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Here Comes the Sun (Street) and Morning Roundup

Solveig 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, […]

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Zagat’s Ten Favorites and Morning Roundup

Summit rolls out Imperial Pumpkin Porter and a video about the pumpkins used in the beer, Zagat’s top 10 list of best local restaurants has exactly zero surprises, the clock’s ticking on the Strib’s cookie contest, some additional thoughts on the Riedel glassware event at Kitchen Window (which we covered here), Rachel taste tests a […]

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Booya Festivals and Morning Roundup

Michael Agnew reviews barrel-aged Schmaltz’s Alt (the first beer in Schell’s answer to Summit’s Unchained series of specialty beers), author Teresa Marrone is interviewed by Edible Communities, the Well Fed Guide to Life visits The Imperial Room, Chowhounds talk about booya stew festivals (beware the outdated schedule posted high in the thread), and the second […]

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Giant Pancakes and Morning Roundup

Why 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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LoveTree Farm Pizza and Morning Roundup

Thoughts from Summit on what the dang deal is with wine sales versus beer sales around here, Dara’s got the scoop on colorful character Josh Thoma’s new lobster roll truck, Bill Roehl’s not happy with J&J’s ghost pepper salsa, details and a slideshow about wood-fired pizza by the pond at LoveTree Farm, ice cream sundae […]

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