Cuisine
To tap or not to tap?
The contrasting mission of college academics and college sports is about to be highlighted at the University of Colorado on Saturday, Sept. 13 with the Buff ’s first home game of the season...
The re-creation of fun
The coleslaw was good. No, the coleslaw was great. The cabbage was crispy and fresh, lathered in sweet, creamy dressing that tasted like watermelon. They’d added some juice or vinegar into the coleslaw, and it was refreshing in the unseasonable warmth we’ve been ...
Eat your greens
Celebrity chef Mario Batali is pitching hard for the Green Restaurant Association in a YouTube clip, slinging stats and leading by example. He’s certified all of his eatery empire via the Boston-based nonprofit advocacy group, and he’s not shy about sharing the ...
It’s a global issue. Among major shellfish producers, New Zealand is...
publicized research that shows oyster larvae in hatcheries along Washington’s coast are having trouble forming shells because of the acidic waters. “Mussels are the new oysters,” Carrington says. But there’s a twist: Mussels confirm that ocean acidification’s impact...
