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Symbols for Oregon: Food Symbols
By Nora Kirkeby
Nov 17, 2006, 14:15 PST
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Oregon State Beverage
This milk recipe index has everything from delicious entrees, to seasonal desserts.
Source: Dairy Farmers of Oregon
Oregon State Fruit
This is a great page on Oregon's pear industry. Do you know how many pears are grown each year in Oregon? Learn about pear production and the history of the pear industry.
Source: Oregon.gov
Oregon State Fruit (Recipes)
Check out these recipes for Oregon's pears. Try a pear cheese pie, or chow down on mini pear kabobs.
Source: Oregon Agriculture
Oregon State Mushroom
Oregon's state legislature chose the pacific golden chanterelle as the state mushroom in 1999. To learn all about the pacific golden chanterelle, check out this article from the Mushroom Expert.
Source: Mushroom Expert
Oregon State Mushroom
This page has great information on the scrumptious chanterelle mushroom, and information on their taste, and how to handle them in a kitchen. There are also two or three yummy recipes with chanterelles like "Scallops with Chanterelles and Port Wine Sauce."
Source: Wild Harvest
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Oregon State Nut (Recipes)
This amazing hazelnut recipe index has dozens of recipes for every time of the day, or occasion. They even have recipes for hazelnut soup.
Source: Oregon Hazelnuts
Oregon State Nut (Recipes and More)
Did you know Oregon produces 99% of the United States' hazelnuts? Find out more about Oregon's hazelnut industry and check out some yummy recipes like "spicy chicken and hazelnut enchiladas.
Source: Oregon Agriculture
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