

Set to turn six years old this upcoming May, Nightingale Bread continues to put out some of the most beautiful bread loaves in town - many people I know consider them the best game around, and it’s difficult to find reasons to disagree. The checkout line(s) at the Bon Safeway, any day, anytime?įor those who’ve lived both experiences, as several commenters have, the joke was both a dig at the seemingly perpetually understaffed Safeway (which is stuck in a bygone era but beloved for it) and a compliment to Nightingale for being just that popular (fervently supported by devotees who arrive before opening to get a good spot near the front). The Saturday morning breadline at Nightingale Bakery in the Lincoln Center?

Details: rebelbreadco.I recently made somewhat of an inside joke on my personal Facebook page - for those living and/or shopping around the Old North End and Patty Jewett neighborhoods - wherein I posed the question that I was trying to figure out which takes longer:
NIGHTINGALE BREAD PLUS
Details: bit.ly/3uET80g (will lead to Eventbrite) … Denver’s Rebel Bakery offers monthly tours that include sourdough bread tasting, instruction and sourdough starter to take home, plus a pastry and coffee. Participants contribute a vegan ingredient for a soup cooked in a large cauldron. Schedule: … Longmont’s Farm 49 hosts Stone Soup of Kindness on July 30. Sima Amsalem teaches chocolate workshops at The Studio Boulder including marzipan (July 20) and pralines and truffles (July 27). Bake for about 15 minutes or until light golden color. Sprinkle each wedge with sugar and place on a baking sheet. Pat out each half into a circle about one inch thick and cut in six equal wedges. Turn dough out on a floured surface and knead three or four times and divide in half. In another bowl, combine buttermilk and cream. Using a fork, cut the butter into the flour and work until the mixture forms rice-sized pieces. Butter should be very cold and cut into small chunks. In a large bowl combine flour, salt, baking soda and baking powder. In the late 1990s, the bakery shared this recipe for classic scones.

The Great Harvest Bakery, open since 1983 in Boulder, was one of the first local bread bakeries to mill its own wheat onsite. (), Raleigh Street Bakery (), Reunion Bread Co. Steamboat Springs: Smell That Bread Bakery ()Ĭolorado Springs: Sourdough Boulangerie () and Nightingale Bread Co. Grand Junction: Kulina Lani Organic Bread () The bakeries that form this bread culture are devoted to sourdough, despite the challenges, and utilize heirloom grain milled into flour onsite.īoulder County has its sourdough favorites including Moxie Bread Co., Dry Storage and Babette’s Artisan Bakery, but across the metro area and the state you’ll find a roster of destination breads worth checking out.īerthoud: Rise Artisan Bread () In the past few years, Colorado has become nationally recognized as a center of authentic sourdough bread baking, with artisan bakeries across the state. Another Roadfood Attraction: Sourdough Bread Tour

If you do visit the Boulder location of the Rakken Ramen chain, be sure to ask Alexa to tell a joke. On a second visit, I enjoyed a rice bowl topped with baked tofu, tomato, sesame seeds with the salty sea salt crunch of sea vegetable salad. If you add the hot chile oil on the table, you get even cooler. It’s true that hot soup cools you off on a hot day by making you sweat. Highly slurp worthy and jammed with umami, it was good to the last slurp. I added corn for sweetness and textural interest, but it was tough to eat with chopsticks. My creamy Quartz-style ramen was loaded with rice noodles, grilled pork, soft-boiled eggs, green onion and bamboo shoots. Rakken dishes five or more ramen varieties based on the broth with vegan options. It’s nothing spectacular compared to what middle school STEM students are devising these days, but it is a glimpse into our dining future. The machine, “Alexa,” rolls over to the table, but it’s only a dozen feet or so, and a server must load my bowl onto the table. Isaac Asimov’s second rIle of robotics in the novel I, Robot states that “a robot shall obey any instruction given to it by a human.” At Boulder’s Rakkan Ramen, the instructions given to the red-and-white robot with piercing eyes are pretty simple: “Bring food to table 6.”
