Spring 2022

Growing Teams

Local Vegetable Farms Work to Find Reliable Employees in a Post-Covid Era

Letter from the Publishers: Spring 2022

Greetings from Christy and Cricket, This issue we’re filling in for our managing editor Lauren Langtim who’s taking time off to get in the groove as a new mom and

Local Foodies Reading List

Madison Chefs: Stories of Food, Farms, and People by Lindsay Christians University of Wisconsin Press Despite its humble size, Madison has all the ingredients to achieve an unlikely culinary excellence:

Making Pasta Their Own

From just four common ingredients—flour, egg, oil and salt—chefs craft myriad shapes and sauces to get us through the hardest time of the year for local food. House-made pasta offers

Rhubarb Isn’t Just for Crisp Anymore

Don’t get me wrong, I love rhubarb crisp as much as anyone, but with piles of rhubarb coming out of my fields each spring, it feels like a crime to

The Sting of Spring: Stinging Nettles

After maple syrup, the first sign of spring to me is the arrival of stinging nettles. Eating them offers the first bite of green after a long Wisconsin winter. Nettles,

The True Price of a Cup: Coffee Politics

One shot of espresso. A simple pleasure in the world’s most developed countries which many of us enjoy with little thought to how—and who—ensures a consistent flow of java is

Wellness Guide 2022

(SPONSORED CONTENT) At Edible Madison, we understand that self-care is often the last thing we make time for, so we are sharing the stories of four local businesses who make