Here Are The 13 Dishes You Have To Eat In Colorado Before You Die
Do you have plans to go out and eat this week? Instead of dining on the same old thing at the same old place, try one of these 13 memorable dishes:
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What to order: Eggs New Orleans (Fried eggplant slices with creole sauce, poached eggs and hollandaise. Served with grits or potatoes and a biscuit.)
What to order: Meat & Cheese Board (A selection of four cured meats & four cheeses served with the perfect accouterments).
What to order: Chip’s Pie
(Beau Jo’s pizza sauce, chicken breast, black olives,
artichoke hearts, roma tomatoes, and feta cheese).
What to order: The Boilermaker (Bingo burger, Pueblo chile jack, bacon, and a fried egg).
What to order: Sesame chicken.
What to order: Rahmschnitzel (Breaded boneless pork cutlet sautéed and served with a mushroom cream sauce, house Spätzle, and fresh vegetables).
What to order: Strawberry Shortcake (Biscuit smothered with sweet strawberry sauce & whipped cream).
What to order: Cheese & Charcuterie (Olives, crustini, mustard, and onion marmalade).
What to order: 2 lbs. crab legs with mashed potatoes and green beans.
What to order: Tom Kha (Mild and delicious soup made with coconut milk, mushrooms, lemon grass, galangal root, kaffir lime leaves and lime juice).
What to order: Challah French Toast (Three slices finished with powdered sugar and fresh berries).
What to order: Huevos Eggs Benedict (Two poached eggs over toasted English muffins, smothered in homemade hollandaise sauce with choice of breakfast potatoes or grits, plus black beans and melted cheddar cheese, topped with salsa, sour cream, green onions and tomatoes).
What to order: A "famous" giant pecan cinnamon roll with coffee.
Which Colorado dish are you most likely to recommend?
