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Food

(Graphic illustration by Malia Berry | The Collegian)

Quaran-tea: Five of the best brews to get your buzz on

Scott Powell October 13, 2020

Randy Newman said it best: “You’ve got a friend in tea. You’ve got a friend in tea. When the road looks rough ahead and you’re miles and miles from your nice warm bed, just brew some chamomile...

(Graphic Illustration by Charlie Dillon | The Collegian)

Simply Cooking with Sierra: Pumpkin pasta goodness

Sierra Grimm October 12, 2020

Spooky season is upon us, but before we go full-throttle, we’re making a pit stop at fall and are cooking an autumn harvest pasta dish. Most of us know that fall in Colorado is almost like a yield sign...

A beer sits on a table. (Collegian file photo)

Breckenridge reimagines Oktoberfest amid the pandemic

Kailey Pickering October 4, 2020

The smell of German cooking flooded the air while polka music danced through the streets and autumn took over in Breckenridge, Colorado. September in Breckenridge not only marks the transition from summer...

(Graphic Illustration by Charlie Dillon | The Collegian)

Simply Cooking with Sierra: Breaking out the Buddha bowls

Sierra Grimm September 28, 2020

This week we are making Buddha bowls. They are one of the easiest meals to concoct, as they require few ingredients. This specific Buddha bowl is cauliflower-based, so it’s acceptable for people who...

El Centro Office in Lory Student Center on April 2. (Anna von Pechmann | Collegian)

Latinx Heritage Month recipes: Calabacitas de horno

Sierra Grimm September 23, 2020

Festivities are in full swing as El Centro kicked off their first all-virtual Latinx Heritage Month. And for any resident foodies, both on- and off-campus, Sept. 21's Cultural Recipes event presented the...

(Photo courtesy of Sierra Grimm)

Green up your taco Tuesday with a taco salad

Sierra Grimm September 21, 2020

Sometimes taco Tuesday can get bland for your pallet, as it seems to be the same thing every time. To spice up a taco Tuesday, instead of your traditional taco, why not try a taco salad? It’s an easy,...

Scotty's Skillet graphic. (Graphic Illustration by Rachel Macias)

Scotty’s Skillet: How to cook chili

Scott Powell September 20, 2020

The snowy season is upon us again. Or the snowy season was upon us — for a few days, before it realized it had made an early entrance, turned on its heel and made an abrupt, awkward exit like someone...

With grocery shortages and more free time, some people are turning to gardening as both a hobby and source of fresh food. (Ryan Schmidt | The Collegian)

The one-stop shop: A tasty recipe for Trader Joe’s fans

Sierra Grimm August 26, 2020

As we all adjust to the COVID-19-era lifestyle, many of us are also adjusting to cooking from home more often than before. It has become almost a necessity to make do with our meager cooking skills or...

Elijah Caucutt competes in the peach pie eating contest at the 2018 Fort Collins Peach Festival on Aug. 18.  (Collegian file photo)

5 Fort Collins food challenges to test your stomach

Scott Nies July 21, 2020

On the Fourth of July, an incredible feat was accomplished. Winning the Nathan's Famous Hotdog Eating Contest for the 13th time and a new record of 75 hot dogs in 10 minutes, would it be ridiculous to...

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