Spring 2018

Photo Essay: Gender Produce

This fun-loving albeit striking look at gender through everyday produce reminds us that gender is really a social construct and a lens that we have been conditioned from childhood to

Cooking Fresh with Mint

Woefully underappreciated in American cuisine, mint has a surprising number of culinary uses as well as being a well-known medicinal herb. This season, try some of our new recipes using

Industry Women Organize in Madison

In 2017, the Culinary Ladies Collective was born – a network of women chefs, food artisans and business owners forged from an overall desire to support, listen and lift one

Game of Concentration: Dried Morels

Drying morels makes them even more intensely flavored than fresh mushrooms, and more long-lasting. And it’s easy to DIY!

Learn About Herbs for All Seasons

Spring is the perfect time to kick off a season of learning about foraging or growing herbs and using them in cooking, teas or medicine. Take advantage of the many

Publisher’s Letter: Spring 2018

As we at Edible Madison contemplated last year how we wanted to contribute to the conversation on gender, we had a lot of discussion around the influence it has on

Women in Agriculture

Changing the food system, one Wisconsin farm at a time.