Cuisine
Challenging Elements: Leeks
Owner David Fan told us Mok would have preferred to use Chinese leeks for their stronger flavor, but they aren’t in season; and chef Kiwai lamented that American leeks don’t have the same power or depth of flavor French leeks…
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What’s on Tap? What’s not on Tap?
My credo of “too much is always better than not enough” has usually stood me in good stead. Whether dealing with money, snowfall, romance—vowels in Scrabble, not so much—dealing with excess is often preferable. And so it is with beer,…
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Move Over, Cupcake
“If I had one trend—one trend—of the year that I could predict, that’s why it’s in the No. 1 position, this would be the trend for pie,” Andrew Freeman of Andrew Freeman & Co. said.
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King of the Hill
Call me old, but the Hill in Boulder is not the first place I would look for cutting-edge foodie fare. Don’t get me wrong: The Sink’s got great burgers, but I wouldn’t call it haute cuisine.
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Challenging Elements: Grapefruit
As a chef, there’s nothing you can eliminate from your repertoire,” said Edmund Vogel, chef at Zucca in Louisville.
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The Beating is Sure to Resume
Craft brewers and liquor stores are girding for yet another battle at the state legislature with the big-dollar lobbyists paid for from the deep pockets of the national grocery chains.
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We’re Looking for a New Food Columnist!
Yellow Scene Magazine, a 70,000-circulation regional news, entertainment, lifestyle and culture magazine in Boulder County, is looking for a monthly food/restaurant columnist to add to our award-winning editorial staff. The columnist would be responsible for one story a month—one truly…
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Love is on Tap in February
As local beer events go, you can’t do much better than Mountain Sun’s 18th Annual Stout Month.
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