Late-Night Breakfast Munchies; Kim Boyce on Good to the Grain; Oregon's Bill to Ban Shark's Fin

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Wed, 04/27/2011 - 12:00am
Late-Night Breakfast Munchies; Kim Boyce on Good to the Grain; Oregon's Bill to Ban Shark's Fin

On our April 20th show, Breakfast in Bridgetown author Paul Gerald talks up late-night/early morning munchies spots.

Portland transplant and pastry chef Kim Boyce dropped by to chat about Good to the Grain, her new ode to baking with whole-grain flours. Kim generously shared the recipe for her Rhubarb Tarts (the book's cover image) with us here.

Then we bring you a special treat: the return of the Roquefort Files, KBOO’s homage du fromage. Justin Miller and Stuart Margolis, KBOO’s cheese wizs in residence, review a spectacular cheese from Switzerland that’s not your mama’s swiss.

Finally, we revisit the controversial issue of eating shark's finsA bill to ban the sale of shark's fin in Oregon had a public hearing April 20. Rep. Brad Witt (D-Clatskanie) sponsored the bill. We speak to the West Coast Seafood Processors Association's Rod Moore about the push to exclude spiny dogfish (a non-endangered type of shark) from the ban. It's a valuable sidecatch for Oregon fishermen and a less expensive source of shark's fin in Chinese cuisine.

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