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**The Corner Table: Top Chef Wisconsin**

Hear from guest judges, chefs and competitors on ‘Top Chef Wisconsin.’ A limited series from The Corner Table, a podcast about food and drink in Madison, Wisconsin, produced by The Capital Times.

Latest Episodes:

Lake Superior flavors (revisited) Oct 03, 2018

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Lake Superior flavors (revisited) by The Capital Times

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It's only natural Sep 26, 2018

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This week on the podcast, local wine guy Bob Hemauer drops by the studio to talk about two fun natural wines, a white blend from Fabbrica di San Martino near Florence, Italy, and a cabernet blend from the Loire Valley in France.

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Rooted Compost Sep 19, 2018

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Dee Hunter took over Rooted Curbside Compost in early August, and she's been getting emails every day from Madison residents and restaurants who want to turn vegetable scraps, fruit peels and coffee grounds into nutrient-rich garden food. This week on the podcast, Dee talks about why she's getting into composting and the opportunities for growth for both plants and her business in the next few years.

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Death's Door Juniper Harvest Sep 12, 2018

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Every September, 50-plus bartenders from around the country (and beyond) gather on Washington Island to fight prickly juniper bushes for their dark purple berries. This month marks the 11th annual Juniper Harvest Festival, hosted by Death's Door Distillery. The juniper they harvest will be a primary ingredient in the company's gin.

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Farming in the rain Sep 05, 2018

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This week on the podcast, Sprouting Acres farmer Andy Watson and host Lindsay Christians talk about farming in the rain, why the drop in CSA memberships might have an upside, and how consumers can help farmers like him when they're under a cloud.

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Big beers, small scale Aug 29, 2018

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Giant Jones marries craft beer with local and organic ingredients to make "big beer for everyone."

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Seed to Kitchen Aug 22, 2018

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An agriculture professor and graduate student with the UW-Madison sit down with Lindsay to talk about Seed to Kitchen, a program that builds connections between plant breeders, farmers and chefs.

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CSA 2.0 Aug 15, 2018

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Christy McKenzie describes her meal kit/ take-home dinner/ cafe business, Pasture & Plenty, as "CSA 2.0." Pasture & Plenty opened softly a few weeks ago on Madison's near west side. Now open as a cafe with Wednesday dinners and special wine pairing events, Pasture & Plenty works with some 30 local farms and ranches -- a full-time job in itself.

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Food in a paper boat Aug 08, 2018

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This week on the podcast, Osteria Papavero owner Francesco Mangano talks about the joys and challenges of making food for a festival -- food that's good, quick, interesting and most importantly, fits in a little paper boat.

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Drink coffee, change the world Aug 01, 2018

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Vicky Franchino is on a mission: Meet the doers and thinkers of Madison, drink coffee with them, and write about it.

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