Winter 2016

A Good Grilled Cheese Can Change Your Life

Grilled cheese sandwiches have come a long way in the past decade. It’s hard to find a restaurant that doesn’t offer a grilled cheese—and it’s no longer just an item

What’s Your Cup of Tea?

When the dark comes early and cold settles in, you can curse the winter, or you can choose to boil some water and pour yourself a cup of tea, embracing

Pizza Brutta

What you may not know about this neighborhood pizzeria is how dedicated Chef Derek Lee is to local food and sustainability, making his pizza rooted in and connected to its

Potatoes, Part 2: The Future

The potato’s impact on our world today so important and complex that we just couldn’t fit it all into one article. So last winter we published “Potatoes, Part 1: The

Publisher’s Letter: Winter 2016

As we come off of the presidential election, we’re faced with the importance of local community and the impact we can have—whether it comes from getting involved in local politics,

Rousing Rosemary

Rosemary really comes into its own in the northern Heartland kitchen, especially in winter. The herb complements so many cold-weather foods.

‘Tis the Season for a Cooking Class

Here are just a few of the many opportunities across our region to pick up some new skills this winter. Each offers various styles to meet your mood.