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PUBLISHERKeefe Real Estate

EDITOR-IN-CHIEFTom Keefe

MANAGING EDITORSophia Erzumiah

PRODUCTION MANAGERChristine Rathbone

ADVERTISING SALESKatrina Lubinski

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ON THE COVER:Carpenter and craftsman Seth Hansen stands in the supply room of his countryside repurposing business in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. Hansen wears a Jachs NY hunter green button up from E Street Denim. $99 (E Street Denim is located 741 W Main St in downtown Lake Geneva)

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LISTINGCATEGORIES13 / Lake Front

32 / Private Lake Access

50 / Country Estates

55 / Geneva National

76 / Abbey Springs

82 / Condos & Townhomes

100 / Cities, Villages & Towns

116 / Long Term Rentals

120 / Commercial Sales & Lease

124 / New Land Development & Vacant Land

DIRECTORY62 / Keefe Sales Agents

119 / Concierge Services

128 / Keefe Locations Map

8 / THE AQUANUTS: A KEEFE KARES EXCLUSIVEThis non-profit organization believes there are no limits when it comes to physical dis-abilities. Find out how one womans passion for people in need has pushed past the norm and opened the doors for disabled kids to experience the thrill of water sports.

22 / BUZZBYS MANORTake a look inside a sophisticated Lake Geneva home where three area builders came together and created a home around a lifetime of the owners collected memories.

40 / HERITAGE STYLEOne farmers abandoned barn is a new homeowners dining table. Lake & Country introduces you to Heritage Beam & Board, a local business that takes the art of repur-posing directly into the homes of Southeast-ern Wisconsin

64 / KEEFE IN THE KITCHENThe aroma of holiday delights and company camaraderie fills the kitchen as Keefe Real Estate agents and staff team up to share some of their family favorite holiday recipes!

78 / PIER 290: SO FRESH AND SO CLEAN Chef Josh Slaughter, a southern boy at heart, has traveled his way around the coun-try and has landed at Pier 290 to introduce a delicious new experience to the Lake Geneva culinary scene.

86 / PARTY PAGES | KEEFE KARESFrom the opening of a new Lake Geneva Yacht Club and Sailing School, to music filled nights by the lakeshore, the social scene this summer on Lake Geneva was buzzing. Also, find out how Keefe agents volunteered their time and personal funds to organizations in communities around Walworth, Racine, and Kenosha counties.

100 / ZIPPIDY-DO-DADont let cool weather scare you into adven-ture hibernation! Adventure Enthusiast Kelly Lofy introduces you to an activity that will make this winter season fly right on by.


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tates. Mortgage rates are still rock bottom and availability

is everywhere. New businesses have started and continue

to drive our marketplace, many in home grown companies

along with national firms such as Amazon. Recently, the

city of Lake Geneva approved a very large project targeting

seniors in a Sun City-like, 450 unit single family home for-

mat a block south of my office. If this progresses it will have

a very positive impact on all local service and shopkeepers

not to mention recreation and food providers.

In the 40+ years that I have been in business here, I dont

believe I have ever seen this many positive indicators of our

local economys health. If there is anything we can do to as-

sist you in your real estate needs, please give our wonderful

agents a chance to show why we remain the most prominent

source of real estate knowledge in the area.

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MICHAEL K. KEEFECHAIRMAN, CEO

and begin our journey through Fall/Winter, Im reminded of

why living in Southeastern Wisconsin is such an incredible

experience. Not only are we surrounded by the aesthetic

bounty of nature, but equally important, we are in the com-

pany of many fascinating people who are equally inspired.

The articles in this edition of L&C speak about the di-

versity of motivation and lifestyles that add so much color

to our communities. There is a reason so many of our cus-

tomers commit so much of their time and money to being

here, and further why many of them attract others who are

introduced to the area by their friends and families. Few

places I know of offer such a range of lifestyle options and

activities while being close to one of the nations most vi-

brant metropolises.

This has been a very good year in the world of real estate.

Our market has largely recovered from the painful Great

Recession and seems poised to take another step up the lad-

der. Activity has been, and continues to be, strong in all

segments of the market from starter homes to lakefront es-

Few places I know of offer such a range of lifestyle options and activities while being close to one of the nations most vibrant metropolises.


We are inspired by their natural beauty, take refuge along their shores, and en-

tertain ourselves on their waters. Every day Keefe Real Estate agents work to

bring our little slice of heaven to our customers. Unfortunately, not everyone is

physically able to freely enjoy the lakes, and so we wanted to highlight a local

organization whose mission is to make lake recreation accessible to a group that

needs a helping hand to get out on the water, the Twin Lakes Aquanuts.

