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Silagy Sauce makes a splash — without a home of its own

Company’s owner makes his sauce in a golf course commercial kitchen

By Allan Brettman, Columbian Business Editor
Published: February 17, 2019, 6:06am
6 Photos
Mitchell Silagy, left, and Dave Silagy add spices to a habanero sauce while working in the kitchen of The Cedars at Salmon Creek golf course in Brush Prairie.
Mitchell Silagy, left, and Dave Silagy add spices to a habanero sauce while working in the kitchen of The Cedars at Salmon Creek golf course in Brush Prairie. Photo Gallery

A sweet, tangy aroma wafts over the clubhouse kitchen at The Cedars at Salmon Creek golf course.

The rural northeast Clark County golf course in Brush Prairie and its clubhouse are empty because the facility is closed Mondays. It’s the only day of the week the place is closed.

And that’s why Dave Silagy is standing sentry over a 50-gallon stainless steel tank, holding what appears to be a small canoe paddle.

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