PCC Taste

PCC Taste, October 2013

Stews & Brews

From creamy to chunky, spicy to savory, we’ve got stews to satisfy, plus pairing recommendations from our beer experts.

From creamy to chunky, spicy to savory, we’ve got stews to satisfy, plus pairing recommendations from our beer experts.

Cooking with pumpkin

The fresh, sweet flavor of pumpkin is a beautiful match for both desserts and savory dishes. Get tips on how to use it.

The fresh, sweet flavor of pumpkin is a beautiful match for both desserts and savory dishes. Get tips on how to use it.

Pumpkin products that please

Discover nine of our favorite pumpkin items, from chips to coconut milk, and celebrate the preeminent flavor of fall.

Discover nine of our favorite pumpkin items, from chips to coconut milk, and celebrate the preeminent flavor of fall.

In season: mushrooms

Get pointers on storing, cleaning and cooking mushrooms. You’ll find a selection of cultivated and foraged fresh mushrooms, including chanterelles, at PCC.

Get pointers on storing, cleaning and cooking mushrooms. You’ll find a selection of cultivated and foraged fresh mushrooms, including chanterelles, at PCC.

What to do in October

Embrace the month and all it has to offer with pumpkin painting parties, suggestions for fondue and more.

Embrace the month and all it has to offer with pumpkin painting parties, suggestions for fondue and more.

What’s in store for fall

Bagged apples for farm-to-table education, Halloween treats, Morning Glory Chai, kids vitamins and fall favorites in the PCC Deli.

Bagged apples for farm-to-table education, Halloween treats, Morning Glory Chai, kids vitamins and fall favorites in the PCC Deli.

Toast every day

Need ideas for a quick, healthy, creative breakfast? These tasty toast toppers are a great way to go.

Need ideas for a quick, healthy, creative breakfast? These tasty toast toppers are a great way to go.

Ask the nutritionist

Salmon, easily the most iconic food in the Northwest, likely will become the first ever genetically engineered animal for human consumption.

Salmon, easily the most iconic food in the Northwest, likely will become the first ever genetically engineered animal for human consumption.