Cuisine

Drinking together

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Hot beers and lager nights along the Front Range.

Restaurants rise from the ashes

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Boulder was voted “foodiest town in America” by Bon Appétit in 2010, so it is hardly a surprise that the local food business is competitive. Only the toughest survive...

Meat the future

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Cultured, fermented and 3D printed foods are almost on the table, but will dinner still taste good?

Decode your food cues

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On a recent three-day trip to Grandpa and Grandma’s house, my parents took “clean your plate” to a whole new level, insisting at every meal that my girls eat it all up, whether or not they were full. After a while, even a gulp of milk left in a glass seemed to drive ...

Culinary ambition in north Boulder

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Featuring impressive Flatirons vistas and an organic design scheme with local stone accents that complements the view, north Boulder’s Restaurant 4580 has ambitions that exceed those of a humble neighborhood joint. Selections such as lobster mac and cheese, and the ...

Mixology in a modern world

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Cocktails weren’t always complicated. The classic gin and tonic began when people in British India doctored their anti-malarial quinine water with gin to make it more palatable. Pre-Prohibition drinks, such as the Sazerac, included only two or three ingredients, ...

Take a shot

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Shmaltz Brewing Company’s He’Brew beer has quite the balancing...

Local author takes vegan message to the masses

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 Leave it to a Boulder resident to try to bring vegan into vogue...

Summer hang

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I like Wapos. They serve excellent, sloppy-style Mexican food. They have an outdoor covered patio where a quick afternoon drink can quickly become a full-blown night out when the temperature plays nice. They have a dozen types of margaritas and a bunch of Mexican ...

A dozen years of sandwiching

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When Curtis Park Deli first opened in the neighborhood that would become RiNo in Denver, the place was a food desert. That was a...

Kitchen gifts: Little things that do a lot

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There are two ways to gift shop for a cook. You can drop a wad on a spectacular piece of equipment that will get used three or four times a year and sit in the pantry the rest of the time. Or you can convert a relatively small amount of money into a potful of tools...

The first to 40

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“What are these hippies doing up here in Boulder?” Randolph Ware, co-founder of Boulder Brewing Company, remembers Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) inspector Lou...