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Jamie's Top Ten Inspirations for The Lamb's Table: 1--The 1984 scandinavian film, Babette's Feast 2--Her mother's gracious hospitality and love for fresh food 3--The story of Jesus at the wedding in Cana 4--All of the farmer's markets of the world 5--The apple, cherry and pear orchards of the Hood River Valley 6--Her father's blackberry muffins 7--Unusual heirloom vegetables 8--New York style cheese pizza 9-- The landscape of southern Utah 10--Chef Nigella Lawson |



| Chef and owner Jamie Snell their three highly entertaining daughters. Jamie has spent the past 18 years working in food service of all kinds. Some of the interesting highlights: Baking artisan bread in Vermont. Cocktail waitressing at a Fabulous Thunderbirds show. Catering her own 22 - person wedding. Touring with Roman Candle as the band cook. Passing hors d'oeuvres under the Roy Liechtenstein in the Portland Art Museum. Cooking for an 80 - person Israeli style Passover feast. Baking a three - tier Grand Marnier strawberry cheesecake for her best friend's wedding. After catering weddings and fundraisers for friends with miniature budgets, Jamie found a real love for planning and preparing special event meals. The Lamb's Table is the both the end result of years of culinary adventures, and the beginning of a family legacy. |
| One of the extraordinary things about human events is that the unthinkable becomes thinkable. Salman Rushdie |


| Some of Jamie's Favorite Restaurants Nicholas Cafe in Portland, OR The Five Spice Cafe in Burlington, VT The Macrina Bakery in Seattle, WA Good Neighbor Pizzeria in Portland, OR The Red Iguana in Salt Lake City, UT Petit Provence in Portland, OR The Screen Door in Portland, OR |