The Twin Lakes Aquanuts have been making waves in the small town of Twin

Lakes, Wisconsin with their outstanding water ski and wake board shows for

nearly 40 years. Susan Janowski-Richey, an alumni of the Aquanaut Water Ski

KEEFE KARES SPOTLIGHT

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Of all the features found in Southeastern Wisconsin, NONE IS MORE SACRED AND CENTRAL TO OUR IDENTITY THAN THE AREAS LAKES.

Show, found that water sports can be

used for more than just entertainment.

She wanted to find a way to help people

in the community who may not have

the luxury of every day mental and

physical abilities. Through ambition

and study she enhanced her knowledge

of this passion by training with the Re-

habilitation Institute of Chicago and

the Dreams for Kids Foundation. In

1998, she used her new knowledge and

skills to develop an adaptive aquatics

DISABILITIES INTO POSSIBILITIES:

The Aquanut Adaptive Aquatics Program


TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE AQUANUTS, or to find information about volunteer opportunities, please contact: Colleen Moore at [email protected]

program for the disabled that is known

today as the Aquanut Adaptive Aquat-

ics Program.

This summer, Keefe agents and staff

visited Twin Lakes to learn more about

the program and to present a check on

behalf of the members of Keefe Kares.

The funds provided by the foundation

went towards the maintenance of wa-

ter ski equipment and the purchase of

gasoline for the boats throughout the

summer. We are so honored to have

received support from Keefe Real Es-

tate, says Colleen Moore, Director

of the Aquanuts, This organization

means so much to our community!

In addition to funding by local busi-

nesses, the Aquanut Adaptive Aquatics

Program relies on volunteers to help

out in many ways. The love, enthu-

siasm and passion of the skiers and

staff who devote their days to making

people with disabilities feel right at

home on the water was evident to all

who attended. Volunteers of the Aqua-

nut Adaptive Aquatics Program have

included members of the Great Lakes

Adaptive Sports Association (GLASA),

Adaptive Adventures, One Step Cancer

Camp, Wounded Warriors, and Dreams

for Kids.

One of the things of which we hold

a high level of pride is the number of

Aquanaut team members who partici-

pate in our Adaptive Aquatics program.

Volunteering is a reminder of how priv-

ileged they are to spend their lives on

the water. They all have a great desire

to share this opportunity with children

and adults of all abilities, says Moore.

During each date of this event our vol-

unteers are greatly inspired by our par-

ticipants. This was the best day of my

life is something we hear at least once

a day.

Keefe Kares is proud to support and

bring attention to a program that so

directly touches members of our com-

munity, but our support can only go

so far. If you have a love of water, cer-

tifications and knowledge of boating,

water skiing or wake boarding, please

consider volunteering your time to this

great organization that is truly mak-

ing a splash for disabled individuals in

Volunteering is a reminder of how privileged they are to spend their lives on the water. THEY ALL HAVE A GREAT DESIRE TO SHARE THIS OPPORTUNITY WITH CHILDREN AND ADULTS OF ALL ABILITIES.

Assistant Director, Colleen Moore, monitors while volunteers assist the Aquanuts


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In this falls issue of Lake & Country, we are thrilled to showcase a home that is the culmination of an owners dreams and a wildly successful collaboration with their designer and builder.

Local interior designer, Cynthia B. Wilson, reports on her visit to this sophisticated home on the outskirts of Lake Geneva, and her conversations with the homeowners, local builder John Engerman, and Florida-based designer David Van Ling.

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y favorite designer, John Saladino, once said, If

when entering a room for the first time your heart does not

start beating a little faster, the designer hasnt done his or

her job. As soon as I passed through the vibrant blue door

of this gracious home in Linn Township, I knew that I was

walking into something special. The story behind the suc-

cess of this homes interior is the synergistic relationship

that developed between the owners, their builder, interior

designer and landscaper. By bringing everyone together at

the beginning of the project, the homeowners created a

whole that is greater than the sum of its parts.

When the homeowners first brought their interior design-

er, David Van Ling, to the office of Engerman Contracting,

John Engerman had no idea what to expect. Within the hour,

they had bonded, immediately sensing each others abilities

and dedication to realizing the homeowners vision. David

Van Ling presented Engerman with a revised floor plan that

included all of the owners existing furniture and antiques.


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I first glanced into this room: the re-

claimed timber trusses supporting

a voluminous 19 gabled ceiling, two

massive (50 diameter) brass chan-

deliers from Circa Lighting, and a

beautifully proportioned 64 tall fire-

place mantle built by Brent Schwarz of

Brent Schwarz Design in Lake Geneva.

Schwarz also made the built-in shelv-

ing which houses a flat screen TV as

well as the cabinetry in the piano room

that doubles as an office.

