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Sam Gagner scored two of Edmonton's four goals in the first period and the Oilers beat Chicago 6-5 on Sunday night, sending the Blackhawks to their second consecutive loss after their record-breaking start.
Ryan Whitney and Taylor Hall each had a goal and an assist for Edmonton, which snapped a five-game losing streak. Captain Shawn Horcoff also scored as the Oilers went 3 for 4 on the power play.
Chicago set an NHL record by recording at least one point in the first 24 games of the season. The streak ended with a 6-2 loss at Colorado on Friday night, and coach Joel Quenneville said he was looking forward to seeing how his team responded.
The Blackhawks then got off to their worst start of the season before putting together a spirited rally.
Patrick Kane, Marian Hossa, Sheldon Brookbank and Brent Seabrook scored during a wild second period, and Kane added his team-best 14th of the season to get Chicago within one with 13 minutes left.

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Beyoncé In Avengers? Black Actors We May See In Upcoming Superhero Movies
As superhero movies keep rolling out, so do the opportunities for Black actors to take on starring role. Ava DuVernay directing? Beyoncé starring? Check out the Black actors and power players we may see in upcoming superhero movies.
Ava DuVernay
You can find director Ava DuVernay behind the scenes in 2018, directing Marvel's upcoming superhero flick Black Panther.
Chadwick Boseman
As if you needed another reason to tune into Black Panther, Get On Up star Chadwick Boseman has been chosen to play the title character!
Lupita Nyong'o
Rumor has it that the X-Men franchise may be looking for a new actress to play Storm, and Lupita Nyong'o's name has been tossed around quite a bit. There's even a CHANGE petition to make it happen!
Could Beyoncé be in the next Avengers movie? Mrs. Carter is reportedly in talks with Marvel and Disney execs to play a role in the 2018 and 2019 Avengers installments scheduled down the line. What role will she play? Well, the Marvel characters Boom-Boom, Blink and Tigra are currently up for grabs.
Viola Davis
Need another reason to get excited about the upcoming superhero movie Suicide Squad? How To Get Away With Murder Star Viola Davis has confirmed that she will be in the movie! Her character? Amanda Waller: the fearless, take-no-mess leader of this band of villains turned heroes. We can't wait!
Donald Glover
Spider-Man fans have been rooting for #Donald4Spiderman since Marvel rebooted the character several years ago. And Glover says he's still on board — if fans root loud enough to convince movie executives to give him a chance.
Taye Diggs
The Best Man star Taye Diggs has been putting the word out that he wants to play Luke Cage. He recently told Conan, "I've always liked that. Just you know, growing up a poor black boy, you gravitate to the black superheroes."
And, as luck would have it, Marvel recently announced that Luke Cage is one of the characters that they'll be reviving in their Netflix deal, so the actor's dreams might just come true!
Jaden Smith
Jaden Smith may dress up like Batman, but he's more likely to grace the silver screen as another DC Comics superhero: Static Shock. If the rumors are true, Smith will star as the geeky teen-turned-superhero in the upcoming movie.
Tyler James Williams
Donald Glover might have some serious competition on his hands for Spider-Man. In a recent interview, The Walking Dead actor Tyler James Williams dropped some serious hints that he is in talks with Fox and Marvel Studios to be cast as the next Spider-Man. Nothing wrong with a little healthy competition!
Michael B. Jordan
Looking for a superhero movie to get into this summer? You can catch the Fruitvale Station star as Johnny Storm this August. He's the new and Black Human Torch in the reboot of Fantastic Four.
Tyrese Gibson
The WB's Green Lantern is scheduled to hit the small screen soon. Tyrese has thrown his name in the ring for the leading role, despite detractors saying he isn't a good fit.
Gabrielle Union
Gabrielle Union told her Reddit fans that she's dying to play a superhero: "I've even like, researched black female superheroes!" She's open to fans choosing the part for her: "I would LOVE. So give me one I can campaign for! That you guys would like to see me do!"


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OAE - Handel, Boyce
Live from the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London, the OAE with soprano Mary Bevan and tenor James Gilchrist. Handel: Solomon (excerpts). Handel: Let God Arise. Boyce: Solomon.
