose and enjoy bringing you authentic flavors from the street food of Israel. Gonzo strives for sustainable practices and makes food that is accessible to a wide variety of dietary needs. Our entire menu is adaptable to vegan and gluten-free diets. We believe that making food is a service to the community and want your experience to be enjoyable. We can also bring our food to you by catering your next special event.

Irving Street Kitchen701 NW 13th Avenue ........................................................................................................503.343.9440irvingstreetkitchen.comHappy hour (nightly) – 4:30 to 6 PMDinner – 5:30-10 PM Sunday-Thursday and 5:30-11 PM Friday- SaturdayWeekend brunch – 10 AM-2:30 PM Saturdays and Sundays

Butterscotch Pudding with Applejack CaramelIrving St. Kitchen is a vibrant addition to Portland’s dining scene, bringing a soulful New American menu anchored in slow cooking, deep flavors, and seasonal ingredients, all with Southern overtones. Executive Chef Sarah Schafer leads the kitchen at Irving St., and the wine program emphasizes local producers through its barrel-to-bar approach, which includes an eleven-tap, argon gas system as the showpiece of the restaurant’s bar. No trip to Irving St. Kitchen is complete without trying the signature Butterscotch Pudding from the dessert menu by pastry chef Helena Root.

Kenny & Zuke’s DelicatessenThe Deli - 1038 SW Stark Street ........................................................................503.222.DELI (3354)Deli Bar - 3901 N Williams Avenue ...............................................................................503.287.0782Bagelworks - 2376 NW Thurman Street......................................................................503.954.1737www.kennyandzukes.com

House-cured Pastrami on RyeIt’s the next best thing to being at the deli!

LardoWest Side – 1205 SW Washington Street ...................................................................503.241.2490East Side – 1212 SE Hawthorne Boulevard ...............................................................503.234.7786lardopdx.com

Lamb sliders with black olive mayo and red pepper agrodolceStarting life as a food cart in SE Portland, rarely has a spot been so aptly named. Rocking an ancient charcuterie moniker that truly serves as a harbinger of things to

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come, Lardo is a sandwich shop that worships at the altar of bovine and swine. Using old-world techniques, contemporary flourishes, and a gonzo approach, Lardo proudly celebrates its excesses. Pushing a menu that features pork-drenched double burgers, a giant meatball Banh Mi, and hand-cut french fries (again) smothered in pork, Lardo also has beer. Lots of beer, actually. Rotating taps of knee-buckling craft brew greatness, backed up with a refreshing mix of premium cocktails. Operating on both sides of the river at SE Hawthorne and SW Washington, Lardo serves as a mecca for those seeking a uniquely smash-mouth deli experience.

Levant2448 E Burnside Street .....................................................................................................503.954.2322levantpdx.com

Chicken Shawarma Chopped salad, tahini, amba, pickles, and pitaLevant is a 50-seat escape with a full bar and an open hearth for cooking rich Middle Eastern cuisine. Chef-owner Scott Snyder, whose family and culinary history inspired him to open Levant, uses his French technical background while cooking with traditional North African and Middle Eastern spices and meats.

Meriwether’s Restaurant & Skyline Farm2601 NW Vaughn Street ...................................................................................................503.228.1250www.meriwethersnw.com

One way to make sure you’re cooking with the freshest ingredients is to grow them yourself. Meriwether’s grows the produce harvested from our very own Skyline Farm (located a short 20 minutes from the restaurant) and is proud to be among only a handful of truly farm-to-table restaurants across the country.

Our menus are inspired by the Skyline Farm harvest coupled with the Willamette Valley’s peak-of-the-season abundance. An extensive wine list and selections from the region’s best brewers and distillers complete your meal, a delicious pairing of our efforts at Skyline Farm and the bounty of local suppliers.

Whether you relax in our outdoor gardens, the cozy dining room, or the historic bar, a meal at Meriwether’s is the kind of deeply satisfying experience that will have you planning your next visit before you leave.

