Cuisine

Try this week: Il Giro pizza, tofu bibimbap and more

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Il Giro Pizza Pizza Colóre, 1336 Pearl St., Boulder, pizzacolore.com Pizza Colóre does pizza right. Stop into the shop on Pearl Street for a slice and you’ll...

Tour de brew: Collaboration Fest 2020

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Editor's note: In a statement issued on March 12, the Colorado Brewers Guild (CBG) has cancelled Collaboration Festival 2020 indefinitely: After careful deliberation and...

Upstairs and upscale

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The Hotel Boulderado spent much of this year revamping its culinary amenities with overhauls transforming the basement-level Catacombs Bar into License No. 1, and the upstairs and upscale sitdown, Q’s, into Spruce. The, ahem, “sprucing up” was finished and launched ...

Know your brew: Oktoberfest/Märzen

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It all started with a wedding, specifically, the marriage of Ludwig, Bavaria’s future king, and Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen on Oct. 12, 1810. All...

Savor El Salvador

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Comfort food’s a tricky concept. When it entered the popular lexicon a couple of decades ago, the term applied mainly to meat loaf, tuna casserole and other suburban midcentury staples; today, reflecting shifts in the American culinary landscape, it could as easily ...

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...

Making the grade in dorm cooking

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Making the grade in dorm cooking...

Wild Woods Brewery adds a bit of the outdoors to beer

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With craft breweries popping up at every turn, finding a unique selling point is a necessity for each new hopeful. For Jake and Erin Evans, owners of Wild Woods Brewery, nature is not only their inspiration, but also their niche...

The perfect holiday spice

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What would the holidays be without gingerbread? As William Shakespeare wrote in Love’s Labours Lost, “And I had but one penny in the world. Thou should’st have it to buy gingerbread...

The transformative potential of travel and food

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Somewhere in an old suitcase, Peggy Markel has a photograph of her father as a young man in the military, breaking bread with Gypsy (also known as Roma) children in Florence, Italy. For her, this image captures what she values about her relationship to food: kinship...

Tour de brew: Beer festival season

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On June 8, Avery Brewing Company celebrated its second annual Avery Invitational, its anniversary party with an invited 60 guest breweries pouring over 200...

Going samurai at Alfalfa’s

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The standard-issue American breakfast of bacon and eggs traces its lineage back to its British ancestor, the “full English.” While some breakfasts may focus on sweet pastries and not much more than a tipple of coffee, the Anglo-American approach embraces both  ...