Quivey's Grove is a classic Wisconsin restaurant founded in 1980 by Joe Garton in two historic buildings in Fitchburg. The owners recently announced their decision to put it up for sale. On the podcast this week, Nick Garton, Joe's son, talks about a childhood spent in Quivey's kitchen and underground tunnel, and archivist Chris Lay helps dig into Quivey's lively backstory.

Quivey's Grove, then and now

On this week's Corner Table, hosts Lindsay Christians and Chris Lay dive into holiday cocktails: the good, the bad and the nose-freezing snowball. Join them as they sample the offerings at Miracle on King, a holiday cocktail pop-up at Lucille and then return to the studio for a lively conversation about the drinks that put them in the holiday spirit and why you should never do shots with your family.

Christmas cocktails

Five protein-packed years ago, Patrick Logterman set a goal that would consume his mornings: Eat one breakfast sandwich a week and blog about it. Today he shares his morning eats on Instagram (@bunbreakfast). He came to the Cap Times studio to talk about his top sandwiches of 2019, how to cook a perfectly round egg and why he's just not into breakfast pizza.

Breakfast on a bun

As a food photographer, it's Sunny Frantz’s job to make food look just beautiful enough that you want to make it — or eat it. Lindsay and Chris talk with Sunny about the photography trends she's watching, how anyone can take better food shots and why you might not want to eat the food behind some of the most drool-worthy photos.

Food photography

In this Corner Table bonus episode, Cap Times Opinion Editor Jessie Opoien chats with Lindsay and Chris about how she launched a firestorm by tweeting disparaging comments about cream puffs, why the governor got involved, and which dishes Wisconsin should showcase as visiting candidates and reporters flood the state this election season.

The cream puff kerfuffle

For chef Lauren Montelbano of Surya Cafe, accommodating dietary restrictions is a welcome challenge — she calls it her "personal Tetris." On this week's show, the chef explains how she started making vegan food, why she thinks healthy food can and should be delicious, and why some people get emotional when they come to Surya.

Vegan and delicious

A podcast about food and drink in Madison, Wis., produced by The Capital Times and hosted by food writer Lindsay Christians.

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