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Math team takes third place atLomira Math MeetTim Valicenti earns first place medal

Kohler Math team I took firstplace at a meet in Lomira on De-cember 10. Senior Tim Valicentitook home a first place medal,

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Andrew Grose, a percussionistand junior at Kohler High School,recently performed with the Wis-consin School Music AssociationHigh School State Honors Band atthe Overture Center in Madison.The October concert was the cul-mination of an intense audition,summer camp and rehearsalprocess, which began last Febru-ary. Over 1400 musicians audi-

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Andrew is a member of the KHSSymphony Band, Jazz Ensemble,Drum Line, Pep Band and TheKohler Jazz Trio (Shattered Glass).He has also performed with theSheboygan Symphony, SheboyganYouth Symphony and the YouthTheatre Company of Plymouth.

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Fifth grade teacher Duane DuMez thanks all who contributedtoward the fifth grade upcomingeducational experience at theTrees for Tomorrow camp, how-ever, the group is currently ap-proximately $950 short. Anyone

who would like to contribute to-ward or sponsor this learning ex-perience, or learn more about itmay contact Duane Du Mez byemailing him [email protected].

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HCE Holiday candy demonstration

A candy-making demonstrationand a chocolate fix for HCE mem-bers concluded the program yearfor the Sheboygan County Associ-ation for Home and CommunityEducation. Sandy Konitzer ex-plained techniques, showed meth-ods, and shared recipes for makingholiday candies. Sharon Zimmer-man, Program Co-Chairperson,made the arrangements, introducedthe speaker, and helped to coordi-nate the workshop portion of theprogram, so that everyone in atten-dance was able to share in the re-sults. The meeting was held at theUW Extension Sheboygan Countymeeting rooms on Monday, No-vember 12, 2012.

Jane Jensen, Family Living Ed-ucator and HCE Liaison for UW-Extension Sheboygan Countyconducted a survey and presented

information regarding the impor-tance of health literacy and its re-lationship to health outcomes.

Alice Walter, President, sug-gested that everyone invite a friendto future meetings. Walletbrochures are available to help ex-plain HCE. She reminded mem-bers that it is important to submitall names for membership in timefor the publication of the annualprogram booklet next month.

Joyce Kuhlow, President elect,gave a preview of the HCE pro-gram year for 2013. A newsletterwill be sent to all members in Jan-uary with registration informationfor the February Cultural Aware-ness program arranged by MarieSchwinn, and the March Interna-tional Food demonstration byMyra Eischen.

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Kohler among five public schoolsnominated for National Blue Ribbon Schools Program award

On the heals of producing thehighest composite score in thestate for the ACT college entranceexam, and scoring the highestamong the state’s public highschools in Wisconsins’s new ac-countability system, Kohler HighSchool is one of only five schoolsin the state to be nominated byState Superintendent Tony Eversfor the National Blue RibbonSchools Program, which recog-nizes overall academic excellenceor progress in improving studentachievement.

Kohler is the only high school toreceive the nomination, as theother four contenders are elemen-tary schools, including CountryMeadows Elementary School inthe Muskego-Norway School Dis-trict; Grafton Elementary Schoolin the Grafton School District;Ridgeway Elementary School in

the Dodgeville School District;and Suamico Elementary Schoolin the Howard-SuamicoSchool District.

“Blue RibbonSchool nominees putstudent achievementfront and center,”Evers said. “Theteachers, school lead-ers, and staff members aswell as the school communitycome together to support high lev-els of learning for all students.”

According to a Wisconsin De-partment of Instruction press re-lease, the Blue Ribbon SchoolsProgram began in 1982 and hasrecognized nearly 7,000 of Amer-ica’s schools over 30 years. Selec-tion criteria require that schoolshave at least 100 students and beopen for at least five years.Schools must have met adequate

yearly progress targets in 2010-11and annual measurable objectives

for the 2011-12 and 2012-13 school years.

Awards will be givento schools in two cat-egories. “ExemplaryHigh PerformingSchools” are those

that are in the top 15percent for performance

levels on the state’s readingand mathematics assessments anddisaggregated results for studentgroups show similar academicachievement. “Exemplary Improv-ing Schools” have at least 40 per-cent of students fromdisadvantaged backgrounds andhave made the most progress inimproving student achievement onstate assessments. Schools receiv-ing this award are among the top10 percent for both reading and

mathematics gains in proficiencylevels for all students. Addition-ally, disaggregated results for stu-dent subgroups, including studentsfrom disadvantaged backgrounds,show improvement similar to thatof all students.