The fireplace surround is composed

of 18th century Delft tiles that the de-

signer found in an antique shop. After

spending several hours experimenting

with various combinations until he

was satisfied that he had it right, Van

Ling created a map for the tile installer

by photographing and numbering each

tile indicating where it was to be placed

in the surround.

Sisal rugs throughout the house send

As in all good design,

this house is about its

details, function, flow,

and subtle repetition of

themes.

a message of informality, and serve as

a perfect contrast to the owners well-

placed Oriental decor in other rooms.

In many houses ceilings are often ne-

glected, but that is not the case here.

Every ceiling in the house is designed

to be as interesting as the room below

it. Additionally, these ceilings are cre-

ated to send a subtle message about

the formality of the room. By contrast,

less formal rooms in the house have

ceilings of wide plank and beautifully

washed layers of color.

Above-door display areas for the

homeowners cherished objects and

pediments fill otherwise wasted space.

Adding further interest, the designer

varied the sometimes multiple build-

ups of crown molding and trim, tray or

coffered ceiling treatments. Sophisti-

cated use of millwork is a trademark of

Van Ling.

David Van Ling also uses circles as

a repeating theme, either as negative

space formed by the concave profile of

over-door pediments, or archways and

light fixtures. A curve in the hallway

wall is Davids nod to an oriental aes-

thetic designed to display the Japanese

prints collected by the owners during

the eight years they lived in Japan.

Another thing that I was happy to

see, as one of the owners and Buzzby

the dog showed me around the house,

were bookshelves that actually had

books in them! andbe still my heart,

picture lights at the top of each, posi-

tioned to illuminate them. The own-

er insisted that comfortable, well-lit

reading nooks be sprinkled through-

out the house.

I was struck by the exquisitely simple

and functional kitchen cabinetry, pro-

vided by Americas Best Cabinets, in

Lake Geneva. Open shelving provides

easy access to everyday dishware and

utensils. A freezer and refrigerator

stand independent of one another on

The owners and designer also brought

the builder a complete list of their

choices of cabinets, flooring, plumbing

fixtures, and bathroom tile from Bella

Tile and Stone.

Getting to this point wasnt an over-

night process. At the very beginning

of the project, the designer took all of

the owners carefully inventoried fur-

niture and collections and designed

the house around them. As a result,

everything fits. Even the baby shoes

once worn by the owners father were

given pride of place in the living room

on a French farmhouse table that dou-

bles as a sofa table.

Although Van Lings studio is in

Tampa, Florida, the line of commu-

nication and creative momentum be-

tween he and the homeowners was

never broken. There were as many

as 20 to 30 emails a day between us,

says Van Ling, many of them before 9

AM. With laser-like focus, Starbucks

coffee, and his clients ability to make

immediate decisions, designer and

client were able to work comfortably

through every detail despite the long-

distance. Whenever David found the

perfect furniture, fabric, painting or

trim, he would text a photo or post it

on his Facebook page for his client to

review. Immediate approvals or disap-

provals allowed him to progress as if

they were working side by side.

Inside the home

As in all good design, this house is

about its details, function, flow, and

subtle repetition of themes. For ex-

ample, the grid patterned entry gates

are repeated by square sidelights sur-

rounding the front door. Small white

squares of the same size are embedded

about every four feet into the Bleu

Fonce Limestone entry floor.

From there I entered into the living

room. Three things caught my eye as


Ceilings in many houses are

often neglected, but not in

this house. Every ceiling is designed to be as interesting as the room

below it.


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either side of a drawer base. More open

shelving is perfectly positioned above

this arrangement. Two pendant lights,

lined with pleated fabric, hang over the

massive wood countertop, fabricated

by Engerman Builders. The pewter

hood over the cooktop was sourced by

the Van Ling while shopping in Atlanta.

The kitchen and adjoining informal

dining room floors use the same Bleu

Fonce limestone, in part because of

their proximity to the swimming pool.

No need to worry about swimming pool

water on wood floors!

The grid motif I spoke of at the be-

ginning reemerges by the pool in the

trellis that connects the house and

outbuildings. The pattern also con-

nects other poolside amenities, such

as the exterior walls of the pump

house, the TV wall of their outdoor

kitchen, its ceiling and even the strap

iron furniture.

As for landscaping, Engerman

brought in long-time collaborator

Stonetree Landscaping, knowing that

they would be as determined as he and

the designer to make the homeowners

vision a reality. This was not an easy

task, considering that they started

with, according to the builder, a very

rough building site. However, through

the use of stone outcroppings, and a

healthy variety of perennials, shrubs,

and trees, they were able to create a

beautiful backdrop for this stunning,

well-built home and its outbuildings.

