Cuisine

Try this week: Sushi platter @ Japango

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We wish we could enjoy Japango’s fresh, innovative sushi rolls in its modern downtown spot, but we’re happy to take away its eight-roll sushi...

Whole hog

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For some cultures in the world, staring into the faces of their dinner as it sits in front of them is a common feat, but it certainly is quite unusual in modern America — until now that is...

Blood, sweat and cheers

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Before my career in culinary journalism, I was a Boulder restaurant cook. I was burned by hot fryer oil, injured in walk-in freezers, sliced...

An authentic Chicago dog, hold the ketchup

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The finer points of the Chicago-style hot dog have always been a bit cryptic for me. A few layover meals of sausage in a bun at O’Hare did little to deepen my understanding of this Windy City nosh. Unsurprisingly, I was happy to have friend and Windy City native Paul...

Taste here now

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Let’s face it: Lots of us are stuck when it comes to cooking, myself included. We make variations on the same five dishes using...

The most american foods

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Thanks, internet. Because of you, things I wrote before the turn of the century continue to haunt me like a photo of a youthful...

Warming something up

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What’s for dinner?” is becoming a complicated question...

Convenient choices

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So, you’re a vegan. Or vegetarian. Or just conscious about the food you put into your body. You just got off an airplane, and...

New in brew: Holiday beers

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Like Enstrom Almond Toffee and Hershey’s Kiss cookies, it’s just not the holidays without a few signature ales. Here are four to get you started, but...

Sporting beers

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Nothing pairs with craft like good old-fashioned competition.

Tour de brew: James Peak Brewery & Smokehouse

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Named after the nearby 13,000-foot mountain — the second tallest peak in the surrounding wilderness — the James Peak Brewery & Smokehouse has elevation...

Pumpkin beer is here

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Pumpkin ales are as highly anticipated as any seasonal beer, neck-and-neck with Christmas ales...