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A Postcard, A Recipe and A Revelation

On a recent visit to the upscale modern Mexican restaurant in Detroit, I tasted and tasted, trying to determine which chilis created the subtle heat and smokiness? Where was the nuttiness coming from? A nut, seed or both? What makes it so textural and velvety that I want to pour it over everything from eggs to meat?

Michelle Kobernick 11/19/25 Michelle Kobernick 11/19/25

From Stem to Jar: Simple Ways to Store Summer Flavor

Gardening in spring always brings a rush of hope. I’m eager to see the tender green seedlings mature, which fills me with promise about the season ahead. I spend those lengthening sunny days managing the new growth with countless hours of pruning, watering, staking and harvesting.

Michelle Kobernick 9/30/25 Michelle Kobernick 9/30/25

Turning Up the Heat: How I Outsmarted Garden Pests This Summer

Summer is my season for garden experimentation. I test ideas, push boundaries, and observe what thrives and what fails.

Michelle Kobernick 8/31/23 Michelle Kobernick 8/31/23

10 Garden Lessons That Made the Difference

I am a chef by trade with a passion for organic farm-to-table dining.

Michelle Kobernick 7/14/21 Michelle Kobernick 7/14/21

Yard to Table Dining: Getting the Most From a Summer Herb Garden

The five-herbed chicken is a summer family favorite.

This is where technique meets flavor, and where we explore the how and why behind what we cook.

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A Postcard, A Recipe and A Revelation

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A Conversation with Jonathan Peregrino of JP Makes and Bakes

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For as long as he can remember, Jonathan Peregrino wanted to do something culinary, but he wasn’t always sure what.

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Two Metro Detroit Food Tours to Try

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Would the epicure on your holiday list adore exploring a new place through food and wine or meeting with chefs, farmers, and artisans to taste local specialties?

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A Conversation With Kate Williams of Lady of the House

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When Kate Williams opened the Irish-influenced Lady of the House in 2017, it didn’t take long for her and the Corktown restaurant to garner accolades and national attention.

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From the Kitchen

From the Kitchen is a space for kitchen exploration, stories, recipes, and reflections that highlight the deeper role food plays in our lives.

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Stress Less, Celebrate More: A Chef’s Guide to Holiday Entertaining

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We adore celebrating the holidays with family and friends. There’s nothing better than a house filled with laughter and aromas of the foods that bring us together. But, when you add hosting to already challenging to-do lists, it can take your holiday stress to a whole new level. All the shopping, chopping, wrapping and decorating while juggling regular commitments can become overwhelming.

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Getting Squashed: Use These Winter Vegetables for Comfort Food

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Michael knows just where to find me once he realizes I’m missing. My husband doesn’t need to worry, because I’m only a few booths behind, photographing a table of vegetables. On the way here, he prepares for me to vanish, since it happens on all of our trips to the farmers market.

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Thanksgiving Turkey: Make Time for The Brine

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“Hey, how are you? Is this a good time? Really quick, I have a cooking question for you.” It was my son, Aaron, who lives with his wife and kids in Park City, Utah. Many of the conversations I have start with someone asking me a quick cooking question, and my kids are no exception.

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Apple time: Pressed for Flavor

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Visitors stroll the grounds of the historic property at the Franklin Cider Mill in Bloomfield Hills, sipping cider, munching on doughnuts, caramel apples, specialty foods and artisan baked goods.

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