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🍕 Do(ugh) it yourself

Recreate Ian’s mac n’ cheese pizza at home

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ity Editor Ally shopped for ingredients locally at Cap Centre Market and Willy St. Co-op. | Photo by 608today
Can’t bring yourself to order delivery again? No worries. Today, we’re making a 608 delivery staple at home. We did some digging and came up with the perfect dupe for Ian’s Pizza’s all-time best seller, the mac n’ cheese pizza.

The more you dough

In 2001, Ian Gurfield founded the first Ian’s Pizza location in downtown Madison on Frances Street. Since then, the craft pizza spot has expanded to a total of nine locally owned and operated locations across Madison, Milwaukee, Denver, and Seattle (hey, SEAtoday.)

Revered as a favorite 608 late-night stop, Ian’s is known for its by-the-slice options and unique topping choices — think: cheesy potato + ranch, drunken ravioli, Cubano. The Madison Garver and State Street locations also sell ice cream from Ian’s sister company, Calliope Ice Cream.

Calliope, like Ian’s, is known for its unique twists on classic cuisine. With flavor options like Brandy Old-Fashioned, Hearty Breakfast, and Hot Peanut Butter, you’re bound to find something that piques your interest.

Now that we’re all hungry, let’s make some pizza.

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat the oven to 500°
  2. Sprinkle the grated mozzarella evenly over your pizza base, then drizzle with creme fraiche
  3. Add the elbow macaroni evenly on top
  4. Cook for about 8 minutes — until the pizza base cooks through and the cheese melts
  5. Remove from the oven, sprinkle with cheddar, and pop it back in the oven for a few minutes to melt the cheese
 
Events
Friday, April 14
  • An Evening with Dawes | Friday, Apr. 14 | 8 p.m. | Majestic Theatre, 115 King St., Madison | $60 | Catch a show from the rock group’s “The Misadventures of Doomscroller” tour.
  • Paul Reiser | Friday, Apr. 14 | 8 p.m. | The Barrymore Theatre, 2090 Atwood Ave., Madison | $32-$42 | This actor, writer, musician, and stand-up comedian is known for his role on the NBC series “Mad About You.”
Saturday, April 15
  • April Drag Brunch | Saturday, Apr. 15 | 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. | The Rigby, 119 E. Main St., Madison | Free entry | $35 | Enjoy all you can eat brunch with a show.
Sunday, April 16
  • Jazz Yoga | Sunday, Apr. 16 | 3-5 p.m. | Cafe CODA, 1224 Williamson St., Madison | $15 | Lindsay Rogers will lead a jazz-infused yoga session.
  • 100 Gecs | Sunday, Apr. 16 | 8 p.m. | The Sylvee, 25 S. Livingston St., Madison | $29.50-$35 | Don’t miss this hyperpop duo’s 608 show
Monday, April 17
  • International Haiku Day Celebration | Monday, Apr. 17 | 7 p.m. | Arts + Lit Lab, 111. S. Livingston St., Madison | Free | Celebrate International Haiku Day with an interdisciplinary performance of music and poets.
Saturday, April 22
  • Peter Pan | Saturday, April 22-Sunday, April 30 | Times vary | Capitol Theater at Overture Center, 201 State St. , Madison | $28-$72 | Enjoy a live orchestra, flying effects, and a Broadway-quality show you’ll never forget, featuring Marcus Truschinski as Captain Hook.*
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Finance

7 common mistakes when hiring a financial advisor

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Avoiding these blunders could help you prevent years of stress and heartache. | Photo by SmartAsset
Life should be a balance of adventure and relaxation — not finances. Enter: Working with a financial advisor. But choosing the wrong one could potentially wreak havoc on your retirement and investments.

Avoid these seven common mistakes when hiring one, so you can work towards more radiant golden years.

Pro tip: For simplicity, try this free tool to get matched with up to three vetted financial advisors serving your area.*
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News Notes

Development
  • Developer MSP Real Estate plans to demolish a two-story office building near West Towne Mall and replace it with a $30 million, five-story, mixed-income housing project as part of Madison’s Odana Area Plan. (Madison.com)
Traffic
  • $15.1 million in federal funding will go towards replacing six 50-year-old bridges on the John Nolen Causeway. The city’s project aims to enhance safety for bikers and pedestrians with improved signals, lighting, and green infrastructure tech. (NBC 15)
Opening
  • Today from 2-4 p.m. the public is welcome to check out the completed $72.9 million renovation of the Babcock Hall Dairy Plant. The project includes a three-story addition, modernized machinery, and an updated tasting kitchen. (The Daily Cardinal)
  • A new Texas Roadhouse on the West side is set to open on Monday, June 12. The pandemic delayed the project, but construction is now nearing completion. The restaurant is currently hiring to fill multiple positions. (Madison.com)
Civic
  • In District 14, a recount for alder ended in a tie between Noah Lieberman and Isadore Knox Jr. The winner was determined by drawing names from a bag, with Knox ultimately being chosen. (WKOW)
Health
  • Did you know? Hispanic men and women are twice as likely to experience chronic liver disease rate as their white neighbors, according to Minority Health. The All of Us Research Program may help researchers learn more about health disparities — and find better prevention and treatments for all of us.*
Shop
  • It’s shower season, and it’s time to celebrate the soon-to-be parents in your life. From onesies to burp cloths, our online store (Six & Main) has all the essentials for new parents. Shop for the bundle of joy now.
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🧺 Meet me at the market

New vendors at Dane County Farmers’ Market

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From farm to tote — get ready to fill up on fresh produce and homemade goodies. | Photo by DCFM
Saturdays on the Square returns tomorrow morning, along with some fresh new faces. Check out some of this year’s new additions to the vendor lineup.
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Today’s edition by:
Ally

From the editor
I’d like to give a shoutout to Mrs. Betty Crocker who saved the day with her instant pizza crust mix when I totally botched my first attempt at homemade pizza dough. Next time, I’ll just grab a dough ball from Ian’s.

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