December 2016
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Keep Your Smile Healthy and Bright
Tis the season to be jolly and to indulge in a never-ending buffet of holiday treats. Aside from the potential for weight gain in the new year, the βsweets seasonβ can wreak havoc on our teeth and gums.
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Shop ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ December 2016
Shop ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Special Advertising Section
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An ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ With… Greg Russell
Movie reviewer for Live in the D
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How Dylan Larkin Became the Red Wings’ New Great Hope
How metro Detroit native Dylan Larkin became the Red Wingsβ next great hope
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A Night to Remember
Ringing in the New Year with style
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Virtually in the Vineyards
Social media gives fans an inside look at Michigan wineries
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Get Personal
Holiday gifts for your foodie, sports fan, music lover, and more
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Candy Cane or Coal?
The ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ Detroit staff hands out annual gifts to those newsmakers who have been niceβ β¦β and those who have been naughty. See whoβs on our list this year.
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44th Annual Noel Night to Light Up Detroit’s Midtown
Midtownβs big holiday open house is about to get bigger. Annmarie Borucki, special projects manager at Midtown Detroit Inc., the nonprofit that produces Noel Night, says this yearβs event will be the largest one yet. βWe have over 20 brand-new venues and so many new businesses,β Borucki says. βIt really reflects the growth of the […]
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Mandaloun Bistro Dishes Up Sophisticated Middle Eastern Fare
Culinary twists signal homage to Old World with decidedly New World influences at Bingham Farms restaurant
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Chef Marcus Samuelsson To Take Over Detroit’s Central Kitchen and Bar
Fans of Marcus Samuelsson will get a chance to sample the celebrity chef’s food when he takes over Central Kitchen and Bar from 7-9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 2. βI’m very excited for this next visit to Detroit,β says the James Beard-award winning chef, who is coming to town to promoteΒ The Red Rooster Cookbook: The Story […]
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Culinary Program at Michigan Prison Nourishes Raw Talent
Prisoners learn more than the technical skills needed to be a cook β they learn what it takes to be a chef
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Metamora’s White Horse Inn Worth the Drive
With dishes such as panko-crusted Reubens and Elviraβs Hungarian Goulash, menu boasts upscale comfort-casual fare
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Shared Plates: November 2016 Contest Winners
November Prize Winners Week 1: Meatless Stuffed Mushrooms Submitted by: Β @somedaycowgirl Week 2: Crawfish Etouffee Submitted by: Β @moniqueoliviergetzinger Week 3: Crepes Submitted by: Β @detroitisforfoodies
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Good Reads: Reviews on Jack White, Becoming Amish, Heaven Was Detroit
New and Notable Books
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The Rise and Fall of Detroit’s Prophet Jones
Before a sex scandal brought him down, the ‘Messiah in Mink’ was one of the more prominent black celebrity preachers of midcentury America
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Holiday House in Downtown Detroit Offers One-Stop Shopping for Unique Gifts
Headed by Bedrock LLC, the Holiday House brings together 13 unique Detroit brands under one roof for a limited time. The pop-up shop, located on Woodward Avenue across from Campus Martius, offers something for everyone on your list, from mom and dad to the family dog. The location will be open through Dec. 23. 1001 […]
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Sprout House Has Strong Roots in Grosse Pointe Park
Long before βhealth foodβ was all the rage, owners of this shop were early adopters of the trend
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Rochester Singer Olivia Millerschin Is Just Getting Started
Former America’s Got Talent contestant has racked up quite an impressive resume, but there’s still ‘a lot of work to do’
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Spike Your Eggnog with these Michigan-Made Liquors
Get into the holiday spirit with our boozy pairings featuring Two James, Valentine, Detroit City Distillery, Rusted Crow, and Cabresto
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Pakistani Refugee Finds New Home in Detroit
Michigan organizations foster hope for those who flee to the U.S. after losing their families to war and violence abroad
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Did Kwame Kilpatrick Actually Help Detroit?
Disgraced and out of appeals, Detroit former mayor will still be sitting in a federal prison on New Yearβs Day 2037. But could his corruption have, in an odd way, actually improved the city?
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The Way It Was – Cobo Hall, 1964
Cobo Hall, 1964
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Root Vegetable Gratin Recipe Elevates Sunday Potatoes
Diamond Jim Brady chef Sharon Juergens whips up an earthy take that’s restaurant quality
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Contributors: December 2016
Todd and Brad Reed Father-son Michigan photographers Todd and Brad Reed (Todd is on the right) have spent much of their lives photographing the lighthouses, forests, and wildlife of their hometown of Ludington and all of Michigan. Their work has been featured in our travel teasers for much of 2016. The Reeds have published six […]
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Spreading holiday cheerβ …β eventually
Letter From the Editor
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Will 2016 Be a Good Year for Michigan Wine? Time Will Tell
The weather cooperated this year, but the remaining unknown factor is what the vino will do in the bottle as it matures
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Crystal Mountain Resort in Thompsonville Offers Cozy Comfort
Stay for a spell at resort, which features Cottages at Waterβs Edge for ultimate rest and relaxation
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Five Ingredient Chocolate Hazelnut Cookies
When your sweet tooth suddenly attacks and the snow is falling, snack options can seem pretty limited. Never fear, all the fixings for freshly baked cookies could be hiding in your cupboards. You donβt even need to turn on the oven for these chocolate hazelnut cookies. The ΒιΆΉ·¬ΊΕ team scrupulously experimented with a toaster oven […]
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The Perfect Holiday Pairing: A Michigan-Wine Fueled Fantasy
An ode to some of 2016βs most memorable wines
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Recipe: The Sinker
Rick Paulger, head bartender of Michael Symonβs Roast in Detroit, has created a cocktail perhaps best suited to the indecisive or noncommittal. Whatβs your pleasure? Tequila, gin, vodka? Patrons choose a base spirit and an amaro β Paulger recommends Zucca Rabarbaro for a wintertime flavor.
