Snowpocalypse Spice Bread and Recipe Roundup
Raspberry crumb cake, Wisconsin cheese recipes for the Super Bowl, Snowpocalypse Spice Bread, and oatmeal date cookies.
MoreRaspberry crumb cake, Wisconsin cheese recipes for the Super Bowl, Snowpocalypse Spice Bread, and oatmeal date cookies.
MoreA DC food blog raves up Surly’s Coffee Bender (which is served at exactly one DC-area restaurant), some bold ways to pair beer and chocolate, a thoughtful (and intriguing) look at Pollo Campero in St. Paul, one of the more withering Rick Nelson ledes in quite some time (“There are several reasons why Rojo Mexican […]
More@Meritage_StPaul temporarily closes for a brief staff holiday, @SapsuckerFarms showcases their maple syrup bottling process, the always entertaining @France44Cheese declares 2011 the “Year of Cheese” (corresponding zodiac paper placemats, we assume, to follow), and @ScottPampuch celebrates a successful end to @TourdeFarm 2010.
MoreCorn chowder, luxe macaroons, chocolate stout bundt cake, crostini with roasted grape tomatoes and goat cheese, and a grilled beer and cheese sandwich.
MoreSolveig Tofte (aka Sun Street Breads) is opening a bakery at 4600 Nicollet (target date: mid-March), a remarkable new cheese plant is being built in Milwaukee (it’ll be called Clock Shadow Creamery, be run by Master Cheesemaker Bob Wills, and feature a cheesemaker apprenticeship program), Stanley’s in Northeast puts a temporary kibosh on live music, […]
MoreRachel digs the dim sum at Wondrous Azian, Crispin’s newest cider (or “apple wine,” I guess?) is called The Jacket, Crystal praises the Punjab Glory at Cooper, DeRusha unleashes his inner old cranky curmudgeon as he lashes out at loud restaurants, Chef Shack is shutting down Oct. 31 this year and then it’s off to […]
MoreKen Liss, proprietor of the much loved and much mourned Premier Cheese at 50th and France, is back. He’s running The Cheese Shop at Lake Wine and Spirits (404 W. Lake St., Minneapolis).
MoreWhy Wisconsin havarti kicks the ass of its Danish counterpart (yeah, them’s fightin’ words), giant pancakes at the Rockin’ Horse Cafe in Richville, Rick interviews some Kenyan farmers working in Wisconsin, memories of the Kin Chu Cafe on Hennepin Ave. (circa 1926-61) tasting notes for Bell’s Oarsman, more gushing about the baked goods at Patisserie […]
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