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Edition 3.2

On my book shelf
Amuse- Bouche
Art and Science of Culinary
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January/February 2009

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Chopt
Cuba Libre
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Highland Beef
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TravelWisconsin

Dish of the week

EAT

Journal Sentinel on Dining

Chef Peter appointed
Co chair person for the
March of Dimes Milwaukee
More to come...

Waukesha County
Technical College

Last call .........
Dreamdance on
UK Travel Channel.

After transitioning into the new (western) year of 2009
the Asian Year of the Ox is approaching fast and here at the
casiono we are celebrationg with our guests.

Front Burner

ACF January Meeting at Potawatomi Bingo Casino
The State of the Chapter was presented by President Chuck
Meitner More about the event.
Link to the Chapter

New addition to the Menomonnee Valley
Milwaukee may be home to motorcycle maker Harley-
Davidson, but hogs are not the only reason for the new Iron
Horse Hotel's name. A former bedding warehouse on the
south fringe of downtown, the hotel is set alongside a
working freight rail lineâ€”the original "iron horse." And
although it's on the periphery, the hotel is anything but
marginal. Beneath 300-year-old heart pine ceiling beams and
iron chandeliers fashioned from motorcycle gears, Brew City
hipsters swill cherry-infused Old-Fashioneds in a two-story
lobby lounge that looks like it was accessorized by a
Hollywood set designer channeling Pretty Babyâ€”think
vintage wire dress forms, velvet pillows, and Oriental rugs.

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