Live from the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment is joined by Mary Bevan (soprano) and James Gilchrist (tenor) in William Boyce's serenata 'Solomon', plus works by Handel.
Handel: Overture and Arrival of the Queen of Sheba from 'Solomon'
Handel: Chandos Anthem 'Let God Arise'
7.35pm: Interval
Boyce: Solomon
Mary Bevan (soprano)
James Gilchrist (tenor)
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Choir of the Enlightenment
director Steven Devine
Boyce is less famous today than his contemporary Handel, but his serenata 'Solomon' was as popular as Handel's Messiah in its time. Its lyrics however were considered too racy for later, more conservative tastes, so it lay virtually unperformed after 1800. Modern audiences are likely to be more open-minded.


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|Fresh Chickpeas
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OCast. garuanzos, garvanços, chicharo (in Roman times) Cat ciurons, L. Cicer arietinium, Ar. himmaş, humaiş (little chickpeas), MEng chyches, Eng. chickpeas. They grow best in predominantly muddy areas with plenty of sun. The Arabs brought them to Spain from the Orient, supposedly to the city of Cartagena in southwestern Spain.
Unlike the Romans, who laughed at anyone eating them, the Spaniards are said to have incorporated the chickpea readily into their cuisine "to keep the wife at home." It was thought that chickpeas augmented sexuality by increasing the multiplication of sperms, maternal milk and menstrual periods, which of course left the wife very busy indeed.
Although the 13th C Hispano-Arab cookbook refers to it as an item only eaten by the poor, Arabs refuted this theory recalling the legend in "The Perfumed Gardens." There, Abu el- Heidja in a single night "deflowered" eight virgins after a dinner of meat, onions, chickpeas and camel milk. Fadalat, the other surviving 13th C Hispano-Arab culinary manuscript, provides three recipes for chickpeas.
The dried chickpea, being as hard as a bullet, is not edible until it has soaked overnight in water and then cooked for a long period of time. Reputedly the best chickpeas in Spain are those with brown specks and the tastiest are those from Valdeviejas, a town adjacent to Astorga. Those from Quintanilla de Somoza and Piedralba de San Cristobal (Leon) are reportedly as soft as pork fat once boiled briskly. In Astorga, highly regarded are those from Manjarín and Valle Oscuro, which are grown in predominately muddy soil. Further, planting and harvesting must be taken into account for the chickpea to "have a nice face."
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There is a proverb in La Maluenga: "On St. Mark's Day (April 25th), the chickpea is not born or sown". It is planted between the middle of January and the later part of April, before St. Mark's Day. Harvesting commences in the beginning of May. The chickpeas served with cocido are brought to the table in separate earthenware dish in Leon but elsewhere in Spain all the ingredients are served on the same platter.[1] Spanish Jewish Sabbath stews frequently included chickpeas.
In England, chickpeas are planted in September and October to prevent frosts from hurting the plant. Generally, they are boiled although there does exist an English medieval recipe called chyches, which calls for roasting chickpeas in ashes and then boiling them with spices, saffron, garlic and a little oil.
Chickpeas are used for fodder as well as human food as in southern Europe, Africa and Asia. See cocido, cocido maragato and puré de garbanzos. [Ares. "Comidas." 1994: 85-86; Camba. 1995:46; Curye. 1985:73:114:178; ES: Benavides-Barajas. "Cocina." Sep 29. 01; ES: FAO ¨Ch 28.¨Feb 2, 98; Gázquez. Cocina. 2002:67; Montoro/Ciceri. 1991:201:l.48; and Nola/Iranzo. 1982:169]
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1 c dried chickpeas
1 onion chopped
1 tsp white pepper corns
6 sprigs cilantro
1 tsp mashed saffron
1 tsp murri[2]
¼- ½ c vinegar
Wash chickpeas and put them in water to soak over night. The next day, strain and rinse the chickpeas. Put them in a pot and fill it with enough water to be 2" above the chickpeas. Add the onion. Put the pepper corns and cilantro in a spice bag. Close it tightly and put it in the pot. Dilute mashed saffron in a little water and add it to the pot.
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Bring it to a boil and simmer for ½ hr or longer depending on the chickpeas. When tender strain and discard the water and spice bag. Put the chickpeas back in the pot and add murri and vinegar. Mix well, cover and let sit covered for 15 minutes.
