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The Ridiculously Easy Dinner I Make When I’m Out of Groceries Original

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By Allyson Reedy
| Allrecipes Verified
I’ve learned not to panic when I haven’t planned dinner. Instead, I reach for this frittata, or crustless quiche. I make it all the time, and it’s not because I’m particularly organized (quite the opposite). This is my go-to when I haven’t planned dinner. It’s quick, endlessly adaptable, and requires little more than eggs and whatever happens to be hanging out in my fridge. And seriously, this frittata is so versatile that it’s also brunch. Or lunch.
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Why does this Colorado city have such an absurdly good pizza scene?

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By Allyson Reedy
| The Denver Post Verified
Anthony DeSousa put the pizza in the oven at Antonio's Real New York Pizza in Longmont on Thursday, June 26, 2025. (Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post) Rosalee's Pizzeria owner James Ross tosses pizza dough in the air for an order at the Longmont restaurant on April 7, 2023. (Photo by Andy Cross/The Denver Post) Co-owners of Rosalee's Pizzeria, Amy and James Ross, stand with a fresh out-of-the-oven pizza at the restaurant in Longmont on April 7, 2023.
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7 Specialty Grocery Stores Every Food Lover Should Know

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By Allyson Reedy
| Travel Boulder
Restocking your fridge and pantry doesn’t have to be boring. When you visit a specialty grocery store, you’re guaranteed to stumble upon little treasures and treats you didn’t know you needed—a loaf of crusty bread, a wedge of European cheese, a bottle of artisanal olive oil, a zesty new cooking sauce. Specialty markets thrive in the in-between. They’re part errand, part indulgence—a place you go when you need a bit of inspiration in the kitchen.
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