Issue 48

Last Updated January 24, 2020
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Edible Wow magazine Issue 48

FOOD FOR THOUGHT
 

Winter is upon us and boy do we Michiganders know winter. These are the times we visit the indoor farmers markets and take advantage of the fresh crops that are still available.

In this issue we get to share the story of Farm to Freezer where Brandon Seng and his partner, Mark Coe are taking fresh Michigan produce and flash freezing it to bring us beautifully preserved fruits and vegetables from around the great state of Michigan to enjoy all year long.

Read how Tara Grey from Gus & Grey is also taking Michigan produce to create her special spin on making Jams. Asked which one is our favorite is like asking which one of our children is our favorite. If you like jalapenos you’ll love Sweet Jesus. If you are a fan of Bourbon, try Southern Charm.

Take a visit to Cornman Farms and meet the English gentleman/Chef Kieron Hales and see what he is cooking up for your culinary pleasures. If you do find yourself out at the farm, take a peek at his cookbook collection. It will amaze and impress you.

From an educational point of view with fabulous food, we tell the story of the wonderful chefs/instructors at The Henry Ford Community College Culinary School. Meet the people who are training the next generation of chefs and food service practitioners. We highly recommend that you dine at the student run restaurant Fifty-One O One. The food is fantastic and the menu changes with the seasons.

We feature Birdie’s Grenache and share the story of a mother/ son team that is bringing an old world desert back with a special twist. A very nice treat to have with a warm cup of coffee from Milan Coffee Works in Milan Michigan. Well worth the trip to get a bag or two of their Ethiopian Light Roast or the Rwandan Medium/Dark. Their coffee will keep you going on these cold mornings.

Looking for a warm cozy dinner and an evening out in Detroit? Treat yourself to a great time at Chartreuse restaurant on Woodward Avenue in the heart of Mid-town. Even though winter is here, there is still a lot of adventures for us all!

Cheers
— Kate & Robb

INSIDE ISSUE 48:

Birdie's Something Chocolate Serving Decadent Ganache

If you’ve ever had Birdie’s Something Chocolate, you’ve experienced something much more than a serving of chocolate ganache.

Gus & Grey Jam

Gus and Grey Jams
With a smile on her face and a twinkle in her eye, Tara Grey is off to jam. Flavored jam, that is.

Milan Coffee Works

Milan Coffee Works - Sweet Stuff
I was burning out teaching special ed while I was roasting coffee in my garage.

Farm to Freezer Provides Fresh, Local Products for Michiganders Year-Round

Have you ever wished you had fresh Michigan cherries in the winter?

The Fresh World of Chartreuse in Detroit

A philosophy of hospitality

Cooking with Eggnog

Pastry Chef Nate Joos, The Community House in Birmingham   Eggs, milk, cream, nutmeg. There are no rules, natural or otherwise, that...

Cornman Farms' Kieron Hales: A Culinary Storyteller for our Times

Rather than just knowing I’d bought the best, I wanted to know the histories and the stories behind it.

Detroit Vineyards

You probably wouldn’t expect a fully functioning winery right outside of downtown Detroit.

Students at HFCC Culinary College Learn Restaurant Artistry One Plate at a Time

A three-course lunch or a dinner with drinks for under 25 bucks.