According to the U.S. Depart-ment of Education website,schools benfit by being recognizedas National Blue Ribbon Schoolbecause it allows them shine undera national spotlight for all the rightreasons, and acknowledges andvalidates the hard work of stu-dents, educators, families, andcommunities in striving for—andattaining—exemplary achieve-ment. For many, attaining the Na-tional Blue Ribbon School awardis the realization of a long-helddream.

National Blue Ribbon Schoolsserve as models for other schools

throughout the nation, and schoolpersonnel are often sought out asmentors. Their applications areposted on the U.S. Department ofEducation's website, and media ea-gerly profile recognized schools,helping the school, its district, andcommunity gain additional expo-sure. Representatives from schoolsare honored at an annual awardsceremony held in Washington, DC.Each school receives an engravedplaque and program flag with theofficial seal which signifies its sta-tus and the year of its award.

This won’t be the first time forKohler, however. The school wonthe award in 1988-89.

“Best wishes to these schools asthey complete the Blue RibbonSchools application and undergothe national review process,”Evers said. Awards are typicallyannounced in early September.

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Two Kohler Village residents play forthe 2012 U.S. Development AcademySoccer Showcase in Sarasota, Florida

Kohler students Billy O’Neilland Aidan Hogan played in the2012 U.S. Development AcademySoccer Showcase in Sarasota,Florida On December 1. This pastsummer, Aidan and Billy were se-lected to play on the U-16 Acad-emy Team which is the onlyacademy program in the state ofWisconsin. The Academy is basedat the FC Milwaukee soccer clubin Milwaukee. For the past sixmonths, the boys have been train-ing a minimum of 3 times perweek, excluding game time, andthey have played academy soccergames in Milwaukee, Chicago,Ann Arbor, St. Louis, Dallas andMinneapolis.

In 2012, the United States Soc-cer Federation decided to mandate

that the Development Academyteams play from September to July,forcing players who wanted tocontinue with the Academy tochoose for the first time betweenplaying for the Academy or fortheir high school. While this was adifficult choice for the boys giventhe strong tradition of soccer atKohler, both players are proud torepresent their Village, theirCounty and their State everyday asthey prepare to face the best soccerthis country has to offer.

The FC Milwaukee soccer clubacademy team is coached by Uni-versity of Wisconsin assistantcoach Phil Presser. In 2012-2013the FC Milwaukee Academy Teamwill compete in the Academy’sMid-America Division of the Cen-

tral Conference. The boys’ team isranked sixth out of 13 teams thatmake up the central conference.The teams will play about 30matches plus two tournaments thisseason.

The upcoming Winter Showcaseis an integral part of the U.S. Soc-cer’s national team training pro-gram and its goal is to facilitate thedevelopment and identification ofprospective Olympic and YouthNational Team players for theUnited States. Aidan Hogan issophomore at Kohler High Schooland is a goal keeper for the team.Billy O’Neill is a junior at KohlerHigh School is a defender for theteam.

Photo courtesy of Network Photography

For the fifth year in a row, theKohler High School boys soccerteam was awarded the Team Aca-demic Award from the NationalSoccer Coaches Association ofAmerica (NSCAA). To qualify forthe award, the high school teammust have a minimum grade pointaverage of 3.25 for the entire aca-demic year. The team GPA is de-termined by adding every player’sGPA, then dividing by the numberof players. Only 140 boys teams inthe United States, and six teams inWisconsin qualified for this award.

KHS boys soccer team earnsacademic award

Alumni basketball gamescheduled for Saturday,December 29

All Kohler High School alumniare invited to participate in the ex-citing event. the gym will open at6:00 p.m. with games beginning at6:30 p.m. The teams are set up thatevening, or players may organizetheir own team. Ladies are invited

to organize a team together, or playwith the guys. Player fee is $5.00.Spectator fees are adult $3.00; K-12 $1.00

For more information call MikeZimmerman at 458-3290.

Last year’s alumni players – Submitted photo

Billy O’Neill

Aidan Hogan

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Kohler sixth grade girls play half-timeat UW-Green Bay Phoenix women’sbasketball game

On Friday, November 30, theKohler sixth grade girls basketballteam experienced the specialhonor of playing against eachother at half-time of the UW-Green Bay Phoenix women’s

game versus the University of In-dianapolis. The girls recognizedthe privilege of getting to play onthe Kress Center court and gave ittheir all for six minutes in front ofa crowd of 1,900 spectators.