Miffy’s FoodsMiffy Jones, Mix Master/Owner ..........................................................1.855.GO.MIFFY (466.4339)www.miffysfoods.com

Gluten-free mini muffins (various flavors) Made with Miffy’s Mix & Twist Muffin Mix Miffy Jones is mixing things up by bringing a healthy twist to time-starved families by making delicious and nutritious baking mixes. Made with organic whole grains from Bob’s Red Mill, Miffy’s Mix & Twist Muffin Mix is the first product of the newest, emerging brand of healthy whole grain baking mixes. With a line of Organic Whole Wheat & Oat and Gluten-Free muffin mixes, sold at retail and for food service, Miffy’s raving fans have devoured over 180,000 muffins since her startup just under two years ago.

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Mom approved, kid approved…bringing a bite and a smile to all!

Miffy’s Mix & Twist Muffin Mix is made with all-natural ingredients and allows customers to add their own fruit to create their own favorite flavor.

New products are being perfected for launch later this year.

Park Kitchen422 NW 8th Avenue .......................................................................................................... 503.223.7275parkkitchen.com

Celery root chips with chimichurriPapadams with curried lentil and Asian pearPark Kitchen has been a Portland institution for 12 years. Chef/owner Scott Dolich has always been devoted to local, sustainable ingredients in a relaxed and embracing atmosphere. Nominated twice for James Beard awards and the recognition from Food and Wine Magazine as one of the Nation’s Best New Chefs in 2004 has kept Park Kitchen delicious and always an inspiring experience.

Pearl Catering935 NW Davis Street ......................................................................................................... 503.505.9243www.pearlcateringpdx.com

Seared Ahi Tuna with wasabi cream on a crisp plantain chipBrie and Blackberry Crostini drizzled with honeyPearl Catering offers an array of services for your event. Whether you are planning a large gala or are in need of a few platters, we can do it all! Pearl Catering has the experience to “wow” your guests and provide a stress-free event. Contact us today to start planning your next event! We are also exclusive to Urban Studio.

Pitch Dark Chocolate5353 NE Sandy Boulevard ............................................................. [email protected]

Chocolate bar samplesA Portland, Oregon crafter, Pitch Dark Chocolate is compelled to forge a new yet authentic manner for understanding chocolate. From initial roasting to final packaging, every aspect of production is carefully considered to ensure the ultimate tasting experience for the everyday connoisseur. Combining proven old-world methods with new and innovative technology, we do our best to highlight the character and personality of our handpicked single origin cocoa beans.

Allow yourself to indulge in every flavorful moment of this truly unique and exquisitely dark experience.

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Posies Bakery & Cafe8208 N Denver Avenue.................................................................................................... 503.289.1319www.posiescafe.com

Assorted cookies, cupcakes, macaroons, and other dessert itemsPosies Bakery & Cafe is a local bake shop born out of a love for good company, comfort foods, and sweet tea, specializing in homestyle baked goods and Southern hospitality, with a hint of the decadent brought by our French-trained pastry chef and head baker. Come experience our fresh and airy atmosphere, curled up on a couch with a warm drink and a scone, or tell us about a cake design you’ve always wanted but no one could do... we’ll see to it! We like our coffee with cream, our tea sweet, and to eat dessert with our whole family around the table and a jar of spoons – and we’d love for you to join us!

RingSide Steakhouse - Uptown2165 W Burnside Drive .....................................................................................................503.223.1513www.ringsidesteakhouse.com

Smoked Tender Steak Medallions with green peppercorn sauce and blue cheeseRecognized as the leader in Portland steakhouses since 1944, RingSide Steakhouse has been serving the Portland community for seven decades with the same family ownership. Steaks at the RingSide are hand cut on the premises and dry-aged steaks are aged in one of Portland’s only on-premise dry-aging rooms. Guests can pick a wine from a list of more than 700 labels, which has been honored by Wine Spectator with its “Best of Award of Excellence” award since 2001.

Ruby JewelNoPo Scoops – 3713 N Mississippi Avenue...............................................................503.505.9314West End Scoops – 428 SW 12th Avenue ..................................................................971.271.8895www.rubyjewel.com

Caramel w/ Salted Dark ChocolateMaple w/ Candied WalnutsMeyer Lemon CurdChocolate MarzipanNon Dairy Hard Apple Cider SorbetRuby Jewel creates extraordinarily delicious ice cream for all to enjoy. Every flavor is carefully hand-crafted daily in our North Portland kitchen using the best ingredients thoughtfully sourced from farmers and food producers in Oregon and around the Northwest. Family-owned and operated since 2004, we are committed to supporting our local community and economy and limiting our impact on the environment wherever possible.

