| August 19, 2011 | Everywhere Right at the Fork Party Time: Best Sunday Brunch Ever Here’s everything you need to fortify yourself and your friends for such rigorous Sunday activities as using a fork, reading the paper, and lounging on the couch.  | Hash Tag Since it’s technically two meals, brunch should stick to your ribs, like the smoked pork hash with poached eggs from chef Tanya Holland of Oakland’s Brown Sugar Kitchen. | |  | Tidy Cats Eggy can equal messy, so wrap your mitts around any of Small Batch’s sweet cotton and linen aprons and dish towels ($20-$65). | |  | Kneads and Wants Like buttah? No, love it, particularly when slathered on a flaky biscuit at Portland brunch mecca Tasty n Sons. Make chef Kyle Prewitt’s recipe at home. | |  | World Cup It may be small, but don’t worry: A tiny lime green Nespresso Pixie ($249) serves espresso with big flavor.
| |  | Rind House Have it your whey, but take his advice: Norbert Wabnig from the world-famous Cheese Store of Beverly Hills shares some eggcellent omelet-friendly selections. | |
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