Cuisine

The gut as a second brain

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We know that certain foods can affect the way we feel. But what about the way food makes us think...

Clint and MaryKay Buckner on raising animals for meat

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I was sitting in Blackbelly one afternoon when a rock star walked in. The butchers dropped their tools and shook hands with the man...

beer tour

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NEW EARTHY BREWS RELEASED BY WEST FLANDERS...

Old favorites at the new Pinyon

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When they see a name like The Pinyon, Pearl Street passersby might mistake this newly opened venue for a place that serves Southwestern cuisine or, if one is a language scholar, a place to transcribe Chinese characters. Neither of these descriptions is entirely ...

Pumpkin craze returns to Boulder County

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 The autumnal equinox and falling leaves seem to make America a little pumpkin crazy. Grocery stores are quick to feature piles of pumpkins outside their doors, while numerous local businesses don pumpkin décor in their windows at the changing of seasons. After wet ...

Drink of the week: Endo Brewing Co.’s Comfortably Numb

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Brewing a big beer can be a tricky thing. You could double the malt and produce more fermentable sugars, dumping in a ton of hops to...

Tour de brew: BJs Restaurant and Brewhouse

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If you are a dedicated beer drinker in the Boulder scene, it is entirely possible you’ve never set foot in BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse....

SALT’s chocolate tart: a recipe for forgiveness

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My dining companion and I dressed in our finest for SALT. But not just because it’s a rustically chic eatery on Pearl Street in downtown Boulder designed by co-owner Carol Vilate. We hoped our dapper appearance disguised our secret, ugly desire: To gorge on more ...

Master Sommeliers with local ties renounce their pins

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On June 17, Richard Betts (formerly of Boulder), announced his resignation from the Court of Master Sommeliers Americas (CMSA), saying the hallmark wine organization...

In with the old

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At a recent wine tasting in Boulder, there was a rarity being poured. We were all assured of it. The wine was made from 100 percent bobal grapes, a red varietal that is rarely seen in the U.S. on its own and is often used in blends. It’s mostly grown in Spain, where ...

Boulder Weekly beer tour

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Oskar Blues’ latest venture is, at first glance, a rather odd mash-up: Bikes, tacos and tequila. Oh, and beer, of course...

Marrying meals

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Devising a wedding day menu that fits everybody’s dietary desires can be a tasting challenge