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Thursday, September 23,2010

Sailing the seas of local cheese

By Heather May Koski
According to Samm White, co-owner of Cheese Importers in Longmont, four basic elements are needed to create cheese: a milk source, heat, a turning motion and rennet, a natural enzyme complex produced in any mammalian stomach to digest the mothers milk.
Thursday, September 16,2010

Eateries pitch in for firefighters, evacuees

By Katherine Creel
Chris Rosen, owner of downtown tea and coffee shop Atlas Purveyors, turned his caf%u9829nto an unofficial drop site for food and toiletries on the Wednesday after the fire. He got the message out via Twitter and has personally donated about $250 worth of goods including 100 pounds each of cat food, dog food and cat litter.
Thursday, September 9,2010

Prime time to pick a peck of peppers

By Debbie Arrington
How hot can they get? Pepper heat, or pungency, is measured in Scoville units, named for chemist Wilbur Scoville. In 1912, Scoville came up with a highly subjective testing method, diluting liquefied pepper juice or pure ground chili with sugar water.
Thursday, September 2,2010

Please pass the salt

By Julia Edwards
To some, the label reduced sodium may as well say reduced satisfaction. Those people are genetically geared to seek out that salty taste because it offsets other unpleasant flavors they find in food, according to a recent study by Pennsylvania State Universitys College of Agricultural Sciences.
Thursday, September 2,2010

Crafty solutions for parents of picky eaters

By Judy Hevrdejs
And its why she has talked and talked with parents about picky eaters (the worlds most ornery food critics), getting young kids in the kitchen and to the market, and her personal obsession with healthful eating that is, healthful food plus a healthy attitude about food.
Thursday, August 26,2010

Eat local this week

By Heather May Koski
According to Michael Brownlee, a Transition Colorado “catalyst,” one of the best ways to prepare communities for relocalization is to become more resilient to energy and food shocks by meeting essential needs locally through community farming and farmers’ markets.
Thursday, August 19,2010

Tracing Boulder's natural-food roots to a Carnival

By Roger Freed
The pedestrian mall on Pearl Street had yet to be built, the old Crossroads Mall was a small shopping center, and the summers big bicycle race was still called the Red Zinger Classic. Fields of grain grew beyond 30th Street.
Thursday, August 12,2010

The coffee is sweeter at Bittersweet

By Imagine! CORE-Longmont Reviewers
Editor’s note: Boulder Weekly received this submission from the Imagine! CORE-Longmont reviewers and decided to let them head off this week’s Cuisine section with a story on their experience at Bittersweet in Louisville.
Thursday, August 5,2010

CU unveiling new dining extravaganza

By Heather May Koski
Located in the southwest area of campus next to Regent Hall, the Center for Community (C4C) is easily accessible from Regent Drive for cars and bikes alike.
Thursday, July 29,2010

Locals longing for their kombucha

By Heather May Koski
Formerly a tea of limited flavors, kombucha producers introduced more fruit flavors to their selections, which ultimately requires more sugar for the fermentation process. According to news reports, kombucha products typically have less than 0.
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