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Pedaler’s Jamboree 2013

May 21, 2013 4:27 pm by

Music. Bicycling. Food. Camping. Yes.

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The Roots N Blues BBQ Festival may still be several months away, but a new round of artist announcements makes the celeb-status party that much closer.

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All you really need to know is that the creme brule French toast is amazing. Get it, and be happy for the rest of the day.

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The bread pudding with bourbon sauce from Tellers Gallery & Bar provides a sweet, sugary flavor from the bread smothered in a feisty bourbon sauce.

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The Food Playlist

May 17, 2013 12:17 pm by

Food is more than just sustenance. It’s an art, a thing of beauty and, apparently something worth singing about. Here are ten of my favorite songs about food, in no particular order, brought to you by ten hungry artists.

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Looking for easy-to-make snack? You probably already have all the ingredients for these pretzel rolls.

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Columbia’s newest Mexican restaurant offers great food, a good atmosphere and an endless amount of food choices.

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A homemade pizza that’s cheap, healthy and tasty.

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Lucy’s Corner Cafe is a little old and a little greasy, but the hotcakes are pancake perfection. Just ignore the employees yelling in the back. Awkward.

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For a light dessert with a hint of fruit, try Sycamore’s blueberry crumb cake served up with Sparky’s vanilla bean ice cream.

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With finals and graduation approaching, the demand for large pizzas is sure to increase, so we’ve put together a handy guide to large pizzas in CoMo.

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Whether you’re nursing a hangover at 1 p.m. on a Saturday or just wanting a grease fix, CoMo’s time-honored downtown diner has solutions.

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Las Margaritas serves the Xango: cheesecake wrapped into a tortilla with some cinnamon sugar sprinkled on the top, all next to a generous serving of vanilla ice cream.

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Nina Furstenau is a food writer, critic and author. She was the host of Book Talk at the Boone County historical Society Museum on May 4, and her new food memoir is set to release on September 1.

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This light fish recipe is easy to make and relies on ingredients you probably already have in your pantry.

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Come out and celebrate 10 years of the Wine Cellar & Bistro. There will be free drink samples, a live band and food.

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Are you going on a date any time soon? Here’s what to eat or watch when having a dinner and a movie kind of night.

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Thinking about a quick lunch on Friday? Continue reading, please.

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In a week, Günter Hans European café has raised more than $7,000 through a KickStarter campaign. The next goal: a fall 2013 opening.

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The Brunch Club: The Rome

April 28, 2013 2:01 pm by

The Rome is everything a brunch buffet should be: variety, quality and good service. Sure, it’s pricey, but it’s worth it. Plus, you’ll probably never need to eat again. Ever.

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