Cuisine

Goodbye to all of that

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I’ve been writing the end for so long, but I never seem to get any closer to it. If you’ve been following this column for...

Tour de brew: SKEYE Brewing

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SKEYE Brewing became the eighth brewery in Longmont when it opened in the summer of 2015. Now, Longmont is home to ten breweries and...

The sweet science

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It sounds like the setup to a bad joke — two scientists decide to make their own booze — but it’s not. It actually is happening right here in Boulder. And what excellent liquors they are making...

Hooked on curds

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My transcendental fromage moment occurred in 2004 during an epic lunch with my family at L’Espadon restaurant in the Paris Ritz hotel. I was...

A sophisticated dish fit for a dinner party

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Ned Jawhar, 31, is a focused young man. We learn this when we cook alongside him at Cielo by Angela Hartnett in the Boca Raton Resort. He's invited us to watch him prepare Prosciutto-Wrapped Stuffed Chicken Legs Over Lyonnaise Cabbage With ...

Know your brew: IPA

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What’s in a name? Historically speaking, it’s India pale ale partly because English colonialists craved a bitter beverage to pair with India’s spicy curries —...

A food perspective on the U.N.’s study on potential extinction of...

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Another day, another devastating report about the impacts of humankind on the environment. After a three-year review of 15,000 research sources from 50 countries,...

Try this week: Steak and eggs, whirled peas toast and more

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Paramount “DiGiacomo” Black Diamond Restaurant and Tap House , 103 N. Public Road, Unit C, Lafayette, blackdiamondrestaurant.com Black Diamond is becoming an increasingly popular spot for brunch...

Drink this: Green Mountain Beer Company’s Whiskey Barrel-Aged Rauch Bock

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The 2020 version of the Great American Beer Festival (GABF) is underway, which means if you haven’t picked up your GABF passport yet, you...

Liquor and lunch

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I was rounding the corner near the shelves of Colorado-made spirits and wines a few weeks ago when I saw something that stopped me in...

A new wine frontier emerges

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Finger Lakes’ wine pioneer Hermann Wiemer released his first wine 35 years ago. While his wines helped the New York region gain critical acclaim, he never curried much favor with local winemakers.  And he had little patience for collegiality. In a 1985 interview with...

The second sex of sushi chefs

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Women’s hands are too warm, the argument goes, to handle the ingredients. They’d damage the raw fish. The perfume or makeup or lotion on women’s hands would ruin the salmon and tuna...