From the moment I entered, I knew

this was a beautifully built home, with

its authentic design and craftsman-

ship. The homeowners attribute the

ultimate success of their building proj-

ect to their relationship with designer,

building and landscaper. They knew

that by bringing everyone together to

work toward a common goal, some-

thing wonderful thing would happen ...

and it did.

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The photograph on the top left dis-

plays an early 20th century barn from

Zenda that is now used as an upscale

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viously stood just outside of Elkhorn

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velous kitchen table that is now the

centerpiece for family meals, dinner

parties, and holiday gatherings. This

collage was created several years ago

to remind its owners that every piece

of wood they reuse has a history that is

just as important as its future.

There is a wall in the center hallway of the barn at Heritage Beam & Board that displays a collage of photos featuring the various barns that have provided the raw materials that our feature subjects have used to build their business.

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Heritage Beam & Board is a boutique

furniture company located just east

of Elkhorn, Wisconsin, in a barn on

Seth Hansons hobby farm. Started

by Hanson and his longtime friend,

Adam Krauklis, Heritages day-to-

day operations are run by Hanson

and Adams wife Emily Krauklis,

along with other family and friends.

Seth and Adam, both professionals

in the fields of construction and proj-

ect management, had already known

each other for over two decades when

a small side project brought them to-

gether, resulting in this unique endeav-

or. The two worked at separate busi-

nesses until the day when a small

side project brought them together

in a unique endeavor.

We were driving down the road

when I saw an old barn and mentioned

to my husband that I wish I had been

able to use the wood on a recent proj-

ect, says Emily. In an odd turn of

events, Adam knew the owner of the

barn, gave him a call and was told that

if we dismantled the wood ourselves we

could use what we wanted. That was

in 2011, the day after their annual

New Years Eve barn get-together.

Days later, Adam and Seth were har-

nessed on the side of the barn taking

it down piece by piece, and a business

was born.

Both families already had comple-

mentary skills to get their repur-

posed wood business in motion. Emi-

ly, a graphic designer by trade, created

a logo and got to work on their web-

site. After a few months, she decided

to transition to work full-time. At the

heart of what we do, our goal is truly

to grow relationships with any type

of building restoration project, says

Emily, Whether it be barns, histori-

cal manors and estates or a large an-

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Wanting to show a small peek into their world they were photographed in places that one might see upon a visit out to their business. Seth carries planks of recently collected barn wood from their shed and introduces us to another member you may see running around the property. Emily welcomes us into her cozy stone walled office and gives us a tour of the backyard and open area.

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Starting with barn sales and fur-

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to be, you are able to make it what you

[ YOU NEVER QUITE KNOW WHAT IS AROUND THE NEXT CORNER UNLESS YOURE BRAVE ENOUGH TO MOVE FORWARD. AND LUCKY FOR US, WE WERE ALL BRAVE ENOUGH TO TAKE THAT STEP TOGETHER. ]

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like in their homes!

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Kitchenin theFOOD GATHERINGS


CORN & BLACK BEAN SALSAPage 67


KIND OF LIKE MAMAS BBQ RIBSPage 67

Growing up on a horse farm meant growing up on meat and potatoes. My mom use to cook the BEST short ribs anyone could ever have. They would melt in your mouth.

I continued the tradition, but added a twist. You cant beat sharing these pull apart ribs with friends and a bottle

of red wine on a fall night! Enjoy!


KIND OF LIKE MOMMAS BBQ RIBS / by Rio Haman1 rack of pork ribs

cup brown sugar2 Tbsp butter

2 Tbsp Olive Oil

A pinch of salt and pepper

1 tsp chili powder

1 tsp garlic powder

1 clove of minced garlic

1 cups of your favorite BBQ sauce (I like to add a little hot sauce)

Pat dry and remove membrane from

ribs Drizzle olive oil over them

Season with salt, pepper, garlic pow-

der and chili powder. Mince a clove of

garlic and spread on ribs

Rub ribs in 1/2 cup of brown sugar or

enough to cover ribs. Place 2 Tbsp

butter on top of ribs

Fill pan with an inch of water, place

ribs in pan, put in oven and cover with

tin foil. Bake for 21/2 hrs at 375 degrees.

After baking apply desired BBQ sauce

to ribs

Clean and spray grill with pam. Grill

each side for about 15 min on low to

medium heat. Enjoy these finger lickin

good ribs! SERVES 4

OLD FASHION PUMPKIN PIE/ by Joyan Sanios

FOR CRUST:

cup lard or vegetable shortening1 cups all purpose flour teaspoon salt cup cold water Mix shortening, flour, and salt together

with a fork or a pastry blender until

very crumbly. Add as much water

as needed to hold together, and mix

lightly with a fork.

Roll gently on a floured pastry cloth

to about an inch larger than pie plate.

Fold carefully in half, lift into pie plate,

and unfold. Press into pan. Flute and

trim excess with a small knife.

