Tag: Essential Cooking Podcast

Homemade Bolognese-Style Pasta 1

Homemade Bolognese-Style Pasta

Homemade Bolognese-Style Pasta – On Cooking with Milwaukee Community Leaders, host Charlie welcomes Megan Seppmann, Chief Commercial Officer of the Wisconsin Center District. Megan shares her family spin on a spicy, veggie-forward bolognese featuring chicken meatballs, ground beef, roasted poblano peppers, and jalapeño-stuffed olives. Megan at Home Between cooking steps, […]

Bigos in pot

Bigos – Hunters’ Stew – Poland’s National Dish

Bigos, sometimes known as “Hunter’s Stew,” is one of the most famous dishes in Polish cuisine and is often called Poland’s national dish. It is a hearty, slow-cooked combination of sauerkraut, fresh cabbage, meats, sausages, mushrooms, onions, and spices. You can also listen to the audio version of this episode […]

Sheet Pan Salmon and Veggies

Sheet Pan Salmon

Sheet pan salmon is one of the easiest and most versatile ways to prepare salmon because the fish and side dishes cook together on a single baking sheet. It’s a popular weeknight meal that delivers restaurant-quality results with minimal cleanup. On Cooking with Milwaukee Community Leaders, Angela Adams joins host […]

Big Mac Salad and Special Sauce

Big Mac Salad

Big Mac Salad, Summerfest Milwaukee & Lena DeLaet Interview. Big Mac Salad is a low-carb/keto take on the classic McDonald’s burger — all the flavors without the bun or fries. Join host Charlie and Lena DeLaet, Director of Sales for Summerfest and leader of Summerfest Tech, as they discuss Lena’s […]

Coq Au Vin 2

Coq au Vin with Charlie & Julia Child

Coq au Vin Coq au Vin – Master the Art of French Cooking with Charlie & Julia Child! Welcome to the latest episode of the International YouTube Collab! In this episode, Charlie is joined by the legendary culinary icon, Julia Child, to take you step-by-step through a classic, comforting French […]

Mangu on the Platter

Mangu – Iconic Dominican Recipe

Mangu Mangu is a signature Dominican dish of mashed green plantains, deeply tied to Dominican identity, breakfast culture, and Afro‑Caribbean history. At its core, it’s simple—boiled unripe plantains mashed with a bit of fat and hot water—but culturally, it’s huge: comfort food, heritage, and a daily ritual all in one. […]