Simpatica Catering828 SE Ash Street ................................................................................................................503.235.1600www.simpaticapdx.com

House-pulled mozzarella on crostini with tomato fennel jam and herbed pistouSalt-cod fritters with Hazelnut RomescoSimpatica is a full-service catering company, working with countless venues in Portland and beyond. We are committed to working with local farms and purveyors

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and strive continually to stay true to the culinary tradition of the Pacific Northwest. Simpatica is also a supper club, offering four-course menus every Friday and Saturday evening. In addition, we offer a private dining hall for rent as well as the best Sunday brunch in town!

St. Jack1610 NW 23rd Avenue ..................................................................................................... 503.360.1281stjackpdx.com

Chicken liver mousse served with Dijon mustard and poached prunesCanada-born chef Aaron Barnett was formed by his experience at reference restaurants such as Lumière (Vancouver, BC), Gary Danko (SF), Olea (Portland), and 23Hoyt (Portland). His achievements include “Best New Restaurant” from Esquire as Sous Chef and menu designer at Myth in San Francisco, “Best of the Best - New Restaurants” from Palm Springs Life magazine at the tender age of 28, numerous glowing reviews from local media in every market, and most recently, playing host to the James Beard Foundation for dinner in Portland. Taking from his experiences, Aaron loves all things “hand-crafted,” which has driven him to create his own style of cooking based on his interpretations of classic dishes and love of bright, fresh, and bold flavors, in what can only be described as “Contemporary Rustic.” Aaron opened St. Jack in 2010 as an ode to the bouchons of Lyon, France. Since opening St. Jack, Aaron has received many accolades including a James Beard nomination, being named StarChefs.com’s Rising Star, as well as The Oregonian giving St. Jack their esteemed Rising Star award. When Aaron is not in the kitchen, you will find him spending quality time with his wife and son.

Tastebudwww.tastebudfarm.com ................................................................................................. 503.234.0330

Wood fire-kissed sweet and savory Portland-style bagel sandwichesThe Pacific Northwest inspires Tastebud, which is built on wood, smoke, rustic pizza, bagels and fresh local ingredients. The trailer-mounted oven, along with their new pizza truck, is a familiar sight at farmers markets in Portland and Hillsdale, where followers enjoy the ever-changing variety of colors, flavors and aromas that characterize Tastebud’s offerings.

Tastebud has 15+ years of wood fired brick oven experience, not to mention a thorough understanding and appreciation of working with the local agriculture. Tastebud’s story starts on a farm, but moves to the farmers markets in 2006. In recent years, Tastebud began catering local events, and creating a traditional bagel unlike anything Portland had previously seen. This spring will see the opening of Tastebud’s new restaurant in Multnomah Village! Visit the website for more information.

Verde CocinaHillsdale Café – 6446 SW Capitol Highway............................................................... 503.384.2327Pearl Café – 524 NW 14th Avenue ............................................................................... 503.894.9321verdecocinamarket.com

Verde Cocina brings farm-to-fork freshness to your plate with unique Mexican flair. You can find us in Hillsdale, at our new location in the Pearl, or as always, at the Farmers Market! See our website for up-to-date information and market schedules. Always vegan/vegetarian and gluten-free friendly.

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COFFEE, WINE, BEER, AND SPIRITSAndrew Rich WinesAndrew Rich, Owner/Vintner .........................................................................................503.284.6622andrewrichwines.com

2013 Sauvignon Blanc Croft Vineyard2012 Syrah “Prometheus”Last year, Andrew Rich celebrated his 20th harvest in Oregon. Since those early days he has maintained a dual focus: Pinot noir from the Willamette Valley and Rhône varieties from Washington’s Columbia Valley. But whether the wines are from the cool Willamette or much warmer Columbia, he always strives for balance, elegance, and complexity. For the last dozen years, he has made his home at the Carlton Winemakers Studio in Carlton, Oregon, the country’s first green cooperative winery. You can find them at the CWS tasting room, at many shops and restaurants around the state, and at andrewrichwines.com.

Apolloni Vineyards14135 NW Timmerman Road, Forest Grove, OR 97116.........................................503.359.3606www.apolloni.com

2013 Pinot Grigio2013 Rose2011 SoleggioApolloni Vineyards is a family-owned vineyard situated at the North end of the Willamette Valley. Our location provides a superb microclimate and suitable soil for the cultivation of premium Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc grapes. We specialize in traditional Pinot Noir and Italian-style wines.

