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Written by Holly Bea
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Thursday, 24 May 2007 |
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As temperatures rise and daylight lingers, those of us lucky enough to live on the Front Range get to spend more time enjoying the great outdoors. Sure, a nice, cold brew can do the trick, but this summer, why not chill with a few new concoctions? They’re easier to make than you think, and your friends and family will love ‘em. |
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Written by Kathy Manweiler, MCT
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Monday, 21 May 2007 |
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When I spoke at a weight-loss meeting recently, somebody brought up the subject of salad dressing. "Kathy, do you have any salad dressings that are light but still taste good?" a woman asked. |
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Written by Howie Rumberg, asap
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Friday, 18 May 2007 |
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Despite the recent backlash against parents who turn their children into hipsters, my wife Izabela and I decided to go all out trendy for our son’s second birthday. |
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Written by Holly Bea
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Thursday, 17 May 2007 |
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When I was a kid, the only reason I ate dinner was to get to dessert. Just knowing there was a big scoop of vanilla ice cream or banana pudding or cookies waiting for me, made everything (except broccoli) worthwhile. As an adult, desserts are even more of a treat because I can’t scarf them down like I used to, thanks to a slower metabolism and the desire to continue to fit into my favorite jeans. That’s why I LOVE throwing a dinner party, because I always include dessert. |
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Written by Robert Tanner, asap
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Monday, 14 May 2007 |
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The chic restaurants and cookbooks are all about Italy’s delicate prosciutto, Spain’s pata negra, French duck confit. Respect runs deep for the wonders of American bacon, and other homegrown delicacies like Louisiana’s andouille and boudin sausages. But the simplest, most basic of cured meats doesn’t ever seem to get any respect from the high priests of the cooking world. |
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