Taste for vinegar. Dependig on the strength of the vinegar used and personal tastes the amount can be adjusted by adding more vinegar or water to delute it if too strong. Served in a bowl.
Taste for vinegar. Dependig on the strength of the vinegar used and personal tastes the amount can be adjusted by adding more vinegar or water to delute it if too strong. Served in a bowl.
Lime vinegar can be used instead of common vinegar and onion.
[1] See the three blogs titled Cocido published between March 20, 2013 – March 25, 2013 for récipes.
[2] See blog published August 25 2011 titled almorí for recipe.


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Friday Replay
From the NBA to WWE to golf, even to college underwater hockey, this Friday is full of interesting stories and tidbits. Enjoy!
NBA San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Becky Hammon now a legit candidate for head coaching position
Given her first shot at a head coaching position in this year's NBA summer league in Las Vegas, Becky Hammon coached the Spurs to the Summer League championship. Many who dismissed her abilities are now looking at her in a new light. Best of all, Gregg Popovich, the highly respected Spurs coach has said about Hammon, "She's right in the middle and she knows how to do it and our players really respond to her. She's just a natural."
Read the full story here: http://www.businessinsider.com/becky-hammon-nba-head-coaching-candidate-2015-7?nr_email_referer=1&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_content=SportsSelect
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Aydian Dowling advances to finals For "Men's Health" cover
Transman Aydian Dowling has won the popular vote for "Men's Health" Ultimate Guy. But that only counts for 10 percent of winning. Will he be the first openly Transman on the cover of a national magazine?
Read the full story here: https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2015/07/18/congrats-trans-model-aydian-dowling-makes-top-10-of-mens-health-cover-competition/
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Greg Louganis' HBO special airs August 4th
According to HBO, "Back on Board: Greg Louganis traces his story from a difficult childhood, through his Olympic conquests, to a transformative post-Olympic life, outlining the discrimination and other obstacles he has faced throughout his remarkable journey."
Watch the trailer here: http://www.hbo.com/sports/back-on-board-greg-louganis/video/back-on-board-greg-louganis-promo.html?autoplay=true
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Will WWE ever allow gay wrestlers to "play gay?"
In an interesting article by the "Daily Beast," there's an exploration of why, despite having Darren Young as an openly gay performer, the WWE cannot bring itself to let his character come out of the closet.
Read the full story here: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/07/21/the-wwe-is-too-scared-to-go-lgbt.html
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Robbie Rogers benefits GLSEN
Robbie Rogers has been busy signing limited edition tags that will be included in backpacks sold to benefit the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Educational Network (GLSEN).
Read the full story here: http://www.properassembly.com/pages/robbie-rogers-for-proper-assembly
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Bae Sang-moon is leaving PGA tour for mandatory military service in South Korea.
Two-time PGA Tour winner Bae Sang-moon is putting his pro golf career on hold to return to his native South Korea for mandatory military service. Apologizing to his fans for causing concern, he said "I decided that I can mature further as a golfer by returning home as soon as I can and complete my mandatory military service."
Read the full story here: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2528737-bae-sang-moon-will-leave-pga-tour-for-mandatory-military-service-in-south-korea?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=golf
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Why are sports homophobic?
Interesting science-based video looks at homophobia in sports. Read the full story here:
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Tom Daley checks in on being out
In an in-depth interview, Olympian Tom Daley reviews his last two years after coming out.
Read the full story here:http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2015/jul/18/tom-daley-i-always-knew-i-was-attracted-to-guys-olympic-2012-diver
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ASU Scores with underwater hockey
For new students at Arizona State University the response is usually "underwater what?" But in a city where triple digit temperatures are the summer norm, playing hockey at the bottom of a pool makes a lot of sense. The co-ed sport is played using snorkels and an eight inch hockey stick. According to Cronkite News: "Last month, Phoenix competed against 23 teams in the Underwater Hockey National Tournament in California. The team took home first place in the C division after playing 13 games in three days at the Santa Clarita Aquatic Center."
