A Michigan classic, this olive burger layers seasoned beef, melted Swiss cheese, crisp lettuce, and a creamy green olive spread with a hint of cherry pepper. It’s salty, tangy, and packed with distinctly Michigan flavor.
We all love tomato salsa, but it’s always fun to mix it up and make fruit salsa. When sweet, juicy nectarines, peaches, plums and cherries are in season, they make a vibrant, colorful salsa for topping a filet of salmon.
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Make tender pan-seared walleye with a rich herbed white wine, lemon, butter, and caper sauce for an elegant yet approachable seafood dinner.
Celebrate the flavors of fall with this harvest bowl a hearty mix of roasted chickpeas, caramelized sweet potatoes, crisp apple, and nutty wild rice, all tossed with massaged kale and a tangy balsamic dressing. It’s wholesome, colorful, and perfect for meal prep or a quick, nourishing dinner after a busy day.
The portobello mushroom is often used as a meatless alternative to a burger because it has a “meaty” umami flavor and a chewy texture. In this stir-fry, it’s more like slivered steak, and it’s seared and then coated with a maple sauce for a subtle sweetness.
Cherries add a lightly sweet flavor component to burgers and boosts them with a little extra nutrition. This burger is similar to the Plevalean burger created in 1988 by Ray Pleva of Pleva’s Meats in Cedar.
If you’ve ever spent time in Detroit, chances are you’ve noticed there’s a Coney Island restaurant on just about every corner. Detroit-style Coney dogs are more than just a hot dog topped with chili. They’re a Michigan food tradition with
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Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, these chicken burgers are topped with a tangy lime Dijon mayo and paired with a fresh, crunchy salad made from the same ingredients. Pile them onto toasted buns or keep things lighter and enjoy them bun-free.
Gumbo is a Southern classic, a rich stew thickened with a roux, as well as the thickening properties of okra. Here you have the option to use rice flour, for a gluten-free roux, and frozen okra, which is easy to find year round.
This sheet pan meal is a great way to roast vegetables and fish in one pan, eliminating extra pots to wash. Sweet potatoes take a savory turn when mixed with juicy Kalamata olives and artichoke hearts and create a bed for quick-cooking cod fillets.
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