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Chef Paul
4.9
5 reviews
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Taught 56 students

Chef Paul is a lifelong Oregonian with over three decades of experience in various culinary occupations: Chef, Instructor, Caterer, Cheesemonger, Fishmonger and Food Writer, to name a few. His food palette is a Portland one for sure…French, Italian, and Asian inspired with a huge dose of local and regional American cuisines. From Pot au Feu to Pepperoni Rolls he has been exposed to some great foods through regional and international travel. While not cooking something Chef Paulenjoy trips to the coast with his dog, tasting wines with fellow enthusiasts, and playing a round of golf. The camaraderie of creating delicious things together is the best part of a group cooking class, not to mention the benefit of learning new skills in the process.

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Reviews
Kimberlee S.
This was a Christmas gift to my co-worker, Leslie. We had a GRAND time! The pace was fast enough to keep everyone engaged, our tablemates were fun, and we all helped each other. I highly recommend this class to anyone, ANYONE!!! It's just cool for an evening where you get to do something with your hands while enjoying the conviviality of all participants!
Mar, 1st, 2026
Ed M.
Chef Paul made it easy and fun to make delicious handmade tortellini! His casual and often humorous teaching style blended with the relaxed pleasing vibe of Enso. Highly recommend.
Feb, 20th, 2026
Mike R.
Chef Paul was very warm and welcoming as we approached his cooking laboratory. He introduced himself, gave us his very interesting life and career background, discussed what we will be learning over the next couple of hours, then demonstrated the art of making pasta using handheld machines like they did in the old days. After squeezing the pasta through 7 layers of thickness he ended up with a paper thin and perfectly formed pasta slab. Then cut it into small squares rolling it in two triangles over a filling and then used his pinky to form a tortellini perfect smile. What fun this was. We followed his example in a most imperfect way making tortellinis that looked "unusual" for amateurs after only a brief lesson. But this still tasted good made better with the enocteca's excellent homemade Cabernet Sauvignon and pinot noir wines. My wife and I like to give each other "experience" gifts, and this one was made well by chef Paul. What a fun and fabulous evening. We'll look forward to Chef Paul's other classes.
Feb, 21st, 2026
Erin D.
A fun night with easy to follow instructions and yummy pasta at the end
Jan, 16th, 2026
Scott B.
Chef Paul was FANTASTIC! Lots of fun :)
Feb, 20th, 2026
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