Read the full story here: http://cronkitenews.azpbs.org/2015/07/17/underwater-hockey-takes-root-in-desert/
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Vector chiefs rip into electricity regulators
BUSINESSDESK: The chairman and chief executive of Vector have slammed the performance of its two regulators, the Commerce Commission and the Electricity Authority.
Chairman Michael Stiassny used the network operator's annual meeting in Auckland to accuse the commission, which administers competition policy, of imposing price cuts on Vector using a flawed methodology that risks undermining investment in critical public infrastructure.
"Price cuts as the commission is suggesting, if sustained over the long term, threaten continued investment in our network and therefore the infrastructure to support growth in Auckland and the broader economy," Mr Stiassny says.
His comments come after the recent conclusion of hearings for two critical elements in a tangle of legal reviews and appeals in the High and Supreme courts.
Vector, with support from airport, port and transmission companies, is fighting two key elements of the commission's approach to network price regulation: input methodologies and default price paths, based on average costs of capital Vector says are too low and will encourage under-investment.
"Vector's cost of capital should be higher than comparable Australian companies, which face lower risks," Mr Stiassny says, but the commission suggested Vector should face a weighted average cost of capital of 8.77%, when Australian peers were regulated at between 9.4% and 9.95%.
"But the commission dismisses our arguments."
Meanwhile, chief executive Simon Mackenzie expressed concerns about the Electricity Authority's draft decision last week to spread the cost of the national grid more evenly across electricity generators and retailers in a major departure from arguments that had raged for 18 years.
"The authority simply does not know if consumers will be better or worse off financially under its proposals," Mr Mackenzie says. "We are concerned these changes could lead to higher prices. At present it is not clear by how much" and would depend on a competitive wholesale electricity market.
"If competition is not strong enough, generators may simply pass these costs on to consumers in the form of higher prices instead of paying their share."
Vector would expect to pass on such increases in its own charges, he says.
The EA published base case expectation of a net present value gain from its proposals of $173 million, while proposals from a divided group of industry representatives only barely backed reforms calculated to be worth $49 million in NPV terms.
Mr Stiassny lists among the Commerce Commission's failings as not recognising "the disciplines imposed by Vector's unique mixed-ownership structure".
Its majority shareholder, the Auckland Council-owned Auckland Electricity Consumers Trust, is "elected by our customers and therefore highly sensitive to their concerns."


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1A hot spring in which water intermittently boils, sending a tall column of water and steam into the air.
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- 'Precious metals are commonly precipitated with the siliceous sinters that form around hot springs and geysers.'
- 'Rainwater in volcanic areas can descend as far as several kilometres into the crust, later rising to the surface in hot springs or geysers.'
- 'Specialized microorganisms called extremophiles thrive in nuclear waste, volcanic vents, boiling geothermal geysers and even deep inside rocks.'
- 'Although no eruptions have been recorded at Yellowstone for 70,000 years, the hot springs, spectacular geysers, and bubbling mud pools provide testimony that hot magma still resides not far beneath the surface.'
- 'In fact 80 per cent of the country's electricity is generated from the natural heat of hot springs, geysers and volcanoes, which means very little pollution of any kind.'
- 'New Zealand's geographical features vary from the Southern Alps and fjords on South Island to the volcanoes, hot springs, and geysers on North Island.'
- 'It is full of craters - it has thirty active volcanoes - hot springs, and geysers.'
- 'So, hot springs are geysers on the sea floor, chemical rich environments.'
- 'Gray hematite more quietly occupies the rims of hot springs and geysers where its presence often goes unnoticed.'
- ''It's one of the most spectacular tall geysers in the world,' he says.'
- 'The teenagers will visit many of Iceland's unique features, including geysers, volcanoes and geothermal hotspots.'
- 'In the highest resolution images, active geysers (ice volcanoes) were seen spewing columns of dark material many kilometers into the thin atmosphere.'
- 'It is a startlingly brutal place where boiling geysers burst through mountain plains caked in salt, and jagged red rocks give way to massive sand dunes and desolate open salt flats.'
- 'Some of the hot springs are spouting springs or geysers, the most famous being Geysir in south Iceland.'
- 'At times, the spring flows continuously; at other times it acts as a small geyser issuing a jet up to 70 cm in the air.'
- 'These were probably caused by volcanic eruptions or geysers.'