FOR FILLING: Mix the following in-

gredients with a whisk:2 cups cooked pumpkin (Cut a pie

pumpkin in half, take out seeds. Cover

the half with plastic wrap or a plate

and microwave for 10 minutes. Scoop

the pulp into a food processor and

work until silky smooth. Do the same

with the other half. Measure out 2

cups. If you have additional pumpkin,

freeze it until next time.)

1 cups (1 can) of evaporated milk 1/4 cup brown sugar cup white sugar teaspoon salt1 teaspoon cinnamon

1/4 teaspoon nutmeg1/8 teaspoon clove

2 beaten eggs

Pre-heat oven to 425 degrees. Pour

mixture into uncooked pie crust. Bake

15 minutes. Reduce heat to 350 de-

grees and bake about 45 more minutes

or until a knife or toothpick comes out

clean. Allow to cool and serve with

whipped cream. SERVES 8

CORN AND BLACK BEAN SALSA/ by Debbie Cobian

1 can of sweet corn (drained)

1 can of black beans

(rinsed and drained)

3 tomatoes

1 red pepper

2 avocados from Mexico

2 limes

1/4 cup onion1 tsp salt

1 tsp sugar

3/4 cup cilantro

Combine the corn and beans into a

medium sized bowl. Dice the onion,

pepper, avocados and tomatoes then

mix them in the bowl. Cut the cilantro

and mix that in with the salt and sugar.

Squeeze fresh lime juice over the top.

Stir and enjoy with tortilla chips or

wheat thins. SERVES 6

PUMPKIN PIEPage 67

No one has holidays without pumpkin pie. The best part about it is

that everyone has their own different way of making it - this is simply my way

and happens to be a family favorite.

BETTYS TOP PICK


Each bite of food was like a small

window into the lives of everyone who

attended. We shared that moment with each other and we wanted

to share it with everyone else as well.


MAMAW CORDIAS SWEET BREAD/ by Tonya Hostelton

1 egg

2 Cups Sugar (brown or white)

Cup OilVanilla

Cinnamon to taste

2 Cups Flour

Mix with a little milk

Mix egg, sugar, oil, vanilla and cin-

namon. Add flour slowly, mixing milk

and kneading. Ending mixture should

be thick enough to spoon out onto a

cookie sheet. Bake at 350 until golden

brown. SERVES X

CHICKEN AND DUMPLINGS/ by Betty Jeziorski

1 Stewing Chicken, 3-4 lbs.

4 Ribs Celery with Leaves

4 Carrots

4 Medium Red Potatoes

1 Medium Onion

2 Bay Leaves

Cup Fresh Parsley, chopped flour to

coat chicken cooking oil

4 Tablespoons of Butter

1/4 Cup of Additional Flour

1 Cup of Milk

DUMPLING MIXTURE:

1 Cup of Flour

2 Teaspoons of Baking Powder

6 Tablespoons of Butter

Cup of Milk

Wash chicken inside and out and pat

dry . Cut into 8 to 10 pieces.

Place enough oil in a large fry pall. (one

that has steep sides and a cover) to

cover the bottom of pan; heat until the

oil is simmering.

Dip each piece of chicken in flour to

cover and add the pan. Brown on both

sides.

Wash celery and carrots and cut into

1-inch pieces. Peel red potatoes and

cut into 1-inch cubes. Dice onions.

MAMAW CORDIAS SWEET BREADPage 70

Add all of these vegetables to the pan

and cover with 2 cups of chicken broth

or water. Add bay leaves and parsley.

Cover pan and cook at a simmer for

about 90 minutes or until vegetables

are tender.

In a separate pan, make roux, by melt-

ing 4 tablespoons of butter and stir in

cup flour. Add 1-cup cold milk and

whisk until smooth. Using a ladle or

spoon, add the liquid from the chicken

pot to the roux and stir to make a

cause. Return to the chicken pot.

THE DUMPLINGS

Whisk together 2 1/2 cups self-rising

flour and 1/2 tsp. sugar in a medium

bowl. Stir buttermilk and bacon to-

gether into flour mixture until dough

pulls away from sides of bowl.

Return chicken mixture to medium-

high heat; cook, stirring constantly

for 2 minutes or until bubbly and hot.

Spoon mixture into buttered 3 qt.

ceramic or glass baking dish. Drop

biscuit dough by level cupfuls, 1/2

inch apart, onto chicken mixture.

Bake at 400 degrees for 30 to 35

minutes or until browned and bubbly.

