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What comes to mind when you think of sustainability in the food space? As the focus on sourcing and intention becomes more and more prevalent, many people are looking to fuel themselves with food that not only causes little harm to them, but to the environment as well. And in most instances, this speaks to the vegan and vegetarian lifestyle. The Mercury spoke to three Portland area vegan chefs about what sustainability means to them,. ....
From sets of adorable round nigiri to deep-fried rice patties topped with avocado and poke, Portland's sushi scene serves excellent fish and rice in traditional and creative ways. ....
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Updated April 27 at 9:07 PM The past year has seen a number of breakout vegan restaurants, from Mama Dut to Dirty Lettuce and Mirisata. Now, you can add Mitate to the list. After a series of successful popups, the plant based sushi purveyor has announced plans to open a food cart. Mitate will launch its first permanent spot at the CORE cart pod on Southeast 82nd Avenue in June. Known for its elaborate rolls topped with sake-poached pears and black truffle sauce, Mitate held its first pop last October. It quickly gained a following, selling out regularly at its first host, Ruse Brewing, and then at Mestizo. ....
What do you see here? A mayo-drizzled spicy tuna roll? Look closer. Fish is nowhere to be found. Couple Nino Ortiz and Summer Ortiz are veterans in the sushi world. Between them, their CVs include the stalwart Bamboo Sushi and Yoshi s Sushi cart in Multnomah Village. They launched their pop-up Mitate last November, later joined by another chef, Thai Nguyen. The sushi s textures and flavor profiles remarkably mimic seafood. One translation of the Japanese word mitate is âto see things from a new perspective.â So why not put fruit and vegetables front and center in vegan sushi made with gluten-free ingredients, with all the freshness, seasonality, and sustainability of its raw fish counterpart? ....