“Fish boiling goes against everything I’ve ever been taught as a chef,” Jacobs shared. “You don’t boil fish, you poach fish. It’s not something I want to do, boil whitefish and eat.”

The stage adaption of the 2001 film is a sexy, impressive and entertaining production – and you can see it in Milwaukee through May 26.

“In the culinary world we see things through the eyes of colonization,” said Turner. “I think the impact of that hasn’t been thoroughly explored.”

One bite of the Badger Flame Beet, and you may just forget everything you thought you knew about the humble root vegetable.

Asian Restaurant Week, galleries, cooking classes and more events will take place throughout the city all month long.

“It feels totally insane to cook in a restaurant that we created in 24 hours,” Jacobs said. “Nobody does this. You want to know why? Because this sucks.”

‘The Not-so-Accidental Conviction of Eleven Milwaukee Anarchists’ runs at the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre through May 19.

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Whichever team wins the most runs will be the wiener of the challenge

The family drama runs through May 19 at Next Act Theatre.

The chefs met Chef Soo Ahn, a chef who was officially joining the pool of chefs as the completely out-of-the-blue “16th” contestant.

Are you burnt out on your usual yoga classes, or looking for new ways to incorporate movement? Switch up your asanas and get into a new flow with one of these unconventional and/or unexpected Milwaukee-area yoga classes.

Things are heating up. For the first time in over a decade, the USDA has updated its Plant Hardiness Zone map – a diagram indicating which perennial plants are likely to survive and thrive through winter. Milwaukee’s been bumped up by half a zone – from 5b to 6a – which means its average lowest winter temperature has moved from minus-15 degrees Fahrenheit to minus-10.

The cheftestants became official Wisconsinites during this week’s elimination challenge–saddled with the task of perfecting the supper club menu.

In keeping with the Wisconsin theme, the contestants were told they’d be traveling along the Frank Lloyd Wright Trail to get to Madison. Along the way, they would stop at several of Wright’s buildings, and wrap up at the UNESCO World Heritage Site Taliesin, in Spring Green, where they would tour Wright’s home and studio.

“Just three hours north of Milwaukee is a place called Door County,” said host Kristen Kish. “The quaint coastal towns of this part of Wisconsin are known for their scenic views, and these cherries.”

For the first time since 2017, a solar eclipse will be visible from our backyards. You may have heard the April 8 eclipse is a full visibility eclipse—or total solar eclipse—but unless you’re traveling to one of the towns in the path of totality you’re going to have a partial viewing experience.

The Top Chef gang was back Wednesday night with another jam-packed episode of fierce competition and Wisconsin lovin’. Last week we met 15 chefs who came to the dairy state to compete for first place and the honor of being called “Top Chef.”

Last night, Bravo premiered the first episode of the new season and it was a sight to behold for lovers of Milwaukee. Here are a few of our favorite MKE moments caught on tape.

Victory Garden Initiative hopes to build 500 garden beds this year to help create sustainable, equitable food systems in Milwaukee. And they’re looking for volunteers to help.