Cuisine

Wrangling wild yeast

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Terroir. One of my favorite, more romantic words when discussing the intricacies of a beer’s flavor profile. To be able to taste the unique...

Try this week: Traditional Calzone @ Lefty’s Gourmet Pizza

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Lefty’s Gourmet Pizza in Niwot is a throwback pizzeria — a classic red sauce joint with pizzas warming on top of the oven and...

Beyond beer

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Every week brings beer releases, anniversary parties and a festival or two, but there are ancillary aspects of beer that sometimes fall between the...

Know your brew: Märzen 2019

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According to the calendar, fall doesn’t begin until the autumnal equinox (Sept. 23), and Oktoberfest doesn’t start until 10:45 a.m. on the third Saturday in September (Sept....

Try this week: Coconut Shrimp Bowl @ The Bamboo Skewer

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How do the folks running the Bamboo Skewer food truck, which specializes in Japanese-inspired street food, get so much coconut flavor into the shrimp?...

The apple doesn’t fall far

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With the temperatures rising, Coloradans are reaching for unlikely refreshment: ice-cold cider. Yes, cider; a drink that was last popular when America was fighting the Civil War. Kind of makes sense if you think about it, since that was also the last time long beards...

In with the new

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Boulder County’s restaurant week, First Bite, is getting a bit of a makeover this year. Longtime food professional and events producer Jessica Benjamin bought...

Morel madness in Colorado

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Mushroom hunters are a strange bunch to begin with, scurrying through the forest with their eyes glued to all the damp and shady spots on the ground, hoping to find that treasure trove of delectable fungi. The morel-seeking clan is especially zealous for a ...

A taste of Kerouac

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Among the guys in my high school, there were two kinds of people. You had those who worshipped at the altar of The Who and the Rolling Stones, devotees of high-powered Brit guitar rock. I was one of those guys. On the other hand, there were the tie-dyed Deadheads. ...

Cook with wine, time to dine!

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Cold weather and the winter holidays are closely associated with family, travel, food — and drink...

Plants, elevated

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When in Paris, I had the chance to dine at Chef Alain Passard’s L’Arpege, an internationally renowned restaurant that at the time (2015) was...

High, dry and pancaked

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Boulder bakers reveal their secrets to successfully ‘altituding’ beloved sea level family recipes