Team members include: Nicole Konecke, Molly Thomack, Sarah Sobecki, Kate O’Leary, EmmaEgbert, and Alivia Hundt. Back Row (left to right): Elly Udovich, Sami Renzelmann, CeceliaZielke and Alyssa Frey. Coaches: John Renzelmann and Steve and Bridgitt Zielke

Thank you for supporting The Kohler SchoolFriends Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair!

On Saturday, November 17th, thousands of visitors kicked off the holiday shopping season at the annual Kohler School Friends Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair. This is the biggestfundraising event for our school’s parent teacher organization. KSF PTO would like to thank our generous donors who made the event possible, and our dedicated volunteers whoworked to make it all happen. This year’s show was a huge success and we are very thankful for your support!2012 Craft Fair CommitteeEvent Coordinator – Vicki FriskeAdvertising – Lora DillonApplications – Vicki FriskeBake Sale – Mary Nebel & JenniferRoeberHoliday Cafe & Hospitality – SonjaHeins & Diane VennDesign/Print – Vicki FriskeFacility – Katie MakiFinance – Nina Brohn, Lesley Cassidy& Sonja EgbertDecorations – Stacy Stanley & AshleyTeBeestRaffle – Jayna Sloan & Joni Ste-fanczykRaffle Tickets – Ann Bartelt, KatieMagle & Kerri RoederVolunteers – Beth Tengowski

2012 Craft Fair DonorsBig Apple BagelsBlack and Tan RestaurantBlattner’s Piggly WigglyDoug BocchiniCamp Y-KodaChef JeffMelvin FreeJim & Ilse GoodmanDeb GordonGreen Bay PackersJenelle GriswoldThe Hillstrom FamilyLori HuckeJohn Michael Kohler Arts CenterKohler CompanyKohler High School Jazz BandKohler High School Key ClubKohler High School Madrigals

Kohler Middle Student CouncilKohler Police DepartmentKohler Public SchoolKohler Recreation DepartmentKohler School Faculty & StaffKohler School Friends PTOKohler Spirit StoreKPALWendy KuklaLino’s Ristorante ItalianoMilwaukee AdmiralsMilwaukee BucksMilwaukee Public MuseumMilwaukee WaveLinda NeilPizza RanchPlymouth FoamQ-Mart in KohlerRick’s House of FlowersRoad AmericaSheboygan SymphonyCraig & Joni StefanczykSweet Potato’s Unique BoutiqueBen TengowskiJohn TengowskiRich TengowskiTorke Coffee Roasting Co.Village of Kohler TourismColleen Willadsen

2012 Craft Fair VolunteersAldrich, JosieAldrich, SandeeBaka, EvelynBaka, KeithBates, LisaBatkiewicz, SharonBitter, AnnBley, Betty

Boerner, AllisonBruder-Ebert, BeckyCassady, CathyCassady, JackCassidy, SarahClaerbout, TeresaDeAmico, KellyDePagter, TonyaDouglas, MichelleDuCharme, ChloeDuCharme, JodiDuMez, ButchEgbert, EmmaErtel, HeatherFarrell, SeanFihn, SarahFink, LeoFink, SuzanneFriske, BrettFriske, KaraGartman, LisaGrose, AndrewGrossen, JodiHapeman, SarahHarrington, RobHart, JuliaHavens, RemyHeins, KariannaHeins, RoseHess, SaraHidri, BertaHillstrom, FrannieHillstrom, KathyHoffman, SarahHolland, BobbyHolzrichter, MollyHorth, LaurenHorth, TinaHuber, Rita

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CALENDAR OF EVENTSToys for TotsThrough December 20Movers & Shakers Kids ToysMovers & Shakers is accepting new, un-wrapped toys for the Sheboygan County Toysfor Tots program. For more information call:920-453-2874

Great Gingerbread Festival at The WaelderhausThrough December 23Sunday-Friday 1-5pmSaturday 10am-5pmAt The Waelderhaus. Free and open to thepublic. Over 30 locally made gingerbreadhouses on display. Vote daily for your favoritecreation. Prizes awarded in five categories.Complimentary gingerbread cookies. Live mu-sical entertainment Saturdays and Sundays at2pm. Call 920-453-2851 for more information.

