Cuisine

How Boulder became the birthplace of National Pie Day

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On Saturday, the people of the United States will enjoy a day devoted to the dessert that defines our country, National Pie Day. Few...

Taste of the Week: Hamantaschen, challah, and rugelach @ Boulder

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This year Thanksgiving Day dovetails with Hanukkah, November 28 to December 6. Since the Festival of Lights involves eight days of gatherings, appropriate treats...

Tour de brew: Walter’s Brewery & Taproom

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Maybe airplanes aren’t the way to go right now, but there’s plenty of Colorado out there to discover via the open road. And about...

The mothership

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If folks don’t know what they’re looking for, Stella’s Cucina (1123 Walnut St., Boulder) can be a little hard to find. In early January,...

Room with a view

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Blackbelly has always been a big deal. That its chef and owner, Hosea Rosenberg, won season five of Top Chef in 2009 certainly helped...

The stout month story

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Return of the Bolder County tradition

At-home recipes from local chefs

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So, we’re all stuck at home. Hopefully, you’ve checked out our list of the Boulder County restaurants offering delivery/takeout during the coronavirus shutdown (boulderweekly.com/cuisine/restaurant-listings),...

The return of the giant squid

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The Humboldt squid is the stuff of seafaring legend, something Captain Nemo would battle in a Jules Verne novel...

Who drank Laura Palmer?

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How !@#$% hot is it? It’s stinkin’ hot. Boulder smells like heat, sweat and softening asphalt (plus the usual pervasive hint of cannabis) with...

Death of a salesman

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There came a time when Peter Waters had to intervene in his own life. He’d been working a job selling data plans for a...

Chef Nick Swanson ushers in new offerings at Under the Sun

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Like most Colorado transplants, Under the Sun’s executive chef Nick Swanson came to the Centennial State to ski — well, he came to go...

The revamp

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When longtime patrons saw The Hungry Toad shut down for three weeks, with promises of a new menu and a refurbished interior, there were...