Left Handed Cook

The Churn: Cocktails at the Castle and More

The Churn by Maja Ingeman04/30/2013

The Churn: Eat Street Eatery and More

The Churn by James Norton12/11/201212/11/2012

The Churn by James Norton09/14/201209/14/2012

Wisconsin Dairy Takes a Hit and Morning Roundup

Wisconsin’s influential and innovative Dairy Business Innovation Center is set to shut down (article includes some great Wisconsin cheese stats) and here’s a passionate editorial about what the center meant, a deep survey of Madison’s lively food blogging scene, World Market has reopened locally and is bringing some treats worth coveting, DeRusha takes a first […]

The Left Handed Cook in Midtown Global Market

Louie the Loon by David Witt08/10/201208/09/2012

The Churn by James Norton06/13/201206/13/2012

Fitger’s is Coming to Minneapolis and Morning Roundup

With less than a day and nearly $30,000 to go the Caribe 2.0 Kickstarter needs a last-minute miracle, the Wedge fires its (seemingly effective) general manager, the aftermath of the well-attended but controversial Minnesota Cheese Festival (here’s our preview), praise for the Get Sauced food truck’s kalbi pork sandwich (our take on Get Sauced and […]

The Churn by James Norton06/06/201206/06/2012

Maruso Street Food Open and Morning Roundup

Maruso Street Food & Bar is now open and pushing the burgeoning “street food in restaurants” trend (see also: our review of The Left Handed Cook), Jacobs Lefse Bakeri and Tip Top Dairy Bar in Osakis on I-94, details on the new beer mag The Growler by Beer Dabbler founder Matt Kenevan (we’ll be chipping […]

The Churn by James Norton06/01/201205/31/2012

Street Food at the U and Morning Roundup

A profile of The Left Handed Cook with details on the chef’s table (here’s our review), we may be coming into a great season for strawberries, DeRusha muses on the controversial topic of splitting checks, Well Fed Streetside heads to Dandelion Kitchen with Stephanie Meyer, Mayor Rybak’s favorite bars, and how Vellee Deli and other […]

The Left Handed Cook in South Minneapolis

In Brief by James Norton05/31/201205/30/2012

The Churn by James Norton05/23/201205/23/2012

Municipal Liquor Woes and Morning Roundup

Some Minnesota cities are considering getting out of the liquor business, a profile of Dean Vlahos (the restaurateur who Tom Petters helped put into bankruptcy), Mark Stutrud talks about Summit’s Saga IPA (here’s our recent tasting panel), Minnesota Monthly tackles urban farming, check out this crazy biscuit I made (recipe here), a preview of The […]