SERVES 4-6

PAIGES PUMPKIN SOUP/ by Paige Sawar2 onions, diced

4 tablespoons of butter, melted

2 chix broth cans (15 oz each)

2 15 oz cans pumpkin puree

2 teaspoons salt

teaspoons ground cinnamon1/4 teaspoon ground ginger teaspoon black pepper2 cups heavy cream (add + heat thru)

Saute onions and butter in a stock

pot. Place broth, pumpkin puree, salt,

ground cinnamon, ground ginger,

black pepper, and cream in a pot and

bring to a boil. (Use immersion blender

if you want). SERVES 12

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CREAMED HALIBUT AND SPINACH/ by Patti Kirchhoff

1 Halibut Fillets

1 Cup of Milk

1 Sliced Onion

1 Bay Leaf

2 Cups of Cream Sauce

2 Hard-Cooked Eggs, Sliced

1 Tablespoon prepared Mustard

1 Teaspoon Salt

1/4 Teaspoon Pepper11/4 package Frozen Chopped Spinach3 Tablespoons of Butter

Grated Cheese

CREAMED HALIBUT AND SPINACHPage 71

Simmer the fillets in milk with onion

and bay leaf. Drain, remaining liquid.

Remove onion and bay leaf and flake

the fish. Prepare the cream sauce us-

ing the fish liquid for part of the milk.

Add the hard-cooked eggs, fish and

mustard. Season with 1/2 teaspoon of

salt, 1/8 teaspoon of pepper and butter.

Wash spinach, cook until wilted and

drain. Season with 1/2 teaspoon of salt, 1/8 teaspoon of pepper and butter.

Arrange spinach in bottom of shal-

low 6 cup casserole dish. Cover with

the creamed eggs and fish mixture.

Sprinkle with grated cheese. Bake in

the oven at 425 degrees for 15 minutes

until browned. SERVES 4

Ive been making this recipe for almost 20 years since I came back from my trip to Alaska I went deep-sea fishing for Halibut. The first time I made it was with the fish I had caught.

Ive shared it at a couple of the Keefe Holiday parties and it

has become a favorite.


PASTA CARBONARA/ by Tom Keefe

INGREDIENTS

16oz Spaghetti

3 Eggs

10 Strips of Bacon

1 Wedge of Parmesan Cheese (grated)

Black Pepper

While boiling water, cut the bacon and

cook until crispy. Grate the cheese, put

aside. Beat the eggs in a large bowl.

Grind pepper (if starting with whole

peppercorns). Boil pasta. After the

pasta is boiled, drain, and pour cooked

pasta over eggs. Stir thoroughly. After

stirring pasta into raw egg, slowly add

bacon, black pepper, and parmesan

cheese until it is melted. Serve imme-

diately. SERVES 4

WINTER SQUASH SOUP WITH GRUYERE CROUTONS/ by Susan Meyer

SOUP

1/4 cup ( stick) butter 1 large onion, finely chopped

4 large garlic cloves, chopped

1/4 cup whipping cream4 cups 1-inch pieces peeled

4 cups 1-inch pieces peeled

butternut squash (about 1 pounds)

acorn squash (about 1 pounds)1/4 teaspoons minced fresh thyme 11/4 teaspoons minced fresh sage3 14 ounce cans low-salt

2 teaspoons sugar

chicken broth

CROUTONS

2 Tablespoons (1/4 stick) butter 241/4 inch-thick baguette bread slices 1 cup grated Gruyere cheese

1 teaspoon minced fresh thyme

1 teaspoon minced fresh sage

PREPARATION FOR SOUP:

Melt butter in large pot over medium

heat. Add onion and garlic and saut

until tender, about 1O minutes. Add

broth, all squash and herbs; bring to

boil. Reduce heat, cover and simmer

until squash is very tender, about 20

minutes.

Working in batches, puree soup in

blender. Return soup to same pot. Stir

in cream and sugar; bring to simmer.

Season with salt and pepper. (Can be

made 1 day ahead. Chill. Rewarm over

medium heat before serving.)

FOR CROUTONS:

Preheat broiler. Butter 1 side of each

bread slice. Arrange bread, buttered

side up, on baking sheet. Broil until

golden, about 1 minute. Turn over

Sprinkle cheese, then thyme and sage

over. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.

Broil until cheese melts, about 1 min-

ute. Ladle soup into bowls. Top each

with croutons and serve. SERVES 8

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SALLYS SIMPLE SHORTBREAD BISCUITS/ by Sally Malbon

1 generous cup flour (all purpose)1/3 cup sugar

1 stick butter (softened to room temp.)

1/4 tsp. salt

Mix flour, sugar and salt in large bowl.

Use pastry cutter to incorporate butter.