Now Open! Shops at Woodlake Kohler Hol-iday Customer Service CenterThrough December 24 Open Daily 11am-6pm, Christmas Eve 10am-4pm

Complimentary gift wrapping for all yourShops at Woodlake purchases. Located nextto Scentualities.For more information call: 920-459-1713

Letters to SantaThrough December 24Movers & Shakers Kids ToysKids can post their holiday wish lists to theNorth Pole in our Santa Mailbox. For more in-formation call: 920-453-2874

One & Only: Gifts Made by HandOn exhibit through January 13, 2013ARTspace — A Gallery of the John MichaelKohler Arts CenterFine handcrafted items by artists from acrossthe U.S. Select from a wide range of jewelry,ceramics, glass, textiles, prints and paintings.All items available for sale. For more informa-tion call: 920-452-8602

Restorative Aerial YogaDecember 16, 10:30am-12:30pmYoga on the Lake$50This workshop will explore the depth and

awareness that is brought to a traditionalrestorative yoga practice when a silk ham-mock is used. You’ll re-examine basic pos-tures by holding them longer to encouragegreater opening and relaxation. You’ll leavefeeling strengthened, renewed and re-ener-gized. This is also an all levels workshop.

SPORTS CORE SPECIALS AND CLASSES-For more information, pricing details and to register call Sports Core at 920-457-4444.Sports Core Membership PromotionYour Holiday Shopping List Just Got Shorter!GIVE THE GIFT OF HEALTH!$100 Sports Core enrollment fee ($150 sav-ings) plus… $100 facility gift card for the recip-ient to spend at will in the Pro Shop, Salon,Take 5 Café, TRX Session or Personal Train-ing -to name a few of the options. Offer validthrough December 31. Call 920-208-4664 tojoin today.Practice Dance Party: December 26, 6:45-8:45pm

Tiny Tot Camps: December 18, 9-10:30amSports Core Special Offers

Take 5 Café: Enjoy a FREE American Clubgranola bar with the purchase of any specialtycoffee. Pro Shop: Family & Friends Pro Shop SaleIt’s holiday shopping season, and we’repleased to announce an extra-special two-daysale in the Pro Shop. Fun and unique giftideas and stocking stuffers at 25% off. Enjoyhot cider and cookies (9am-2pm) while youshop. Saturday, December 1, 8am-6pm andSunday, December 2, 8am-6pm.

Holiday Afternoon TeaDecember 21 and 22 from 2-4pmThe Wisconsin Room at The American ClubEnjoy a special menu for $20; $28 with oneglass of sparkling wine, plus tax and gratuity.

Mistletoe BrunchDecember 23 from 9am-1pmThe Wisconsin Room at The American Club$40 Adults, $16 Children 4-12 years, Childrenunder 4 years free; plus tax and gratuity.

Christmas Day or Christmas Eve Night, Kohleroffers a sleigh-full of holiday menus sure todelight! On the night before Christmas all

through the Village the chefs are stirring inhopes that holiday guests soon would bethere. The culinary elves at Whistling Straitsgave a whistle to start the holiday clatter ofpots and pans as preparing holiday dinner isan art. Dine at Whistling Straits for a course-side multi-course special menu on ChristmasEve. Prance on over to The Wisconsin Roomor Blackwolf Run for an elaborate buffet onChristmas Day. Diners can view the menusonline before they dine. Happy Christmas toall, and to all a good bite!

Christmas Eve & Christmas Day DiningMonday, December 24 and Tuesday, Decem-ber 25Enjoy special holiday dining at The AmericanClub Resort: Whistling Straits Restaurant onChristmas Eve and Christmas Day offerings atThe Wisconsin Room and Blackwolf Run.New Year's Eve DiningMonday, December 31Celebrate New Year's Eve at The AmericanClub Resort with dinners at The ImmigrantRestaurant, The Wisconsin Room and Cucina.

Become a master chef in your kitchen: Learn from the experts at the 2013 Interactive Demonstration Kitchen Series at The American Club ResortSaturday sessions offer opportunity to learn tips from expert Chefs while indulging in food and beverage tastings

For the culinary enthusiast or the begin-ner cook, The Demonstration Kitchen Seriesat The American Club Resort in Kohler, Wis-consin provides a delicious and educationalexperience, filled with expert tips for how tocreate a mouth-watering dining experienceat home. The Demonstration Kitchen Seriesruns each Saturday, Jan. 5-April 27 withtwo sessions at 11am and 2pm.