- 'At this series of erupting geysers in the north of the island, boiling water is expelled from the magma at the earth's core.'
- 'Hot geysers and volcanic eruptions show this effect.'
- 'For years we have seen evidence of water on Mars that includes geysers and liquid water.'
- 'Now there are plenty of places in the world where high temperatures come very close to the surface: volcanoes, and geysers and things like this come to mind immediately.'
- 1.1A jet or stream of liquid.'the pipe sent up a geyser of sewer water into the street'
- 'The center of the platform began to open like an iris and a geyser of flame spewed forth, engulfing its first breath of air.'
- 'A geyser of lava spouted between them and Seth attacked, charging through the lava like it was water, an unstoppable locomotive of power.'
- 'This second album erupts like a geyser of molten lava from your speakers.'
- 'Poke the top with a fork, and a geyser of steam rises up.'
- 'There you are, looking 1,800 feet down, as the Atlantic Ocean slams into a sheer wall of rock, and the wind coming off the sea shoots a geyser of water straight up across the face of these rocks.'
- 'Over centuries, these have carved out the natural limestone arch of Devil's Bridge, creating blowholes through which geysers of spouting surf crash with spectacular results.'
- 'His head was turned into atoms, and another geyser of a black liquid came from it's neck.'
- 'Well, they're a wonder to behold… great geysers of steam and water constantly erupting from the ground in every direction.'
- 'A maintenance brigade is repairing the rig, a geyser of steam and water shooting up into the air as they pull sections of pipe out of the ground.'
- 'When the baking soda is hot enough, you will see little geysers of steam and carbon dioxide which are fun to watch, but which spray powder around.'
- 'In a time where cars were noisy, smelly, rattling contraptions, prone to throwing tantrums and geysers of steam at the slightest pretext, this was like a chariot from heaven.'
- 'Suddenly, white geysers of water soared into the air.'
- 'At the last second a geyser of frigid water rushed up under him, swirling around and under him just strong enough to keep him from hitting the ground.'
- 'The car threw on its breaks and screeched against the pavement before ramming into a red fire hydrant, making a geyser of water spray into the air.'
- 'Looking for all the world like a permanent feature of the museum's architectural program, his handsome project is centered by a geyser of steam piped from the Institute's heating plant.'
2British A gas-fired water heater through which water flows as it is rapidly heated.'People who want to have a well-equipped bathroom can look for instant geysers and water heaters, designer taps and other bathroom needs here.'
- 2.1South African A hot-water storage tank with an electric heating element.
- 'The geyser, which is said to be one of the highest contributors of high electrical bills, is only switched on in the morning.'
- 'Exacerbating these problems is the issue of individual geysers and water meters, allowing tenants to be individually billed for their consumption.'
- 'I heard of one absentee apartment, where a faulty geyser ran water for 6 months before being noticed.'
- 'Because geysers are designed to keep water hot at all times, it switches the heating element on and off countless times every day.'
- 'The question is, who is liable for the cost of repairs if, for example, an undetected slow leak in a geyser causes a ceiling collapse and water damage to interior paint work, carpets and furniture?'
- 2.1South African A hot-water storage tank with an electric heating element.
verbno object, with adverbial of direction
(especially of water or steam) gush or burst out with great force.'a fissure opened and yellow smoke geysered upward'
- 'Shouts and yells and crashes filled the air, ten times louder than in the hall, and it was difficult to see some places because of all the hissing steam, geysering up from spouts and funnels and pots.'
Late 18th century from Icelandic Geysir, the name of a particular spring in Iceland; related to geysa 'to gush'.
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I've been wanting to do this Denver series for a while now and finally got around to it! I'll be doing 2 other posts that include my favorite places to stay and favorite things to do in Denver, so stay tuned for those!
I've lived in Colorado my whole life, but this city changes daily. New restaurants pop up all.the.time so I'll definitely edit this post as new ones come up! This is a list of my favorite restaurants that all serve gluten free and sometimes even paleo items on their menu. When you come to Colorado, you'll quickly see that it's pretty damn easy to eat gluten free here! I'm not celiac but I still stay away from gluten all together and these are the places I've gone and never had an issue at! I'll be sure to mention if it is a completely GF facility!