Knead for a minute or two on lightly

floured board then divide the dough

into two equal parts. Shape each half

into a rectangle about 1/4 thick by

gently patting with palms (about

thick ) then cut into 12 fingers, prick

with small fork. Place on cookie sheet

and bake at 325 for about 15 to 20

minutes until it turns pale and golden

but NOT brown. Watch carefully as it

will burn easily. Allow to cool com-

pletely on a rack before storing in a

fancy tin. YIELD, ABOUT 24 PIECES

WINTER SQUASH

SOUP WITH GRUYERE

CROUTONSPage 72

PATTIS PICK

Its a Fall tradition for me to go to Pearces Market and take advantage

of the seasonal fall produce, make the soup and enjoy by the warmth of my fireplace with friends.


No holiday would be the same without a tin of shortbread to share! My grandmother taught me to make these when I was a ten year old

growing up in Belfast. My granddaughters carry on the tradition, and now you can bake it too!

SALLYS SIMPLE SHORTBREAD BISCUITSPage 72


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Recently, Lake & Country had a chance to ask this ques-

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table movement took root. So what

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proach to an entirely different level.

When Hurd and the Gage Marine

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Chef Joshs focus is on the finest,

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possible. One look at chefs t-shirt and

the point is driven home: a picture of a

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Chef Josh brings with him a life-

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Serving upwards of 1400 meals on a

busy Saturday during the summer is

no easy feat when youre hand cutting

1800 pounds of potatoes by hand. Chef

Josh and his team take pride in the

dedication and labor-intensive process

that the crew puts towards making the

entire menu from scratch. Chef Josh

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and the dressings, everything is made

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ingredients.

One can only talk food for so long

without wanting to eventually taste

the goods, and luckily that time final-

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kimchi and sweet and sour hoisin?

Talk about Praise the Lard! The

server said the whole kitchen smelled

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in Pier 290s heirloom caprese salad.

The slow smoked and grilled Berkshire

From butchering whole chickens, to hand making the mayonnaise and the dressings, everything is made from the freshest of local, sustainable ingredients.

Chef Josh presents a freshly made tomato salad drizzled with a quick splash of balsamic.

pork chop with whole grain mustard

jus and Irish mashed potatoes fully de-

livers for those with a meat and potato

appetite. Meanwhile the Maine lobster

and mushroom risotto, complete with

a swirl of seasonal sweet corn, peas and

topped with Parmigiano-Reggiano, was

a decadent yet fresh indulgence that

will surely attract repeat customers.

Hurd, Gage, and Chef Josh are en-

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The summer Lake & Country launch event was the perfect occasion to welcome in the warm weather and enjoy one of the best views on Lake Geneva. Guests were introduced to The Lake Geneva Yacht Club and Sailing school with cocktails, mouth-watering appetizers and live music.

PEOPLE PARTIES

[ From top left to bottom right: Lisa Pavett and Tammy Frazier; Bob Klockars of Walworth State Bank and Buddy Melges; Lisa Pitcher, Susan Myers, and Isabel Keefe managing the Keefe Kares table; Brooke Behrens, Lynsday Peterson, Chris Kayser, and Karlee Dunbar; Wren Haggae and Cole Missimo.]

LAKE COUNTRY LAUNCH PARTY


[From top left to bottom right : Jake, Jackie Augusta, Jean and Bob Chanson; Benjamin and Pamela Patterson; Jay Hicks, Jerry Polek, and CFO Dennis Carnes; Betsy Angulo and Christine Clark from Diamond Mortgage; Buddy and Gloria Melges.]

It was such a treat to have an exclusive look at one of the most beautiful new locations on Lake Geneva! PAM PATTERSON


From Habitat for Humanity to hand delivered checks, Keefe agents and staff had their hands and hearts full this summer with giving. From volunteering their weekends to supplying funds, members of Keefe Kares worked to give back to the communities in and around Walworth, Racine, and Kenosha counties.

PEOPLE PARTIES

KEEFE KARES

[TOP photo: Diane Urlakis, Tammy Haase, Mick Balestrari, CFO Dennis Carnes, Barb Philips, and Vice President Tom Keefe. BOTTOM photo: Stacey Schultz, Executive Director Cristen Chaffee-Johnson, Tom Keefe, Tom Pederson at the transitional living center (TLC) in Burlington.]


[From top to bottom : Stacey Schultz, Tom Pederson, Sharon Pomaville (Director of the Sharing Center) and Carl Gustafson. Elkhorn Food Pantry with agents Carl Gustafson, Tracey Sallee, Stacey Schultz, and Vice President Tom Keefe. The Harold Johnson Food Pantry in Delavan with Managing Broker Chris DeVincentis, Mary Kilkenny, Vice President Tom Keefe, and agent Brooke Behrens. Agents Brooke Behrens and Mary Kilkenny at The Harold Johnson Food Pantry Gary Dunham, Carl Gustafson, Stacey Schultz, Lael Vandenburgh at Habitat for Humanity Event.]