The culinary classroom boasts a func-tional kitchen and seating for up to 40, of-fering guests an interactive experience tonot only taste dishes being cooked duringthe demonstration, but also the opportunityto ask questions throughout the demo,learning tricks of the trade from seasonedChefs. The hour long presentation includesfood and beverage tastings and is offeredfor $35 per person.

Overseen by Executive Chef of TheAmerican Club Resort, Rick Boyer, weeklyDemonstration Kitchen Sessions have beenplanned thoughtfully to showcase a varietyof topics including Healthy Cooking, creat-ing Hearty Winters Soups, Cooking withBeer, celebrating Asian dishes, a tour of Ire-land Cuisine and many more. Each sessionis hosted by one of the several talentedChefs from the Kitchens of Kohler andgeared toward giving the guest insight intohow to recreate the dish at home.

New to the lineup, and much anticipated,is the April 13 Field to Table session, hostedby Chef Alexander Glass of The WisconsinRoom. Earlier this year, The WisconsinRoom underwent a shift to a farm to tablefocused menu, featuring the best productfrom local purveyors and farms in the area.Chef Glass’s demonstration will highlightsome of the fresh spring dishes likely to beseen on the Wisconsin Room menu.

“Our staff loves The DemonstrationKitchen Sessions,” noted Chef Boyer. “It’san opportunity for us to share our passionand knowledge about food in an intimatesetting. We enjoy the opportunity to showour guests how they can create a culinaryexperience at home, and recreate dishesthey’ve enjoyed while visiting the resort.”

Located in the Shops at Woodlake Mar-ket, the Shops are also home to Yoga onthe Lake, Cucina, Craverie Chocolatier Café– where KOHLER Original Recipe Choco-lates are handmade daily – and severalboutique stores such as Wisconsin Trader,

Movers & Shakers Kids Toys, Scentualitiesand Kohler Gardner.

Due to popularity, reservations are rec-ommended and can be made in advance bycalling 800-344-2838. A complete sched-ule of programs is available at www.Ameri-canClub.com. Stay up to date on news andhappenings on Facebookfacebook.com/americanclub and on twitter,www.twitter.com/theamericanclub.

2013 Demonstration Kitchen Series ScheduleJanuary 5Healthy Cooking TechniquesChef Dan Dries – Whistling StraitsHealthy eating doesn’t have to be boring. Infact, with Chef Dries in the kitchen you’lldiscover cooking wisely can be exciting,fun and flavorful. Join him to explore threerecipes that incorporate techniques fromKohler Waters Spa cuisine and the Mediter-ranean Diet. January 122012 Masters Champion Reception DishesChef Paul Smitala – Blackwolf RunTodd Wagner – Manager, Kohler Golf Acad-emyDelight in dishes specially created for the2012 Masters Tournament and members ofAugusta National – and see photos of thesedishes artfully presented to the lucky din-ers. As you sample these dishes, ToddWagner will join Chef Smitala to share in-sight on the Masters Tournament.

January 19Cooking with Wisconsin CheesesChef Matt Bauer – The Immigrant Restau-rantWisconsin has long been known as thecheese state, but did you know the statenow boasts cheese makers who competeon an international scale? Join Chef Baueron a journey of Wisconsin cheese, andlearn about qualities of great cheeses, fla-vor profiles, at-home cheese maintenancetips and delicious recipes for easy enter-tainment. Chef Bauer will have you cookingin no time from amazing mac and cheese toan easy blue cheese terrine.

January 26Hearty Winter SoupsChef Paul Shimon – CucinaNothing warms the body and soul better on

a cold Wisconsin day than a hearty wintersoup. Join Chef Shimon for three differentsoups incorporating Wisconsin-grown win-ter vegetables. He’ll show you how to makea cream-based soup, a pureed soup, and achunky-style soup.

February 2Tarts for Winter: Sweet and Savory ... Youtoo can be flaky!!Chef Richard Palm – Head Pastry Chef-TheAmerican Club ResortBeginning with three different crusts – anAmerican-style pie dough, a sablée doughand a pâte brisé – Chef Palm will demon-strate three delicious winter tarts. Learnhow to make a maple-roasted pecan pie, acreamy ricotta tart with fresh raspberriesand a mushroom and spinach quiche,which includes his secret tip for a creamy,flavorful result.

