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Seven Denver restaurants - Squeaky Bean, Izakaya Den, Root Down, Opus, Encore, Campo de Fiori and Marco's Coal-Fired Pizza - are fighting for the Caesar salad crown in this year's Greatest Caesar Salad Competition, a no-holds-barred smackdown that gets tossing at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 26 at the Magnolia Hotel, 818 17th Street. The yearly "lettuce entertain you" event is hosted by the American Institute of Wine & Food, Colorado Chapter, a non profit that was established in 1981 by R
July 24, 2009Chef and Tell: Matt Selby
Photo by Lori MidsonThe tattooed knuckles of Vesta Dipping Grill executive chef Matt SelbyDuring the Taste of the Nation, the July 19 charity event that Matt Selby chef-chaired, he turned to me and uttered one word: "Wow." He was awestruck by the size of the crowd, but also by something else: himself. Selby, a Denver native who turned 35 on July 30, wasn't sure how he'd made it this far. "Can you believe how different things are now?" he asked, referring to the days, now behind him, when
August 5, 2009Interview with Matt Selby
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August 6, 2009Chef and Tell: John Broening
John Broening"We'll have head cheese at Olivéa on Friday -- I expect to see you there," summoned the e-mail. The note - short and to the point -- was from John Broening, the executive chef at Duo and Olivéa: the former a restaurant in Highland with a field-to-plate, seasonal approach to food; the latter a three-month-old restaurant in Uptown that embraces the same elemental philosophies, but pushes the culinary envelope by serving, among other things, head cheese, a gelatinous loaf comp
August 12, 2009A conversation with John Broening, of Duo and Olivea
August 13, 2009Today's three square deals: Indian thali, an encore of cocktails and honoring Julia Child
Lunch: In the blitz of lunch hour Indian buffets, India's Pearl stands out because it doesn't have a lunchtime buffet at all. Instead, the upscale curry house at 1475 South Pearl Street, offers a fantastic lunch thali, an ornate, sliver tray propped with an assortment of individual dishes, all made fresh-to-order. The kitchen changes the menu every day, but the plate always includes blistered naan, basmati rice and numerous starters, entrees and desserts, which you can mix and match. And, no,
August 13, 2009The Westword.com blog shortcut, August 13 edition
Back when punks were punks....Set the Waybac Machine for the Carter administration.... Today in Backbeat Online: • Denver punk reunion (1978-1988) changes venues. • Otis Taylor's latest record earns praise in Spin. • Q.Burse returns with Lenny Lenn-directed video "The Puzzle." • John Common wants you to make him a movie. • Details of Chad Price's new solo album revealed. Today in Cafe Society: • Tonight: Wines from California vines at Opus. • Mysteries of Sheehan's Desk: D
August 13, 2009Tonight: Mastering the art of French cooking at the Kitchen Table Cooking School
Actress Meryl Streep as "Julia Child" in the new film, Julie and JuliaTo celebrate the release of Julie & Julia, the new flick about beloved American chef Julia Child and Julie Powell, the tenacious food blogger who conquered all the recipes in Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking, the Kitchen Table Cooking School (5375 Landmark Place in Greenwood Village) is hosting a classic French cooking class from 6:30 to 9 p.m. tonight. The $75 demonstration, in which the cooking instructor
August 14, 2009Chef Elise Wiggins wants you to feel good about food
September 24, 2009Part two: Chef and Tell with Frank Bonanno
Frank BonannoThis is part two of Lori Midson's interview with Frank Bonanno, executive chef-owner of Osteria Marco, Mizuna, Luca d'Italia and Bones. You can read the first part of Midson's interview with Bonanno here. Culinary inspirations: My mother and my sister. When I was six, seven, maybe eight, my mother and I used to cook together to the old Julia Child show. Our family ate dinner together every night, and from an early age, they cemented in me that food was more than just TV dinn
October 15, 2009Tony Bourdain in Denver: Another convert of Biker Jim and his dogs
Lori MidsonTony Bourdain meets his true love: Biker Jim's sausages "Look, when I was here in 2002, I walked for what, eight hours, all over downtown and you know what I found? I found chicken wings -- chicken wings and fried fucking mozzarella sticks. I didn't see anything that looked like it was chef-driven, and Jim's cart sure as hell wasn't here." That's Tony Bourdain summing up his last trip to Denver, a stopover that commenced, he remembers, with dinner back in his hotel room. Which suck
November 19, 2009
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