Crafting Tradition, Creating Flavor: A Journey Through Wisconsin's Legendary Driftless Cheesemakers.
The Wisconsin Whey is a visually rich and deeply researched celebration of artisan cheesemaking in Wisconsin's Driftless Region. Through engaging storytelling by journalist Judy Newman Coburn and stunning photography by Paul Strabbing, the book introduces readers to twelve masterful cheesemakers who have helped shape the region's reputation for dairy excellence. The book offers both historical and contemporary perspectives on cheesemaking--from farmstead traditions to modern innovations featured on national platforms like Top Chef: Wisconsin. The book captures not only the flavor of the region's award-winning cheeses, but also the personalities, philosophies, and passions behind them. From pioneers like Sid Cook and Andy Hatch to newcomers challenging industry norms, the stories reflect a vibrant community rooted in collaboration, sustainability, and craftsmanship. The Wisconsin Whey also explores the unique geology and culture of the Driftless Area, illustrating how terroir and tradition together shape an extraordinary food legacy. It's a must-read for cheese lovers, foodies, and anyone fascinated by the intersection of agriculture, art, and place. The cheesemakers highlighted are from Bleu Mont Dairy, Brunkow Cheese, Capri Cheese, Carr Valley Cheese, Cedar Grove Cheese, Hidden Springs Creamery, Hook's Cheese, Landmark Creamery, Roelli Cheese Haus, Nordic Creamery, Schroeder Käse, and Uplands Cheese.Les informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
JUDY NEWMAN COBURN is a freelance writer and editor in Madison. She is a former business reporter for the Wisconsin State Journal and a former radio reporter/anchor, and has a degree in journalism from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
Thanks to this project, Judy has gained a deep appreciation of artisanal Driftless cheese and a boundless appetite for it. PAUL STRABBING is a Chicago-based commercial food photographer with an enthusiastic love for Wisconsin cheesemakers (and their cows, goats, and sheep)! Meeting these cheesemakers and photographing their stories has been a highlight of his 25-year career, which includes a James Beard Award-winning cookbook project with Jacquy Pfeiffer, The Art of French Pastry. Paul is also the official photographer for the Club Coupe du Monde Team USA pastry team, competing in Lyon, France in 2027. NICOLE BUJEWSKI has a profound love for the sweeter side of the kitchen. She is a pastry chef who trained and then taught at the prestigious French Pastry School in Chicago and owned and operated leFlour, a neighborhood bakery in Chicago. Nicole founded The Book Kitchen, inside the Republic of Letters bookstore in Mineral Point, in 2024. At The Book Kitchen, Nicole shares her knowledge and love for the culinary arts with students and enthusiasts, creating a bridge among her passions--food, teaching, and literature. KEITH BURROWS is a scientist and writer who has lived in the Driftless Area since 2007. His writing has appeared in Driftless Appetite (which he co-founded), the Voice of the River Valley, Contours, Imagine 2074, and Arts Midwest. In 2023, Keith opened the Republic of Letters bookstore in Mineral Point with Leslie Damaso. The mission of Republic of Letters is to be a home for creativity and celebration, to foster community engagement and shared learning, and to connect readers to books that will change their lives. LESLIE DAMASO is a Filipino-American singer, musician, visual artist, poet, writer, teacher and owner at Buttonhill Music Studio and Republic of Letters books. For eighteen years, Leslie has explored and celebrated the beauty of the Driftless through her writing and various artistic expressions. Her curiosity and deep friendships, especially with the people who make this place, makes her proud to call this her home. KRISTIN MITCHELL an award-winning graphic designer with more than 30 years of experience, expanded her Mineral Point-based design business in 2011 by founding Little Creek Press, an independent publishing division dedicated to producing high-quality books of outstanding literary merit. In 2024, Little Creek Press refocused on showcasing Wisconsin-centered books and authors, celebrating the Midwest's rich storytelling tradition. This key project, The Wisconsin Whey, highlights the state's iconic cheese industry and the dedicated artisans behind it.Les informations fournies dans la section « A propos du livre » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
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Hardback. Etat : Good. The Driftless Region of Wisconsin is home to some of the nation's finest cheese artisans, whose creations have earned hundreds of state, national, and international awards. Three of these talented cheesemakers were even featured on Top Chef: Wisconsin during its twenty-first season, which aired in spring 2024. According to the artisans, the secret to their cheese's exceptional flavor lies in the milk sourced from this unique region.Guided by Joe Burns, owner of Brunkow Cheese in Darlington, twelve cheesemakers were selected to be featured in a book celebrating Driftless cheesemaking. Award-winning Chicago-based food photographer Paul Strabbing captures their craft visually, while Judy Newman Coburn, a former business reporter for the Wisconsin State Journal, shares their stories.The book introduces master cheesemakers like Sid Cook of Carr Valley Cheese, who has crafted over fifty varieties and received more top awards than any other cheesemaker in North America. It also highlights Andy Hatch of Uplands Cheese, whose Pleasant Ridge Reserve, one of only two cheeses his company produces, has earned more accolades than any other single cheese in the U.S.Traveling through western Wisconsin, from Shullsburg to Westby, the authors met cheesemakers representing diverse legacies and paths. Some are the fourth generation in their family business, while others entered the field just a decade ago. Among them are women breaking into a traditionally male-dominated industry, cheesemakers specializing in sheep, goat, or even buffalo milk, and artisans with backgrounds as varied as law, political campaigns, and wine marketing.What ties this eclectic group together is their shared commitment to craftsmanship and quality. They work long hours perfecting their cheeses and fostering an extraordinary sense of collaboration. Despite being competitors, these artisans openly support and celebrate each other's successes, embodying a unique camaraderie rare in any industry.This book not only tells their stories but also celebrates their dedication to their craft and their contributions to Wisconsin's rich cheesemaking tradition. N° de réf. du vendeur CIN1955656908G
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Crafting Tradition, Creating Flavor: A Journey Through Wisconsin's Legendary Driftless Cheesemakers. The Wisconsin Whey is a visually rich and deeply researched celebration of artisan cheesemaking in Wisconsin's Driftless Region. Through engaging storytelling by journalist Judy Newman Coburn and stunning photography by Paul Strabbing, the book introduces readers to twelve masterful cheesemakers who have helped shape the region's reputation for dairy excellence. The book offers both historical and contemporary perspectives on cheesemaking--from farmstead traditions to modern innovations featured on national platforms like Top Chef: Wisconsin. The book captures not only the flavor of the region's award-winning cheeses, but also the personalities, philosophies, and passions behind them. From pioneers like Sid Cook and Andy Hatch to newcomers challenging industry norms, the stories reflect a vibrant community rooted in collaboration, sustainability, and craftsmanship. The Wisconsin Whey also explores the unique geology and culture of the Driftless Area, illustrating how terroir and tradition together shape an extraordinary food legacy. It's a must-read for cheese lovers, foodies, and anyone fascinated by the intersection of agriculture, art, and place. The cheesemakers highlighted are from Bleu Mont Dairy, Brunkow Cheese, Capri Cheese, Carr Valley Cheese, Cedar Grove Cheese, Hidden Springs Creamery, Hook's Cheese, Landmark Creamery, Roelli Cheese Haus, Nordic Creamery, Schroeder Kaese, and Uplands Cheese. Profiles twelve master cheesemakers who helped shape the Driftless Area's reputation for excellent cheeses. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781955656900
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