Camellia | Vegan Patisserie

Bakery · King

1

@eater

How to Bake Without Eggs, According to Vegan Pastry Chefs | Eater

"A vegan pop-up bakery in Portland whose operator has refined aquafaba techniques—often cooking it down to concentrate protein and reduce excess liquid—and learned to watch for variability between chickpea brands (chickpeas cooked with baking soda can yield unworkable aquafaba). After experimenting in Europe, the baker also favors potato protein powder for reliable aeration in vegan baked goods, while noting that it can be harder and more expensive to source for home cooks." - Bettina Makalintal

https://www.eater.com/24398198/egg-replacements-in-baking

NE Wygant St &, NE 7th Ave, Portland, OR 97211, USA Get directions

instagram.com
@camelliapatisserie

1 Postcard

See full details

More Places For You

matta.

Vietnamese restaurant · Vernon

Vietnamese fusion cart: pandan donuts, steak frites, burgers

23 Postcards

Noble Rot

American restaurant · Kerns

Rooftop wine bar with city views & produce from its own garden

10 Postcards

Tamale Boy Dekum

Mexican restaurant · Woodlawn

Seasonal Mexican street fare with Oaxacan & Northern Mexican variations

14 Postcards

Teardrop Lounge

Cocktail bar · Pearl

Inventive cocktails, chic ambiance, and knowledgeable, friendly staff

12 Postcards

OX Restaurant

Argentinian restaurant · Eliot

Wood-fired Argentinean-inspired fare, known for bone marrow clam chowder.

15 Postcards

Nong's Khao Man Gai (SE)

Thai restaurant · Buckman

Nationally celebrated Thai chicken and rice with veggie options

40 Postcards

PERLOT

New American restaurant · Beaumont

Southern fare with Asian bent, live jazz, great cocktails

1 Postcard

Taco Time

Mexican restaurant · Powellhurst-Gilbert

Fresh ingredients, stuffed mexi-fries, and perfect burritos

1 Postcard

Paladin Pie

Pizza restaurant · King

Wood-fired pizza cart with NY & Neapolitan styles

9 Postcards

Apizza Scholls

Pizza restaurant · Sunnyside

Artisan pizza with thin, charred crust and flavorful toppings.

17 Postcards