Archery Summit Winery18599 NE Archery Summit Road; Dayton, OR 97114 .............................................503.864.4300www.archerysummit.com

2012 Premier Cuvée Pinot Noir2012 Looney Vineyard Pinot NoirAt Archery Summit, we embrace traditional winemaking techniques as well as Pinot-centric technological innovations, enabling us to craft the very best wine from each vintage. Painstaking efforts, including hand-farming and harvesting, have helped us forge an international reputation for being one of the finest Pinot Noir producers in the world.

Clear Creek Distillery2389 NW Wilson Street .................................................................................................... 503.248.9470www.clearcreekdistillery.com

Clear Creek Pear Brandy Clear Creek Cranberry LiqueurClear Creek Cherry LiqueurSteve McCarthy started Clear Creek Distillery in 1985 in Portland, Oregon, making

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brandy from fruit grown in his family’s orchards. All of our products are made using Old World techniques, crushing whole fruit at the peak of its ripeness in order to capture the fruit at its best. We buy over a million pounds of Oregon fruit annually, most of which is grown by our local farmer friends. Clear Creek was the first eau de vie distillery in Oregon and the second in the U.S. Steve McCarthy is considered a founding father of the craft distilling movement.

Eastside Distilling1805 SE Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard ................................................................ 503.926.7060www.eastsidedistilling.com

Samples of various spirits Portland Potato Vodka, Below Deck Silver Rum, Below Deck Ginger Rum, Below Deck Coffee Rum, Below Deck Spiced Rum, Burnside Bourbon, Cherry Bomb, Marionberry WhiskeyEastside Distilling has been producing high-quality, handcrafted spirits since 2008 andis located in Southeast Portland’s Distillery Row. Makers of award winning spirits, thecompany is unique in the marketplace and is distinguished by its highly decoratedproduct lineup that includes Burnside Bourbon, Below Deck Rum, Portland PotatoVodka and a distinctive line of infused whiskeys. All Eastside spirits are master craftedfrom natural ingredients for unparalleled quality and taste.

Happy Cup Coffee Company2850 NE Sandy Boulevard .............................................................................................. 503.544.7052happycup.com

CoffeeHappy Cup Coffee is a specialty coffee roaster in NE Portland that was created to fulfill three missions:

1. Offer employment, a competitive wage and a full life to adults with disabilities in our local community – our People with Potential.

2. Help create a better future for the disabled by donating a percentage of our profits to vocational and recreational programming for this community.

3. Deliver a responsible, great-tasting cup of coffee.

Hopworks Urban Brewery2944 SE Powell Boulevard .............................................................................................. 503.232.4677hopworksbeer.com

HUB Organic LagerHopworks Organic IPAOrganic Seven Grain Survival StoutHopworks Urban Brewery and Hopworks BikeBar are Portland’s first Eco-Brewpubs. We offer handcrafted organic beers and fresh, local ingredients, all served in sustainably-built and operated buildings with a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Hopworks incorporates many aspects of sustainability. From composting to salvaged materials, and from pervious pavers to hand dryers, we have made every effort to protect “our”

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future with a thoughtful alternative. Hopworks is 100% renewably powered and “cradle to gate” carbon neutral. Our 20-barrel brewery produces 12,500 barrels a year and provides our restaurants with fifteen different HUB organic beers on tap at all times. Our wonderful beer, food, and staff are some of the best you will find anywhere. Relax, raise a pint and enjoy living with purpose. Cheers!

HOTLIPS SodaPearl District – 721 NW 9th Avenue .............................................................................503.595.2342Civic – 633 SW 18th Avenue ...........................................................................................503.517.9354SE Hawthorne – 2211 SE Hawthorne Boulevard .....................................................503.234.9999Downtown/PSU – 1909 SW 6th Avenue ....................................................................503.224.0311NE 33rd – 5440 NE 33rd Avenue ...................................................................................503.445.1020Hollywood – 4630 Northeast Sandy Boulevard ......................................................503.284.4046hotlipssoda.com

