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A little beer is a lot of flavor in these Super Bowl sliders
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Big provisions are required to watch the big game, and nothing is more substantial than a burger, even in its mini form – the slider. If you plan to serve a variety of dishes for…
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Pikes Pub: 4 Colorado-winning beers for your Super Bowl party
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save In beer terms, we already know the winner of Super Bowl 50: us. When the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers take the field for football’s biggest game Feb. 7, we’ll be rooting with the fruits…
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A little beer is a lot of flavor in these Super Bowl sliders
Big provisions are required to watch the big game, and nothing is more substantial than a burger, even in its mini form – the slider. If you plan to serve a variety of dishes for the Super Bowl, sliders are more sensible than the full-sized guys. But they happen to be a little trickier to…
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Pikes Pub: 4 Colorado-winning beers for your Super Bowl party
In beer terms, we already know the winner of Super Bowl 50: us. When the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers take the field for football’s biggest game Feb. 7, we’ll be rooting with the fruits of the home state. Because we’re loyal like that. Whether your beer tastes skew old school or toward more creative…
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Winter citrus is at its peak in time for cold and flu season
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save One of the pure treasures of winter is a big, juicy orange. Years ago, when seasonal food wasn’t always available everywhere and anytime, winter meant citrus. Citrus, well known for its vitamin C content, is at its prime during the cold and flu season. That…
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Winter citrus is at its peak in time for cold and flu season
One of the pure treasures of winter is a big, juicy orange. Years ago, when seasonal food wasn’t always available everywhere and anytime, winter meant citrus. Citrus, well known for its vitamin C content, is at its prime during the cold and flu season. That makes it an even more important food to include in…
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A microwaved muffin in a mug may be just the treat you need
I’m not sure how it happened, but the microwave mug muffin suddenly is an online sensation. I’m a believer in making muffins in large batches and freezing them, so I admit I’ve only taken interest in the individually made microwave version recently. My kids love to eat anything from a cup, so I decided to…
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Wine Guy: Hearty wines pair well with winter meals
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save This time of year, I always find myself craving heartier foods – and heartier wines to accompany them. If you’re looking for full-flavored wines, especially ones that offer great value, consider Petite Sirah and Syrah.…
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On Food: Colorado Springs Asian community celebrates Chinese New Year with special foods for good fortune
Food and symbolism often are interconnected in cultures around the world. And this is the Asian community’s time to gather, reflect and create lavish, meaningful spreads. Spring Festival, also known as Chinese New Year, begins on the first day of the first lunar month, which falls on Feb. 8 this year. It concludes two weeks…
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A Super Bowl mind meld: Guac and potato skins in one bite!
This easy Super Bowl snack combines two classic game-day indulgences – guacamole and roasted potato skins. Start by creating potato boats, which are dusted with a spicy seasoning mix and then baked until tender inside and lightly browned outside. Meanwhile, make a delicious batch of guacamole. As soon as the potato boats have cooled a…