Community Table

The uncommon tale of Cellar West’s uncommon beer

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Zach Nichols lives on the edge. He dumped his shares in a successful and popular microbrewery and used the money to open a funky,...

Jewish community farming takes root in Boulder

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What kinds of food do you think about when you think of Jewish cuisine? Whatever they are — creamy kugel dishes, hulking deli sandwiches,...

Less is more

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Launching Fresh Thymes Eatery in Boulder was the obvious culmination of Christine Ruch’s professional life. She had been a private chef, a restaurant chef,...

Moxie’s Andy Clark on using heirloom grains and his forthcoming Boulder...

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Andy Clark, the two-time James Beard Award semifinalist and head baker and owner of Moxie Bread Co., is scraping and molding a viscous, bespeckled...

You can’t outsmart Mother Nature

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Next month, we’ll celebrate the Lafayette Peach Festival here in Boulder County. For those of you willing to take the drive, you can also...

A sight to behold

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How often in this food section do we get to talk about lucha libre wrestling? But such is the state of food in Boulder County....

Tasting (and talking) wine with Master Sommelier Sally Mohr

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"I get more of the wood notes, just kind of that tiny bit of black pepper, but I just feel like I’m in the lumber...

That’s a wrap

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When I was a teenage prep cook, I created a dish that never made it onto the menu, even as a special, and even...

Louisville’s Punch Buggy Shave Ice turns to waffles for the winter

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Louisville’s Neige LaRue thought she might get some skeptical glances when she opened a shave ice shop out of a walk-up window on Main...

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,...

All the best

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Pigs snorting and slopping in muck somewhere in the distance. Walking through rows of crops with Eric Skokan, picking peppers and his brain.Staying too...

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...