Just BE Kitchen – Just BE opened recently and this amazing restaurant is COMPLETELY paleo (meaning completely GF and safe for celiacs)! They are located in the amazing neighborhood off Platte, in walking distance to Downtown and LoHi. It's so nice being able to walk into a restaurant that has options like a breakfast burrito or sandwich or green chile or amazing burger…and all ingredients are high-quality, grain-free and gluten-free, so you have nothing to worry about if you have dietary or autoimmune restrictions. And they even put a drink on the menu inspired by one of my recipes! You can also build your own bone broth so I'll get one to go and drink it throughout the week! You're going to love this place!
Rivers and Roads Coffee – This amazing and beautiful coffee shop makes almost everything in house, even their coffee syrups. But their menu is what really stands out. They offer gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, and paleo options available daily and they even have a completely gluten-free specified fryer for any of their delicious treats and snacks. So far, I've tried an amazing gluten free berry cream muffin, a donut whole, and their gluten free cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwich made me want to pass out from happiness. Hands down the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. And the owners of this shop are so incredibly kind. If you're in Denver, go support this small business. They deserve all the love in the world!
Whole Sol – This 100% organic smoothie bowl spot is THE BEST!! They don't overdo everything with unneeded sugars, they just let the ingredients speak for themselves. Everything in their bowls is organic, gluten-free, & dairy-free. And it's run by really amazing people which makes me even more excited to order from them!
Gozo – This restaurant is one of my Baker neighborhood favorites, especially for a Saturday brunch after a workout. They are always changing up their menu, but I've had one of the best whole fish dishes of my life there.
Quiero Arepas – Quiero Arepas started as a food truck and then grew into a space in Avanti in the LoHi. It's a completely gluten-free truck/restaurant sharing Venezuelan-inspired food. Arepas have my heart, but their arepas are a step above the rest! They make their arepas from non-GMO masa and don't fry them so they are light, fluffy AND crispy! Try my favorites like the Reina Pepiada or the Pabellón! And be sure to get a side of their sweet plantains and try a fresh cracked coconut or one of their amazing fruit juices!
Ohana Island Kitchen – If you're a poke bowl fan, this small Denver restaurant is a must! It's the best poke I've had in Denver! They have a limited menu, but what they offer is incredibly fresh and flavorful. You'll find tuna poke bowls with the most delicious seasoning on top of the rice. And if rice isn't your thing, you can always get your poke with kale.
Modern Market – This fast-casual restaurant makes eating healthy on-the-go so much easier! I go there weekly to get a chicken plate with potatoes and arugula salad. But they also have great GF pizza and wraps to choose from. And really good GF cookies. They are also available at DIA in Concourse B and C! So next time you're in the airport, you don't have to make a sh*tty decision and go to McDonald's. No way, man!
Root Down – One of my favorite restaurants to take my gluten free and paleo friends to! They have a restaurant in the Highlands, but I honestly prefer their location in DIA in Concourse C more. Any time I go to the airport, which is pretty often, I get there early and get brunch before I leave town! I almost always get their burger with no bun and a side of sweet potato fries!
Bacon Social House – This restaurant in Highlands has a ton of gluten free and paleo options! Their benedicts are amazing and they have a side of GF bacon tots that are out of control! You can also get a platter of different kinds of bacon! Whenever I get a benedict, I ask for mine on sautéed greens and it's so dang good! I really love their space and they have a nice outdoor patio with new shops popping up all around it! It's a very up-and-coming neighborhood!
Patxi's Pizza – Amazingly awesome gluten free pizza! Keep in mind that this facility is not GF, so this won't work for you if you are celiac. But they have one of my all-time favorite GF pizzas. It's thin crust and gigantic! I've eaten a pretty large amount of this entire pizza and never have had a stomach ache from it. But be careful, this pizza is addicting. And it's on the more expensive side so it's not the best addiction for the wallet.
Ester's – I was pleasantly surprised when I had their gluten free pizza at Ester's since I'm not a fan of the rest of their menu. They don't have many GF options and it's a neighborhood restaurant so it's littered with children, but their fluffy GF pizza is AWESOME. Highly recommend trying their pizza with figs and prosciutto. It's bomb.
