Things to know in Milwaukee food and drink news this week

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The winter brings a variety of food and cooking classes to broaden your culinary skills and palette. While cooking classes at Glorioso’s Appetito have been canceled through January, other businesses are modifying class size and making changes in accordance with COVID-19 safety regulations. Classes are subject to change, but here […]

Things to know in Milwaukee food and drink news this week

The winter brings a variety of food and cooking classes to broaden your culinary skills and palette.

While cooking classes at Glorioso’s Appetito have been canceled through January, other businesses are modifying class size and making changes in accordance with COVID-19 safety regulations. Classes are subject to change, but here are a few classes still scheduled.

New series of Korean cooking classes

Milwaukee Recreation is offering a new series of classes in traditional Korean cooking.

Learn how to prepare bulgogi, a Korean barbecue, rice cake soup and dumplings, kimchi pancakes and jjigae, a Korean stew, fried noodles, a spicy rice cake or bibimbap, a traditional dish of rice with vegetables and chili paste. The classes are 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesdays from Jan. 26 to March 9 at Hamilton High School, 6215 W. Warnimont Ave. Each class is $21 for Milwaukee residents; $32 for nonresidents. For registration, see the Winter Recreation Guide online at: mkerec.net

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