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Pamela Hasterok

Ban the burn

Avoiding inflammatory foods can fight disease, increase wellness

A world of noodles

Durango restaurants ward off winter’s chill with recipes from many nations

Best-selling gifts of 2013

If you’re wondering what your favorite cook might still want this holiday season, here are a few hints. Anything colorful – polka dot measuring cups and brightly hued silicone lid...

In search of a true taste of winter

You wouldn’t think a beverage spiced with pine needles would be at the top of anyone’s drinking list, but think again. Steamworks Brewing Co.’s Spruce Goose is its hottest selling...

Charlie Trotter, a visionary cookbook author

For some in our community, a cookbook is a treat, a pleasure, an amusement to be flipped through like most of us do a coffee-table tome. Ah, to be a professional chef. No poring ...

Wine shop gets new digs

Wine lovers, rejoice! Downtown Durango’s tiniest wine shop is moving two blocks west to more than double its space and its eclectic offerings, to say nothing of improving its par...

For those fond of fondue

If you’re looking for a scrumptious between-meals snack or a perfect cocktail appetizer on a Durango winter day, Eno coffee, wine and tapas bar has the dish for you. Fondue – that...

Stop by for the best chai

Chai tea has become as ubiquitous as drip coffee in America, served at restaurants and food carts, available to purchase in groceries and gourmet stores. The spice-filled black t...

Bon appétit, bibliophiles

A look at the year’s yummiest cookbooks

Ringing in 2014

Durangoans celebrate the New Year with traditional foods from many cultures

All in the family

Durango’s mom-and-pop eateries are labors of love

Traditions of native cuisine

Recipes emphasize local, sustainable ingredients