Deby's Gluten Free – I've only had the opportunity to eat from this little shop once, but it is amazing and COMPLETELY gluten free. They have specific hours so plan ahead and go early if you want donuts! They also have a ton of pastries, bread and other savory items to choose from! I had their cinnamon bread and it was the best GF bread I've probably ever had!
Beet Box Bakery – I used to live right by this bakery which was a blessing and a curse. They mostly have vegan baked goods, but they have a handful of GF items to choose from, including donuts. I LOVE their pumpkin chocolate donut but I highly recommend any flavor there!
Olive & Finch Eatery – They have 2 locations now and I definitely recommend going to the Cherry Creek location because it has a little more parking and seating. This restaurant and bakery hash amazing hashes and a few GF baked goods to choose from. When I use to live right next to it, I would run there for to-go dinner sometimes and get their paella and it was SO GOOD.
Guard & Grace – I think this is the best steakhouse in Denver! Just let them know that you are GF and they can help you with the menu! Definitely get the GF apple pie because it's amaaaaazing! And get the beet cocktail!
The 9th Door – I'm not a huge fan of small plates but these Spanish-inspired small plates pack a punch. Love this place for a girls night out or for happy hour.
Sushi Den/Izakaya Den – Sushi Den and Izakaya Den are connected by the same kitchen but have slightly different menus. I prefer Izakaya Den and their atmosphere, especially their upstairs bar. They have a ton of sushi with GF options! Plus awesome cocktails!
Gluten Escape – I first tried this place out when my sister-in-law bought me an entire cake for my birthday. And it was AMAZING!! The cake was rich, fluffy and moist (don't get made I used that word) and the frosting was just right. I was able to freeze the cake and pull it out later and it was still amazing! I want to go back there a try a handful of other items, but I haven't had time. I definitely recommend them for special events, but I know they have lots of other things to choose from like granola, bagels and donuts! I need to get back there and try more out! And they are also a completely GF facility!!
Hashtag – I don't venture over to the Stapleton area very much, but this restaurant makes me want to go there all.the.time. So happy a reader recommendation this restaurant and told me to get the "Just the tips" has because it was unbelievable! This a sister restaurant to one of my favorite steakhouses Guard & Grace (which I talk about below) and they use Guard & Grace prime steak tips. Since I try to stay away from eggs, I asked for no eggs and veggies instead and I seriously licked my plate clean. I was legit sad when this meal ended. This is not a gluten free restaurant so definitely ask your server about options. They have a ton of naughty, bad for you menu items, but they have lots of creative omelets, hashes, tacos, and benedicts to choose from!
Breakfast/Brunch Favorites:
- Snooze – The best GF pancakes ever and a ton of gluten free options! You can also mix and match your benedicts!
- Devil's Food – I use to live right by this restaurant and went there constantly…and still do, honestly! Build your own scramble and definitely get the sausage on the side! They also have a bakery with a few GF options.
- Allergen Free Bakes – NOT a restaurant – call ahead orders. They have the absolute best GF cinnamon roll I've had in town! They also have cakes and cupcakes and other GF goodies.
- Ophelia's – This restaurant is a sister restaurant to Root Down so they have tons of GF options. They also have delicious cocktails and you can eat there for dinner. AND they have concerts and shows at night to make it an even more fun experience! I went to a 90's dance party there and it was amazing!
Coffee Shop Favorites:
- Mmm…Coffee – Completely paleo & GF shop with coffee, drinks, small bites and some lunch items! You have to try their raw chocolate macaroons!
- Corvus Coffee – Obsessed with this coffee shop! They have their own homemade cashew almond milk for your coffee preference!
- Kaladi Coffee – Their coffee is AMAZING. They are right by Denver University so they are pretty busy, but they are definitely worth the wait.
- Carbon – Love the atmosphere in this coffee shop! They also have food and cocktails!
- The Molecule Effect – I love this coffee shop mostly for it's location. It's in the Santa Fe Art District where there are a ton of shops and stores plus lots of art to look at!
- Steam – Love the neighborhood that this coffee shop is in and the inside is adorable. Get the GF Financier. It's fantastic.
