Community Table

Cup or cone

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Bryce Licht never saw it coming. He had left Colorado, left CU, traveled around South America, moved to Los Angeles, then back to Boulder,...

Fun with truffles

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The truffles you might eat at OAK at fourteenth this weekend, or that you might buy from Cured this month, or, if you were...

Try this week: Mile High Pho’s Panang Curry Chicken, and more

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Panang Curry Chicken Mile High Pho, 1100 W. Dillon Road, Louisville, milehighpho.org Louisville’s Mile High Pho turns out Vietnamese fare from sandwiches to entrees to, of...

The new home cooking

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Anything that gets more people cooking and interested in local food is a good thing. The self-proclaimed Airbnb of home cooking, Cozymeal, thinks it...

Colorado winemakers embrace harvest season amid myriad challenges

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If this year were normal, we might be planning to head out to Palisade for the annual Colorado Mountain Winefest, a rip-roaring celebration of...

Rare air

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The last person I saw was the Klein Matterhorn lift operator, who told me he was shutting down the lifts due to wind and...

‘We’ve done some offal stuff’

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Blackbelly Butcher Shop chef Mike Fortin and butcher Nate Singer are in the middle of a “primal dinner.” Singer, who just broke down the...

In season: Zucchini and yellow squash at Oxford Farms

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One of the joys of home gardening is being able to plant zucchini, yellow squash and the like. They’re easy to grow from seed,...

Put a radish anywhere but salad

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A radish sends mixed messages. They can look like something designed by Willy Wonka, but taste like mustard gas. In perhaps the ultimate bait-and-switch...

On the wine frontier

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Boulder County’s foremost winemakers knew growing fruit wasn’t easy when they started Bookcliff Vineyards in 1996. Two bad growing years had imperiled the livelihood...

Dining al fresco

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Well, this could be fun. On May 25, Gov. Jared Polis outlined the state’s rules for reopening restaurants; a day later, the Boulder Chamber of...

That’s a great idea, Charlie

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The year: 1981. The protagonist: Charlie Papazian, America’s homebrewing advocate. The setting: the Great British Beer Festival in England. “In those days, the closest thing to...