Attending check presentations provides us with the opportunity to visit these organizations and hear their amazing stories.TOM PEDERSON


Music fans of all ages enjoy a night of outdoor summer entertainment on the shores of Geneva Lake at George Williams College of Aurora University.

PEOPLE PARTIES

MUSIC BY THE LAKE

[TOP PHOTO Standing: Mike Keefe, Aurora University President Rebecca L. Sherrick, John and Michelle Simms, Sitting: Doris and Farrell Frentress. BOTTOM PHOTO: Lars, Ulla, Bertil and Anne Brunk.]


[Top right to bottom left: Larry and Sue Larkin; Linda and John Anderson; Judy Graff, Aurora University President Rebecca L. Sherrick and John Graff; Terri and Bob DiMeo; Kimberly Gonza and Celia Werth.]

Its a great place for all types of music lovers. And a great excuse to get out of the house and enjoy summers by the lake.MIKE KEEFE


Members and friends of the Lake Geneva Yacht Club and the Geneva Lake Sailing School gather to celebrate the formal opening of their new facility, the Buddy Melges Sailing Center.

[Top left to bottom right: Patrick Lynch and Rachel

Pietsch; Zika Peterson and her daughter; Finn Rowe, Dana Rolander, Henry Rolander, Harry

Melges IV, Suzette Rowe; Leslie and Ed Schwinn;

Nancy Blachard.]

PEOPLE PARTIES

YACHT CLUB

OPENING GALA


[Zika Peterson with Gloria and Buddy Melges; Katie Lynch and Rachel Pietsch; Tom Keefe, Kat MacKay, Blythe and Bob Youngquist, and John Kivlin; Commodore Terry Blanchard and Nancy; Cathe Hollister and Walter Goes]

The night and the guests looked as lovely as ever. The building is truly a work of art!


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ADVENTURE ENTHUSIAST

ZIPPIDY-DoDaBY ADVENTURE ENTHUSIAST KELLY LOFY

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After an active summer on the lake,

some people worry that the cooler

weather will offer fewer activities to

keep their bodies in motion. Well, place

your winter weather worries aside!The

zip line at Lake Geneva Canopy Tours

is an amazing, highflying experience

that everyone can enjoy, four seasons

a year.

Lake Geneva Canopy Tours (LGCT)

is open year round on their expansive

100 acre property, located in the woods

just outside Lake Geneva on County

Road H. The tour company is primarily

known for their extensive and creative

zip lines courses, but the options for

adventure do not stop there. In addi-

tion to the zip line tours, LGCT offers

high ropes excursions, team building

programs, as well as 9 miles of biking

and hiking trails.

Earlier this fall, I had the chance to

try out the entire course for myself. Af-

ter calling in advance to schedule our

adventure, we were safely harnessed

hundreds of feet above land and ready

to take the plunge and experience the

thrill of flying through the air. But, be-

fore you leap off the platform and book

your own zip lining journey, here are

some quick tips for you to consider be-

fore you take flight!

Come Prepared

First of all, be sure to make a reser-

vation and pencil in 3 hours to have

enough time for the full experience.

On the day, come 30 minutes prior to

your tour wearing the correct clothing

to keep you safe: tennis shoes, com-

fortable and loose pants and any type

of exterior clothing that the weather

calls for. The tour is outside, so make

sure to look up the weather report be-

fore hand and dress according to your

comfort level.

Pay Attention

Every tour is led by knowledgeable and

energetic tour guides who will be there

to assist you every step of the way.

Make sure to pay attention while they

are giving instructions. During the

tour, the guides will share a lot of fun

facts and also give many safety tips for

completing and navigating the course.

Challenge Yourself

Zip lining can be intimidating, but

challenging yourself and overcoming

fears is one of the greatest benefits

of this particular adventure. Be pre-

pared to test your limits and reap the

rewards when you do something you

didnt think possible. And remember,

the LGCT team is dedicated to your

safety, so rest easy knowing you are in

caring hands.

Bring A Posse

Think the more the merrier when

it comes time to plan this outdoor ad-

venture. There is no requirement to go

with a group but it definitely adds to the

overall experience. Bringing friends on

the tour means you can encourage one

another and share a few laughs, or even

some healthy competition.

Whether you are a local or just passing

through, Lake Geneva Canopy Tours

is a great year round attraction for all

ages and all types of people. They have

a number of activities to offer and a

fun, professional staff who are there to

help you every zip of the way!

Lofy gets suited up with all the provided ziplining equipment for his 2 hour adventure!

BE PREPARED TO TEST YOUR LIMITS

AND REAP THE REWARDS WHEN YOU

DO SOMETHING YOU DIDNT THINK

POSSIBLE.

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