Cuisine

Here’s to stout

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Stout Month is upon us. One of Boulder County’s most beloved celebrations of dark beer only seems to grow year after year at the...

Pouring and pairing

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Julia Herz hadn’t really planned on spending her life in beer, but she’s thrilled it worked out that way. Herz is the craft beer program...

Know your brew: Double IPA

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Though India pale ales (IPAs) are still enjoying a multi-year residency atop the craft beer throne — placement unlikely to be usurped anytime soon...

Simple and happy

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Panaderia Sabor A Mexico has been in Boulder since 2001. It’s sort of tucked away in a strip mall between an Asian grocery and an Indian grocery; a tax preparation company, and I think an insurance company? Its location is inauspicious at best, yet the Nieto family ...

The buzz and the bees

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Tim Brod has spent a lifetime having close encounters of the stinging kind with the bees he lives and works with. But he’s not...

Upslope’s bacon grätzer is weirdly good

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Is it possible to create an elegant bacon beer? Should we, as consumers, even want an elegant bacon beer? The answers to these questions...

An authentic Mexican taqueria

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Whenever I go back to the Bay Area for family visits, it’s inevitable I stop by San Leandro’s Taqueria Los Pericos with one or both of my brothers. I suspect our visits are equally driven by the quality of the food as well as having us be seen in public for the ...

Farm-to-table goes large-scale

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Pearl Street’s restaurant scene is well-known for its farm-to-table mentality, which centers on produce brought to restaurants from nearby farms to ensure freshness, while supporting the local farming community...

Try this week: Suckling pig with farro, and more

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Suckling Pig with Farro Black Cat market stand, Boulder Farmers Market, 13th St., blackcatboulder.com If you’re waiting for an occasion to visit Black Cat or Bramble &...

Flatbread Earth

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There is something soul-satisfying about grabbing bites of food with pieces of flatbread, whether it is using a warm corn tortilla to snag carnitas,...

Simple, organic Italian on Pearl

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Gone is the dark, cavernous bar setting where Charles Bukowski would have felt at home. In its place is a contemporary interior that lunch companion Patrick described as very “New York,” with its exposed brick, airy ambience and sculpted light fixtures. The Mexican-...

Try this week: OAK’s ramen, Zoe Ma Ma’s duck wonton soup,...

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Chicken and Shiitake Ramen OAK at fourteenth, 1400 Pearl St., Boulder, oakatfourteenth.com Only at OAK can you have a lunch that starts with fried pickles, moves on...