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Before Nancy Goodrich joined the community supported agriculture program at Green Door Gourmet, she wouldn’t dare eat a turnip or collard green. “Same with Brussels sprouts,” Goodrich says. “It smelled so bad. Who could possibly put them past their nose?” But as Goodrich got to know the farm, the produce and the land, her repertoire expanded. She picked up tips from the farm’s website and cooking classes even standing in line at the farm store. “Try braising them with vinegar not too much with hot pepper,” someone told her about preparing Brussels sprouts. These bits of advice were game changers in the kitchen.
Wisconsin s history with the Underground Railroad lives on through Milton House
It is a hidden Wisconsin treasure, nestled in rock county. In the 1800s, the Milton house was more than just a stop for weary stagecoach travelers.
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MILTON Wisconsin has a rich abolitionist history and a connection to the Underground Railroad. Anchor Shannon Sims took the drive to Milton, Wisconsin.
It is a hidden Wisconsin treasure, nestled in rock county.
In the 1800s, the Milton house was more than just a stop for weary stagecoach travelers. It was a post office at one time so locals would have been in and out. So, having people arrive at odd times and odd ways would not have raised any eyebrows, said Milton House Executive Director Keighton Klos.