Lunch/Dinner Favorites:
- Denver Central Market – A huge space with all sorts of restaurants and shops. They have a coffee shop, bakery, chocolate, meat and seafood counter, pizza, and a handful of other stores. I love going their for lunch because everyone can choose from whatever they want instead of just one menu. My favorite is Green Seed for a giant amazing salad or curry!
- Super Mega Bien – This is a Latin American Dim Sum restaurant that has a menu filled with gluten free entrees and a cart that comes around with tons of gluten free small plates!
- Acorn – I've only been to Acorn once but it was really good. They have a really unique menu and they are located in The Source, which is a building that houses multiple restaurants and shops.
- Work & Class – Absolutely love this place. It's super small and they don't take reservations so get their early or just be prepared to wait outside for a while. Definitely get the lamb and fried plantains!
- Biju's Little Curry Shop – This Indian fast-casual restaurant makes it easy to grab a fresh and delicious meal in minutes. I love their masala beef!
- Park Burger – This is one of my go-to restaurants for a good burger and fries. I ask for my burger on greens and always get a side of sweet potato fries!
- Cho77 – This is the sister restaurant to Cholon, which is an extremely nice restaurant. They have a ton of GF options and really creative cocktails. Their menu continuously changes but they always have delicious curry and wings!
- Señor Bear – This latin-inspired restaurant is fairly new to Denver in a super cute neighborhood of LoHi. I just recently tried the carnitas, their chicken and the albacore tuna ceviche and all three were amazing. I HIGHLY recommend getting the ceviche, it was phenomenal. And try their homemade agua frescas and even add a shot of your favorite alcohol to them!
- Ototo – Sister restaurant to the restaurants above, just right across the street. I go here for small plates and ramen. Obsessed with their ramen on a snowy night. They have a ton of GF options – definitely get the Hamachi Carpaccio.
- Thai Pot Cafe – Love this place for whenever I'm craving Thai curry. And you can make any of your currys or soups GF.
- Tommy's Thai – Another quick Thai curry restaurant with GF options!
- Cuba Cuba – Love this restaurant! It was my first introduction to Cuban food and I instantly fell in love with plantains because of them. Definitely go to the restaurant instead of the fast-casual restaurant (Cuba Cuba Sandwicheria) because it's a really cool restaurant tucked within two connected houses. Amazing drinks, plantain chips, and definitely get the Lechon Asado (which I made in my latest cookbook inspired by them) or the Ropa Vieja!
- Tacos Tequila Whiskey (previously called Pinche Tacos) – This is by far my favorite place for tacos in Denver. Every single taco I've had there is outstanding. You can't go wrong! Go to the location in Highlands, it's a little bigger space so there is less of a wait.
- Hopdoddy – I had Hopdoddy the first time when I was in Austin and I was SO happy to find them in Union Station in Downtown. Their burgers are crazy amazing!
- El Five – Tapas with the best view in town and super delicious cocktails!
- Gozo – Great restaurant in the Baker District which has tons of bars, restaurants and cute shops!
Dessert Favorites:
- Mermaids Bakery – GF cupcakes available, and they are nice and big! Get their early or order ahead of time!
- Happy Bake Shop – GF cupcakes available.
- Milk & Cake – GF cupcakes and frozen yogurt bar! Just tried this place recently and it was some of the best frozen yogurt I've ever had! Plus you can add a GF cupcake to your frozen yogurt. That's winning right there.
- D Bar – They have a huge dinner menu with a ton of GF items, but I usually go there just for dessert! Get the molten chocolate cake!
- Little Man Ice Cream – I'm not a huge ice cream person, but they never fail! And the location is in this iconic giant tin milk jug with a super cute courtyard, so it's just a fun place to hang out. Not GF but they definitely have options.
- Sweet Action Ice Cream – Their ice cream is amazing and the owner use to work out at my gym so I know how cool she is and how much she loves what she does. They aren't GF but they have some options to choose from.
Places I haven't been, but I've heard are amazing (I haven't checked these menus out to see if they are gluten free or not):
- Mister Tuna
- Fruition – Farm-to-Table
- Hop Alley
- Beast + Bottle – Farm-to-table
- The Populist
- Rioja
Hope this list helps you plan your next trip to Denver! Be sure to check out my Favorite Things To Do and Best Places To Stay!