Cibo Detroit shares Stoney Creek Mushroom recipe

Stoney Creek Mushrooms 1/12 Quarts of Tahini 4 cloves of Garlic 4 tb of Honey 2 cups of Olive Oil 4 cups of Water 2 cups of Lemon Juice 2 tsp of Smoked Paprika 4 tb of Salt Instructions: Mushrooms can be cut into large chunks or smaller chunks based on preference. Once the sauce is completed, you will need to marinate the mushrooms in the sauce for 1 to 2 hours. The mushrooms will then need to be grilled until charred.

Tiramisu for 2

Ingredients: 1 each Egg yolk, pasteurized 1 ounce Sugar, granulated 1 dash Vanilla extract 1 teaspoon Dark Rum 5 ounces Mascarpone 2 ounces Whipped Cr?me 1 fl. oz Espresso 1 fl. Oz Coffee, brewed 1 fl. Oz Dark Rum or Khalua 6 each Ladyfingers As needed Whipped Cr?me to secure 1 ounce Chocolate curls 1 dash Cocoa powder Method: 1. Pour the hot espresso, coffee and rum mixture slowly over the length of the ladyfingers to allow it to absorb and not pool onto the plate, this is an important step of the process. 2. Whisk the egg yolk briefly with a fork to lighten and warm up. 3. Add the sugar, vanilla and rum, whisk well to dissolve all of the crystals. 4. Add the mascarpone and beat until smooth. 5. Fold in the whipped cr?me. 6. Spoon into the center of the four ladyfingers neatly. 7. Sprinkle with the chocolate curls and dust with Cocoa Powder.

Beef bocconcini & basic risotto

Ingredients for Two Servings: 4 each Beef Tenderloin medallions, 3 oz each As needed Salt and pepper 1 Tbls. Butter 1 Tbls. EVOO 4 slices Prosciutto di Parma 4 slices Fontina Val D’Aosta 4 each Sage leaves 1 each Garlic clove, minced 1 each Shallot, minced 1 Tbls. Dijon mustard 1 sprig Rosemary, chopped 4 fl. Oz. Red Wine 8 fl. Oz. Veal or Beef Stock 2 Tbls. Butter, to mount into sauce Method: 1. Season the beef medallions with salt and pepper. 2. Sear the beef in large skillet, caramelize evenly on both sides. 3. Remove to an oven proof cookie sheet and top with the prosciutto, Fontina and sage leaves. 4. Finish in oven to desired temperature, 105 F for Rare, 115-120 F for medium rare, 125-130 F for Medium, 140 F for Medium Well. 5. In the same skillet, add the garlic, shallots and saute briefly, then add the Dijon to saute for 20 seconds over medium heat, add rosemary. 6. Deglaze with the red wine, reduce by more than half. 7. Add the veal stock, again reduce by half to thicken. 8. Add the butter over low heat and allow to thicken and add viscosity to the sauce. 9. Season to taste with salt and pepper. 10. Place the steaks on platter, pour the sauce over the top and serve with Risotto or other starch of your liking. Ingredients: 2 oz Leeks, diced 2 oz Celery, diced 4 oz Onions, diced 2 cloves Garlic, minced 3 oz Butter 14 oz Arborio rice, washed 1 cup White wine 4-5 cups Stock or broth 4 oz Parmesan cheese As needed Salt and pepper to taste Method: 1. Place the butter in a thick heavy bottom pot and sweat the leeks, garlic and saffron until the leeks are transparent. 2. Add the rice; stir it well to coat it with the butter. 3. Sauté briefly until lightly toasted and nutty aroma forms. 4. Deglaze with the white wine. 5. Add 1/3 of the stock while stirring frequently until the stock is absorbed; cook over medium flame and at a low simmer. 6. Add the remaining stock in two or more additions stirring frequently. 7. Cook the risotto until the rice is al-dente and most of the liquid is absorbed. The texture should be creamy. 8. Add the cheese, then adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper, serve immediately.

Shrimp Buongustia

Ingredients for Two Servings: 4 each Large Shrimp, shell, tail and vein removed As needed Salt and pepper 1 Tbls. Butter 1 Tbls. EVOO ¼ cup Leeks, diced fine 3 each Garlic, cloves, fresh sliced ½ cup Tomato sauce, prepared 3 fl. Oz. White Wine ½ cup Clam juice 1 pinch Spices: Crushed red pepper, basil, oregano ¼ each Lemon, juiced 1 Tbls. Butter, to mount and finish the sauce 1 Tbls. Basil, shredded 1 Tbls. Parsley, chopped Method: 1. Heat the butter and oil in large skillet. 2. Season the shrimp with salt and pepper, add to pan and saute on first side for about 90 seconds. 3. Flip the shrimp and add the leeks, cook for 30 seconds. 4. Add the garlic and dry spices, cook another 30 seconds. 5. Add the tomato sauce and cook for 30 seconds, reducing the water from sauce. 6. Deglaze with the white wine and reduce by half. 7. Add the clam juice and simmer to cook the shrimp through, 145 F. 8. Place the shrimp on a plate, standing up. 9. Add the butter to the sauce along with the lemon and fresh herbs. 10. Season to taste and then pour over the shrimp. 11. Also, excellent with warm crostini.

Burrata with Seasonal Tomatoes and Honey

Ingredients for Two Servings: 1 each Burrata mozzarella 4 oz each 1 cup Heirloom tomatoes 5 each Basil leaves torn 1 Tbls. Capers 1 Tbls. Pinenuts, toasted 2 Tbls. EVOO 1 Tbls. Honeycomb 1 Tbls. Aged Balsamic Vinegar As needed Sea Salt As needed Crostini Method: 1. Place the drained Burrata ball in center of welled dish. 2. Combine the tomatoes, basil, capers, pinenuts and EVOO together in bowl, mix and pour around the cheese ball. 3. Garnish with a drizzle of aged balsamic vinegar and spoon of honeycomb. 4. Present and serve with warm, grilled or toasted bread.

What to wear to a black tie event

The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History is celebrating 60 years with a gala on Saturday, October 11th. Style guru Chuck Bennett joined The Nine to help you style yourself for a black tie affair. For more visit, thewright.org.

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Alligator spotted on Belle Isle

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12th Annual Michigan Craft Beer Stroll in Downtown Royal Oak

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Burger Fi debuts fall menu with new steak burger & s'mores shake

S?mores Shake Custard: Creamy vanilla Chocolate: swirled with the vanilla custard Graham Crackers: Crushed and used for topping Marshmallows: Fluffy mini marshmallows Drizzle with chocolate Creamy vanilla custard swirled with chocolate, crushed grahams, fluffy mini marshmallows, and a rich chocolate drizzle. Campfire vibes in a cup! Steak Hangover Burger Steak: cooked, finely chopped and shaved Onions: caramelized Bacon: Cooked crispy Egg: cooked with a runny yolk Cheese: melted Sauce: The famous Boom Sauce Bun: Toasted potato bun Sizzling shaved steak, caramelized onions, crispy bacon, melty cheese, a runny yolk egg, and Boom Sauce on a toasted potato bun. Put all together for the ultimate cure.

Prince Valley Market celebrating 50 years

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Making sweet and savory crepes

Culinary instructor George Rapitis joined The Nine to demonstrate how to make the perfect crepe. He is hosting a class at Schoolcraft College on the topic. For more visit, my.schoolcraft.edu.

Cooking with Eastside Eats and Market

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