Recipes

Home on the Range

It may not be possible to improve upon nature, but Evan Treadwell, Executive Chef of Tabernash’s Devil’s Thumb Ranch & Spa, comes close. A thread of sustainability weaves throughout Treadwell’s innovative dishes, all of which bear the hallmarks of his…

Cooking with the Sisters

  in 2010, author Irene rawlings introduced us to the Sisters on the Fly, a group of adventurous women who refurbish vintage trailers and travel around the country to camp, fly fish and, of course, eat. In her new book,…

Good and Good for You

With our bright, outdoorsy lifestyle and burgeoning love of farm-to-table restaurants, organic grocers and farmers’ markets, Colorado and its new Denver restaurant True Food Kitchen (opened last October in the Cherry Creek North shopping district) are a match made in…

In a Delicious State

Author Michele Morris shares recipes from her first cookbook, Tasting Colorado: Favorite Recipes from the Centennial State, and tells us why she thinks Colorado has one of the most exciting food scenes in the country

Throw Your Best Party Ever

Want to host a festive fête that keeps spirits high and stress levels low? Take cues from Colorado foodies, who divulge their favorite recipes—for appetizers, cocktails and desserts—and best-kept entertaining secrets.Savory StartersCookbook author Eugenia Bone grew up in the company…

Garlic Makes Everything Better

Powerful when raw, and mellow, sweet and smooth when cooked long and slow, garlic is an intoxicating herb (although some call it a vegetable) that improves many dishes. It can balance and lift the acid of tomatoes, give dimension to meats…

Picnic Perfect

All-AmericanGathered by the foodies at Denver’s Marczyk Fine Foods, this menu calls to mind the classic wicker basket and feel-good Midwestern fare—but with a modern, elegant twist.FIND IT AT MARCZYK’SLa Quercia’s Prosciutto Artisan-crafted meat from Iowa Cold, Oven-Fried Picnic ChickenFrench BaguetteZucchini and…

Strawberry Moon

In the summer, strawberries star in shortcakes, sorbets and other sweets. When perfectly ripe, their meltingly tender texture also plays well in entrée recipes. Whether cooked long and slow so only their essence remains, or tossed into salads fresh and…

On the Side

Grilling season takes most of the main-dish cooking outdoors, and grilled veggies are often a good side, but sometimes too much smoke is just too much smoke flavor. Take those veggies back inside for some quick and simple flavor combos…

Spring Eats

When the early and tender produce comes to market this time of year, I just can’t wait to prepare the freshest, lightest and most flavorful menus. I love the locally produced (and so seasonally available) veggies from markets, as well…

Hard Core

Hard-cooked eggs are a staple in our fridge as a convenient, high-protein snack. Around the Easter and Passover holidays, they are a more high-profile item—but eating them plain can be a bit boring. These recipes elevate the egg in it's…

Brining 101

For some, corned beef conjures up memories of a cozy dinner with family; for others, it’s the most important ingredient in their favorite hash. The following guide opens the door to home-cured corned beef as well as pork. Lately I’ve…

Savory Squash

Pumpkin is known for its affinity with sweet spice, and is famous as a star ingredient in pie. There are many takes on the pie theme—lattes, cheesecake, ice cream and smoothies. The list goes on.I happen to love pumpkin (and…