No exotic cow parts here

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Eat. Pray. Post.

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Cuisine

Brewing with coffee

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It’s not unusual to start your day with a coffee and end it with a beer. I do it all the time. They are...

An old-school diner with smart updates

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Nestled in Longmont’s Prospect neighborhood, Two Dog Diner is ideally matched to its vibrant, New Urbanist residential setting...

Tour de brew: Powder Keg Brewing Co.

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"Sorry, but we’re kind of in a dark beer season,” our server tells us as he set five tasters of brew on the table....

New in brew: Spon and IPA rule the range

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When Longmont’s Primitive Beer opened last year, all of its offerings were available either on cask or in a box and bag. In a word:...

De-mysti-pied

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Here is the secret to avoiding the dreaded seasonal disorder, crustophobia, the extreme fear of making pie crust:  Don’t. Don’t make pie crust. Avoid the agonizing,...

Ready to grow

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With the start of the Boulder County Farmers Market delayed until May 2, and a massive curtailing of demand from restaurants, local farmers and...

Grain bowl game

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I can’t stand quinoa.  I know that’s heresy in Boulder County, where quinoa is more common on menus than cheeseburgers.  I loathe quinoa’s squishy, rubbery texture, its...

Old-school home cooking

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 Feeling a chill in the morning air, I decided to take advantage of the remaining warm weather days by venturing up to Rocky Mountain National Park for some wildlife photography. Anticipating the taxing nature of this adventure, I sought ample morning sustenance with...

What’s the beef?

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For decades, beef that is packaged and shipped to grocery stores nationwide has had a firm foundation in feedlots, where cows are fattened on a grain-heavy diet...

A hut with potential

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With ith a name like Elephant Hut, it’s initially unclear what’s served up at this Boulder restaurant, housed in 30th Street’s Steelyards development. Those with dark imaginations may envision it as akin to Pizza Hut, except with a certain massive land mammal ...

Artifical colors: Not so sweet

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Nestlé recently announced plans to remove all artificial colors and flavors from its candy bars. The company said it was doing so in response to consumer preferences, not because there was anything dangerous about the artificial products they were using...