February 9Kohler Original Recipe Chocolates Demon-strationAnette Righi – Assistant ChocolatierWhile wine and chocolate have long beenpaired, sparkling wines and champagnecocktails also make an interesting accom-paniment for chocolates. Join Anette Righias she shows you how to create a rich treatperfect for Valentine’s Day – or any day.

February 16TapasChef Loren Rue – The Horse & PlowRestaurantA longstanding part of Spain’s food scene,tapas have made their way into Americanfoodie subculture, spawning inventive newsmall plates. Chef Rue will show you howto create easy tapas perfect for entertainingguests, using simple ingredients that reallydance on the palette. He will focus in theCatalunya region of Spain, where he spenttime working as a chef.

February 23Brioche and Its Many UsesBaker Doug Stieber – Head Baker – TheAmerican Club ResortBrioche might sound like a heavy dough butin fact it’s light, delicate, subtle and quitedelectable. Baker Stieber will show you howto make this very versatile dough anddemonstrate few of its applications, includ-ing bread and sticky buns.

March 2Southwestern CuisineChef Rebecca Tillman – Special EventsChef Angela Rondinelli – Garde MangerChef Tillman, who grew up in the South-west, and Chef Rondinelli will take you on atour of the Southwest, focusing on foodsyou can easily cook at home. Along thejourney, they’ll highlight different chiles andhow you can cook them without overpow-ering yourself with heat.

March 9Cuisine of IrelandChef Dan Dries – Whistling StraitsDelight in the flavors and cooking styles ofIreland just in time for St. Patrick’s Day.Chef Dries will show you a classic recipeand demonstrate how modern recipes canbe made with an Irish twist.

March 16Cooking with BeerChef Lucas Oppeneer – Chef AssistantCrack open local Wisconsin beers along-side Chef Oppeneer and discover how beercan be an interesting and flavorful ingredi-ent. Working with local Wisconsin beers,he’ll show how each beer pairs with thefood item creating dishes that are fun, sim-ple and approachable – just like Wisconsin!Guests will enjoy a taste of everything pre-pared including braised, roasted andsteamed preparations.

March 23Cooking in a Cuban Roasting Box and Tipsfor Outdoor GrillingChef Paul Smitala – Blackwolf RunMany chefs will agree the best outdoorgrilled and roasted meats are prepared in aCuban roasting box. Chef Smitala will intro-duce you to the history of this equipmentand show different types of brines, mari-nades and techniques that create rich fla-vors. He’ll also demonstrate side dishesthat pair well.

March 30Asian Flavors and DishesChef Matt Bauer – The Immigrant Restau-rantJoin Chef Bauer on a culinary journeythrough his training and experiences anddiscover how easy it is to become a loverof Asian foods. He’ll take you through theflavor profiles and combinations of Asian

ingredients and then use those ingredientsto show you how easy it is to make somedelicious dishes. He’ll even show you howto transform leftover steamed rice into“clean out the fridge” fried rice, so you’llnever have call for takeout again.

April 6Coffee and Dessert PartyChef Richard Palm – Head Pastry Chef- TheAmerican Club ResortBuilding on Scandinavian traditions, ChefPalm will show you how to create a memo-rable coffee and pastry gathering. He’llbegin with a sand kaka, which is like apound cake, and a glad kaka, a gooeychocolate tart. Then he’ll demonstrate threetraditional Scandinavian cookies: ribbonjam, chocolate ginger snap and cardamomtea cookies.

April 13Field to TableChef Alexander Glass – The WisconsinRoom RestaurantThe field-to-table movement focuses on lo-cally produced food and interaction withyour community farmers – and if you’vedined in Kohler you know the chefs atKohler frequently showcase local ingredi-ents. Join Chef Glass as he prepares athree-course meal with Wisconsin produce,meats and cheeses.

April 20Taste of Italian CheesesChef Paul Shimon – Cucina Italy has long been known for having someof the best cheese in the world. But luckyfor us, some Wisconsin cheese makers aremaking Italian cheese right here in ourbackyard. Chef Shimon will showcase old-world recipes from BelGioioso and showyou how to present them with the perfectaccompaniments, such as fruits, nuts andpreserves.

April 27Vegetarian CookingChef Mark Tennie – Riverbend Whether you’re a vegetarian, your familyhas joined the Meatless Mondays initiativeor you’re just interested in incorporatingmore produce into your diet, Chef Tenniewill show you vegetarian meals aren’t justfor vegetarians. He’ll create a healthful veg-etable sauce and showcase a variety ofvegetable preparations.

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