Cuisine

Scratch-made doughnuts, a Titanic meal and an old-timey Boulder recipe

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We all have tasted a lot of chocolate-glazed doughnuts, varying from good to barely worth dunking. The chocolate-glazed cake doughnuts at Nok’s Donuts are...

Boulder Restaurant Week, amended

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First Bite, Boulder’s Restaurant Week, was supposed to start next weekend. With restaurants at limited capacity, First Bite Producer Jessica Benjamin pivoted, curating a...

Drink of the Week: Left Hand Brewing Co.’s Nitro Imperial Stout

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Left Hand is Boulder County’s purveyors of nitro beers, and its latest valentine, Galactic Cowboy Imperial Stout, is a winner. Jet black in the...

Snack bar with Boulder ties benefits malnourished

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Boulder is about to get another nutritional bar...

A farmhouse kitchen and pub

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Bramble and Hare — the name evokes an English countryside pub, perhaps a spot in the Cotswolds. Waggish diners may initially dismiss this as Black Cat Bistro Chef Eric Skokan’s attempt at creating a sort of Locale Next Door. Yet this new self-styled farmhouse ...

New in brew: Sours, sessions and stouts

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For those of you who participated in “Dry January,” welcome back to flavor country. Beer’s been brewing while you were away; here’s a few...

Liquor and lunch

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I was rounding the corner near the shelves of Colorado-made spirits and wines a few weeks ago when I saw something that stopped me in...

Mateo is authentic, affordable high-end dining

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Mateo is the place you wish existed in the U.S. when you’re abroad, eating simple and wonderful food, so abundant that you hate yourself...

Know your brew: Doppelbock

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When it comes to talking about what to drink with what you eat, most will rely on grapes and vintages over grains and styles....

Take it outside

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There’s certainly no shortage of outside activities for Coloradans to partake in during warm summer nights and warmer summer days — movies in the...

Facing the flesh

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Every ham you bake and every breakfast link you sizzle starts out exactly the same way with a hog dying and its carcass being...

Pain and growth

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So long as you have those cushy gardener knee pads from Home Depot and a sufficiently brimmed hat, working the fields (or even just pulling the weeds in your yard) is a remedial activity that does most people the favor of letting them relax, zone out and reconnect ...