Real fruit soda made from fruits and berries fresh-picked at peak ripeness Red Raspberry, Pear, Black Raspberry, Marionberry, Lemon, and Ginger AleFounded in Portland, Oregon, in 1984, HOTLIPS is a food and beverage company with six locations and a seasonally relevant menu designed to showcase the exquisite quality and variety of foods grown in our region. In 2006, we introduced our Real Fruit Soda in an effort to expand the variety of crops we could purchase from family farms. Our latest flavors are Ginger, made with organic Hawaiian ginger root, and Lemon, made with organic California lemons. Each deliciously refreshing bottle of HOTLIPS Fruit Soda begins with ripe fruit grown on family farms. A luscious treat of smooth bubbles and bits of sweet pulp, HOTLIPS Soda makes connoisseurs of kids and foodies alike. Chef-driven and overseen, the soda is small-batch brewed in Newberg, Oregon, using lovingly refurbished 1960s-era equipment.

Lompoc BrewingLompoc Tavern – 1620 NW 23rd Avenue ...................................................................503.894.9374See website for additional locations.www.lompocbrewing.com

Pamplemousse IPAA Portland staple since 1996, Lompoc Brewing creates six flavorful year-round beers, plus a ridiculous number of seasonals. You can find Lompoc in 22 oz bottles and on draft at locations around the Northwest and at its five neighborhood pubs: Lompoc Tavern in Northwest Portland, Fifth Quadrant and Sidebar in North Portland, and Hedge House and Oaks Bottom in Southeast. Drink Local, Drink Lompoc!

New Deal Distillery900 SE Salmon Street ........................................................................................................503.234.2513www.newdealdistillery.com

Muddy Roots Cocktail Mud Puddle Bitter Chocolate Vodka, Ginger Liqueur, RAFT Smoked Tea Vanilla botanical syrup, sodaVisit New Deal Distillery’s Tasting Room and Distiller’s Workshop to see where we distill

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small-batch, award-winning spirits in the heart of Portland’s Southeast industrial neighborhood. Whiskey classes now available for individuals or private groups. For more information and to sign up, go to www.newdealdistillery.com.

Tasting Room open Wednesday through Sunday, 12-5:00 PM.

Rogue Ales & SpiritsDistillery & Public House – 1339 NW Flanders Street ........................................... 503.222.5910The Green Dragon – 928 SE 9th Avenue ................................................................... 503.517.0660Rogue Hall – 1717 SW Park Avenue ............................................................................ 503.219.8000www.rogue.com

Rogue Nation Brutal IPA This is an India Pale Ale that pairs well with seafood and beef. It is a non traditional India Pale Ale with big citrusy, hop flavor and intense hop aroma. Medium-bodied with a vibrant lingering hop-bitterness that is anything but brutal. Enjoy!Rogue Ales & Spirits is an artisan varietal brewery and distillery founded in Oregon in 1988 as one of America’s first 50 microbreweries. Rogue has won over 1,000 awards for taste and quality and is available in all 50 states and 49 countries. Since 2008, Rogue has remained committed to saving the terroir of Oregon hops and barley, one acre at a time, by growing our own beer & spirits.

Sokol Blosser Winery5000 Sokol Blosser Lane; Dayton, OR 97114 ........................................................... 503.864.2282www.sokolblosser.com

2009 Dundee Hills Pinot Noir2013 Willamette Valley Pinot GrisEvolution Sparkling NVFor more than 40 years, before there was an Oregon wine industry, the Sokol Blosser family has been growing grapes and creating exemplary wines. Located on a certified organic 120-acre property in Oregon’s Dundee Hills sub-appellation, Sokol Blosser has consistently captured the terroir of the region as expressed through the brilliance of its estate fruit. This resolute quest for excellence is also inherent in its environmentally-sensitive winemaking techniques, a core value for Sokol Blosser since the planting of its very first vines in 1971. The winery produces Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, and small quantities of Single Block Pinot Noirs under its Sokol Blosser brand name. It also produces a white blend and red blend under the Evolution brand name. And this year, we will continue to pour our newest variety in the Evolution wine series Evolution Sparkling, 3rd Edition, a true, méthode champenoise, sparkling wine.

The winery is now under the care of sister and brother co-presidents Alison Sokol Blosser and Alex Sokol Blosser. Sokol Blosser Winery is entering a new millennium of winemaking, tasting, and sustainability. Visit our website to shop online, for information about visiting our new state-of-the art tasting room, and more about this award-winning vineyard.

