
Teresa Farney
Food Writer at The Gazette (Colorado Springs)
Articles
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Teresa Farney
Three Farm Girls Local Artisan Shop & Eatery, 292 Colorado 105, Palmer Lake, has opened in the former Sasquatch and Yeti Taqueria. The new shop is owned by Irene Colella, who with her two daughters makes an array of gluten-free food products and other craft goods. “The girls and I wanted to introduce a variety of multicultural foods to the community as well as catering to those with dietary restrictions,” Irene said in an email. “I have celiac disease, and Bianca is also gluten sensitive.
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Teresa Farney
Sourdough bread making has become a popular trend with an almost cult-like following of fans. However, the process to deliver a beautiful loaf of tangy, crusty bread can take up to three days to accomplish. Think you’re too busy for the challenge? Think again. Here’s your answer: One-Day Wonder Sourdough cooking class by Abigail Lucas, lead instructor at We’re Cookin’ Now!In a nutshell, sourdough is an age-old bread making process.
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Teresa Farney
Three Farm Girls Local Artisan Shop & Eatery, 292 Colorado 105, Palmer Lake, has opened in the former Sasquatch and Yeti Taqueria. The new shop is owned by mom, Irene Colella, who with her two daughters make an array of gluten-food products and other craft goods. “The girls and I wanted to introduce a variety of multicultural foods to the community as well as catering to those with dietary restrictions,” Irene said in an email. “I have celiac disease, and Bianca is also gluten sensitivity.
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2 weeks ago |
gazette.com | Teresa Farney
Nana’s Dim Sum & Dumplings will soon be the new tenant at the former Longboard Tacos and Ultra Lounge and Sushi eateries, 1895 Democracy Point, in the FO4R North restaurant and bar complex. Other restaurants in the complex, Cansano Italian Steakhouse and the Manhattan Room, are still operating in the opposite side of the building. Nana’s is a Denver-based, rapidly growing chain.
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3 weeks ago |
gazette.com | Teresa Farney
Oro, the new Italian restaurant concept for The Mining Exchange in downtown Colorado Springs, has opened. The name Oro translates to gold in Italian, which plays upon Colorado’s gold rush era. The eatery at 123 E. Pikes Peak Ave. will fuse Italian food heritage with the spirit of the Rockies while also bringing “a taste of Oregon flavors to the table too,” interim executive chef Tyler Weeks said.
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