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Supper club food: new at Kohl Center, former Shorecrest Hotel

December 19, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

Wisconsin supper club food is the star in new settings that are casual, stylish and distinctive as winter nears. Factor in an expansion of projects […]

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Biggest holiday cookie sale? Try St. Peter’s in little Lebanon

December 5, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

I saw a Lutheran school cafeteria with dozens of church mice a few days ago, but all will disappear by the time many of you […]

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New cookbook, film show off Wisconsin supper club diversity

September 5, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

Supper club fever has persisted ever since Ron Faiola of Milwaukee introduced “Wisconsin Supper Clubs: an Old Fashioned Experience” as a film in 2011 and […]

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Hayward food diversity: Jimmie’s BBQ, farm-to-table cafe, excellent pie

July 4, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

When Dave Anderson opened a little barbecue shack in 1994 on Sawyer County’s Round Lake, the waterfront business gained a quick and strong following. In […]

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Rural chefs redefine country cooking, farm-to-table dining

May 30, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

Farmers used to pitch in as a neighborhood to rebuild a barn or harvest grain, one humid acre after another. Their end-of-day reward was a […]

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Take Ten: Fun farmers markets in Wisconsin

May 16, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

When trees bud and bulbs blossom, the arrival of fresh asparagus and morels can’t be far behind. Hoop houses and greenhouses hike the likelihood that […]

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Kentucky bourbon trails big on distillery diversity

April 26, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

During a much younger life, I was introduced to horse race wagering, earthy bluegrass music and long-simmering stews called burgoo while living in western Kentucky. […]

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National pie champs have rural roots

April 18, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

Twenty years ago, Caroline Imig’s world started crashing. Her husband was killed in a farm equipment accident, leaving her as a single mother with five […]

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Food truck cuisine: sammies, pizza, ethnic specialties

April 4, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

Maybe we should count the return of food trucks and food carts right up there with robins as sure signs of spring. “Mobile food is […]

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New in Wisconsin food: Got2HavPie, Sartori, Nueske’s products

March 28, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

Much of what happens during the annual Midwest Foodservice Expo is insider advice and networking for the hospitality industry and others whose work involves the […]

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Cooking with beer, brandy at Schlitz campus, Appleton brewery

February 14, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

Cooking with alcohol used to mean little beyond a splash of beer in a crock of cheese soup or tub of simmering brats. Now ales, […]

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Chicago Restaurant Week: From the Farmhouse and beyond

February 7, 2015 Mary Bergin 0

Downtown Chicago might seem about as far away as you can get from rural America, but think again. At Farmhouse Chicago restaurant, an antique tractor […]

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