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SCHPIEL AND BLUES REVUE

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Western Bikeworks,proud to support

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The Talmud has taught us, “There can be no joy without food and drink

(Mo’ed Katan 9a).”And Taste of Temple continues to teach us that there can be no joy without food,

drink, and community!We are so happy to celebrate life together

with all of you tonight!

Rabbi Michael Z. Cahana,Cantor Ida Rae Cahana,Rabbi Rachel L. Joseph

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NOTESFollowing the restaurant theme – we have listed our celebrity, head, and executive chefs, but we couldn’t have made Taste of Temple IV happen without our team of CBI sous chefs! The recipe for success for Taste of Temple IV requires our special team of “sous” chefs work-ing diligently behind the scenes, ensuring there are no missing ingredients! It is with great pride that we acknowledge these sous chefs who work seamlessly every day to make CBI delicious, delightful, and welcoming!

From the kitchen of:

INGREDIENTSTracy AlifanzOffice Administrator

Jim BaldwinFinance Director

Dara DochertyProject Coordinator

Vicki GreifAccounting Assistant

Shared by: Sydney Baer, Baker

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In appreciation of all the memorable moments

created by Rabbi Michael Z. Cahana, Cantor Ida Rae Cahana, &

Rabbi Rachel L. Joseph at

Congregation Beth Israel.

Thank you for all you do. Lois Schnitzer

for welcoming us with open arms!

Michael & Margaret Anton

YOUTHANK

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B�nie & J�athan B�g

With appreciation to our wonderful clergy and

community at CBI.

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Sponsored by Dr. Jeff Weprin and Dr. Rodger Sleven

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FOR TODAY ANDTOMORROW ATCONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL

Bob & Rita Philip

CREATING DELECTABLEMOMENTS

supports Taste Of Temple

Pacific Northwest's largest recumbent bike and trike store

2025 SE Hawthorne Blvd. Portland Or. 97214 - 503.231.1000

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Tony & Bianca Urdes

-Support-

Taste of Temple

Bon Appétit!

Sydney and Bill BaerMandi and Stuart ChestlerIlene and Jim DavidsonDr. Pike Dentistry for ChildrenSarah and John EpsteinJen and Howard FeldmanVal and Joey FishmanRebecca and Eric Friedenwald- FishmanAli and Judah GarfinkleGeffen Mesher & CompanyLisa and Glen LevyDina MeierSharon Meieran and Fred Cirillo

Joanne Van Ness Menashe and Joe MenasheTed Nelson and Curt ShaffstallJudy and Mark PetermanYale Popowich and Tina SkourasGayle and Paul RomainMark RosenbaumDiane and David RosencrantzBunny and Jerry SadisDon Spiegel and Deborah Davis- SpiegelAshley Spitzer and Graham PetersenMardi and Tom Spitzer

Executive Chefs

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Congregation Beth Israel is proud to recognize every person/family who decides to create a Jewish legacy. A legacy gift includes any donation that lives on in perpetuity ensuring that CBI will be here to serve the genera-tions to come. Different reasons have motivated each of our Legacy Circle donors to choose CBI as a beneficiary of their life’s work. We are fortunate that many of our members embraced the benefit that becoming a legacy donor brought to their lives and their memory. We continue to be honored by those who are now committing gifts through endowments, trusts, wills, and estate plans. We hope you will consider joining this esteemed and ap-preciated group and let us know of your intention so that we may include you in this growing list. Development Director Jen Feldman welcomes the opportunity to discuss creating a Jewish legacy with you: (503) 222-1069 or [email protected].

Joy AlkalayWilliam and Sydney BaerCarole BarkleyMonte and Frances BettmanPhilip and Fay BlankHenry and Gerel BlauerGeorge and Harriet BodnerLynn BonnerHoward and Raquel ByerLance and Deborah CaldwellBernard CarrMandi and Stuart ChestlerDaniel J. and Elizabeth O. CohnEdward and Margery CohnMarcia ColtonRoger and Midge ConeSylvia DavidsonSusan DiamondNettie DirectorSimon and Helen DirectorNed DuhnkrackBarbara Durkheimer and Gary LarsenStuart and Leah DurkheimerLester Eisendorf

