Cuisine

You know what you should do? You should homebrew!

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Thanks to a bureaucratic oversight during the repeal of Prohibition, homebrewing remained illegal in the U.S. until 1978. Many practiced and taught the hobby—notably...

In bee-tween

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After taking a head count on my most recent visit to the Beehive Restaurant and arriving at a grand total of 20 women and four babies to only two men, I found myself rushing home to watch Fried Green Tomatoes for the first time in years. Between the circulation of ...

My kingdom for a mango lassi

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Not all Saturdays are meant for carousing in your finest dancing pants. No, some Saturdays are meant for daylong home improvement projects in your...

 Thinking outside the guac

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There is much to adore about avocados. They are as creamy as mayonnaise, with a mild nutty flavor, and full of nutrients, all of...

Festival season is coming

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It’s possible the seemingly week-in, week-out slate of 2017 summer beer festivals conditioned you to crave the unique experience of tasting dozens of brews...

Magic is in the air at Shine

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Much is made of Boulder County, and particularly the city, being different from the rest of the country. I can’t speak to that as a whole, but I can say it’s pretty different from my hometown in Northeast Ohio. And nowhere was that more apparent than Shine Restaurant...

Fall beer news

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When Boulder Weekly spoke with Eric Wallace, vice chairman of the Brewers Association (BA) board of directors, about the Boulder-based trade group’s push for...

A dream come true

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Opening a restaurant is always a long process. But the chain of events that led to the opening of one Boulder restaurant and the realization of a lifelong dream spanned two continents and intertwined the fates of two women in a way neither of them could have ...

Restaurants band together for First Bite Boulder

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First Bite Boulder is coming back to Boulder County this year in full force, and it’s not too early to make reservations...

Carelli’s strikes right balance

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  At one end of the Italian restaurant spectrum, you’ve got your familyrun spaghetti joints, like the old line joints you’ll find in Louisville and North Denver. At the other, you’ve got your high-end spots, defined by pricey dishes like squid ink pasta and house-...

New in brew: Payette Brewing Company

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There’s a new gunslinger in town: Payette Brewing Company — Idaho’s biggest brewer, according to Bob Hubler of Boise Beer Culture — and its...

Summer food reads 2016

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You have to love a cookbook that puts warning labels on some of its recipes: “Warning! Recipes marked with this symbol are INEDIBLE and shouldn’t...