Judith Ann EpsteinMarie Louise FeldenheimerMartin FishelThomas Georges III and Linda GeorgesThomas and May GeorgesWilliam and Shirley GittlesohnRichard and Beth GlassmanMaurice and Ilene GoldbergArthur and Martha GoldsmithDouglas and Lila GoodmanRachel HalupowskiCraig Hartzman and James JohnMargaret HassonCelia HeimsIrwin and Renee Holzman and familyBenjamin and Janice IsenbergRabbi Rachel L. JosephMorris KleinCharles and Lois KoteenHenry Kunowski and Kerstin SchulzRobert and Sally LandauerGerald and Evelyn LeshgoldKathleen LewisKenneth Lewis

CBI Legacy Circle

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Joan LindholmDavid and Beverly LipmanLee LowensonRita LublinerArnold MaizelsRichard and Harriet MaizelsLynn L. MarksBarry and Susan MenasheJoanne Van Ness MenasheRuben and Elizabeth MenasheRobert and Robin MesherAlan and Lana MillerEdith O. MillerLloyd and Beverly MillerTed Nelson and Curt ShaffstallRobert NeubergerJohn and Hulda NeustadterKenneth and Debra NovackJackie and Burton NudelmanVictor NudelmanHenry and Nancy OseranRobert and Rita PhilipHarold and Jane PollinGerald and Lois PoplackAnita ReinhornPhilip and Dorothy ReiterGayle RomainMillard and Carolyn RosenblattAlan and Eve RosenfeldJohn and Marti RosenthalLawrence RosenthalLloyd B. RosenfeldFranklin RosumnyRichard and Deanne RubinsteinArnold and Rose RustinHal Ruthizer

Ken and Loree SakaiJeaneatta "Rusty" Sautter Norman and Elaine SavinarRalph and Bernice SchlesingerGilbert and Thelma SchnitzerHarold and Arlene SchnitzerHarold and Arlene Schnitzer CARE FoundationManuel and Edith SchnitzerHerbert and Shirley SemlerRuth SemlerJoel Seres and Sandra Lamer SeresDouglas and Dorothy ShermanEstelle Director SholkoffMichael Simon and Suzanne BonamiciMilton and Marilyn SingerJill Newman SlanskyMortimer and Alice Mary SolomonRichard Solomon and Alyce FlitcraftRuth SpearDonald Spiegel and Deborah Davis- SpiegelEloise SpiegelAdrienne StengerFrances SternMarvin and Gloria SwireRobert and Mitzi TobiasRon TonkinRobert P. WeilJoella Werlin and Robert AutreyIsam and Rose WhiteJeff and Lynn WolfstoneJennifer and Kenneth ZeidmanJerome and Zelda ZeidmanAlan and Janet Zell

CBI Legacy Circle

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Tracy Manaster Alifanz

Archery Summit Winery

Anita and David August

Sydney Baer

Jonathan Barg

Rachel Bloom

Bowery Bagels

Deb and Lance Caldwell

Grace and Asher Cantor

Congregation Beth Israel

John and Sarah Epstein

Barbra Fisher

Ali and Judah Garfinkle

Linda and Tom Georges

Iorio Restaurant

Michael Karman

Lincoln Restaurant

Malka Diamonds & Jewelry

Judy Margolis

Robin and Steve McCoy

Jill and Darren Mitchell

Morel Ink

Mother’s Bistro & Bar

Phyllis Nakayama and Ben Chinn

Paula Reed

Tiffany and Eric Rosenfeld

Cantor Judith Schiff

Tina Skouras and Yale Popowich

Sokol Blosser Winery

Hannah Treuhaft and Marc Blackstein

Joanne and Bill Treuhaft

Bianca and Tony Urdes

Jen and Jeffrey Weprin

We would like to extend a special thank you to all the wonderful businesses and individuals who donated their time, energy,

and products to help make this year’s Recipe for Success and House Parties a success.

Thank You

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CHAIRSTony & Bianca Urdes

COMMITTEEGrace CantorBarbra FisherAndrew GallerAlison GarfinkleGlen LevyRobin McCoyDeborah NicholsGillian RosickyAshley SpitzerJoanne Treuhaft

DEVELOPMENT CHAIRTed Nelson

Thank You to Our Taste of Temple 2015 Committee

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503-222-1069or visit us online

www.bethisrael-pdx.org