• Site Search
  • Search Local Business Listings
Home News Business Sports Entertainment Living Interact Jobs Autos Real Estate Classifieds Shop Place An Ad

See another view of this page by choosing local coverage below. How to set your local coverage


KALAMAZOO LIVING
Health, Religion, Food, Weddings, Engagements, Births, Anniversaries, & More

Category: Food    RSS

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7

Wine, food and funds: Grape Expectations raises money for Volunteer Center

Brad Lawton, Steve Duisterhof, Grape Expectations fundraiser at the Radisson Plaza Hotel and Suites

By Rebecca Bakken | Special to the Kalamazo...

March 13, 2010, 2:00PM
Enticed by wine and food samples from the top vendors in town, approximately 400 people flocked to the Grape Expectations fundraiser for the Volunteer Center of Greater Kalamazoo, raising about $25,000 for the organization. Full story »
Comments (0)
RecommendRecommend (0)

A 350-pound ... meatball? Glen Oaks Community College instructors looks to break record with oversized sphere of ground chuck

By Jef Rietsma | Special to the Kalamazoo G...

March 11, 2010, 9:00AM
Much like the annual turkey bowling contest, the Gallagher-inspired Sledge-O-Matic food hammer event and other zany antics spearheaded by a group of instructors at Glen Oaks Community College, the idea of assembling the world's largest meatball started out as a joke. Full story »
Comments (0)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Got cajun cuisine? Gumbo Cook Off to feature unlimited tasting, benefit Ministry with Community

Gumbo cook off

By Rebecca Bakken | Special to the Kalamazo...

March 05, 2010, 11:00AM
The 5th annual Gumbo Cook Off will be a melting pot of Cajun cuisine as gumbo, jambalaya and etouffee offered by 25 of Kalamazoo’s best chefs. Full story »
Comments (1)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Studio Grill offers more than great burgers; Menu includes vegan and vegetarian choices too

Studio Grill

By Linda S. Mah | Kalamazoo Gazette

March 05, 2010, 10:01AM
A great diner needs a great burger. The Studio Grill has it. Full story »
Comments (0)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Versatile crock pot chili perfect for any day of the week

Warming up: Make chili in a crock pot easily.

By Kalamazoo Gazette staff

March 01, 2010, 10:00AM
If you are ready for a new-face to everyday chili, this crock pot variation is designed for you. It doesn't matter which ground meat you choose to use, the results will be equally delicious. Full story »
Comments (0)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Friendship Village residents enjoy a delectably delightful night

Friendship Village, Florence Brenner, Madelyn Montilla Vargas

By Kelle Barr | Special to the Kalamazoo Ga...

February 27, 2010, 7:00PM
Tithi Mukherjee has been the U.S. for five months and until recently, she didn't know a soul who had ever been to her hometown of Calcutta, India. Full story »
Comments (0)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Paczkis help fatten up this Tuesday: Polish treat growing in popularity, local bakers say

Paczki, Sarkozy Bakery, Wolf Williams, Kimberly Moss,

By Rebecca Bakken | Special to the Kalamazo...

February 15, 2010, 1:30PM
In the mid-1980s, Judy Sarkozy made a batch of paczki for a friend and, after a positive review, she soon began marketing them at her bakery. Full story »
Comments (1)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Contest: Win free bread for a year from Aunt Millie's bakeries

bread

By Kalamazoo Gazette staff

February 12, 2010, 2:15PM
Aunt Millie's consumers are invited to write "why their favorite aunt means so much to them" in 100 words or less in the hopes of winning free Aunt Millie's bread -- for a year -- for both the entrant and his or her aunt.  Full story »
Comments (1)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Take control of ingredients in this Grand Granola

Granola

By Kalamazoo Gazette staff

February 01, 2010, 9:36AM
There are two reasons cooks like to create their own homemade granola. First, they have total control over the ingredient selection and second, the end-product has fabulous flavor. Full story »
Comments (0)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Webster's bar has a new focus: Bar to feature Michigan-made craft beer, wine and spirits

Nick Ambroselli Webster's Restaurant Michigan products

By William R. Wood | Kalamazoo Gazette

January 25, 2010, 6:30PM
The bar area at Webster's Restaurant has draft brews now, a surprising move as years ago, managers of the restaurant viewed draft brews as incongruous with the eatery's upper-crust image. Full story »
Comments (0)
RecommendRecommend (0)

February a time to celebrate Southern cooking: Soul food potluck a way to celebrate, experience black history

Nicolette Sosulski greens

By William R. Wood | Kalamazoo Gazette

January 25, 2010, 3:30PM
The planning and presentation of soul food potlucks given in February to celebrate Black History Month can generate eyebrow-raising comments in some cases. Full story »
Comments (1)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Connoisseur: Salt of the Earth's Michigan beer and wine dinner series continues

SaltoftheEarth.jpg

By Kalamazoo Gazette staff

January 25, 2010, 10:55AM
Fennville's Salt of the Earth continues its four-month Michigan beer and wine dinner series Thursday with New Holland Brewing Company.  Full story »
Comments (0)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Carp soup, carp stew, carp salad, carp sandwich, carp burger: Get your recipes here

carp food

By Sarah Crone | Kalamazoo Gazette

January 21, 2010, 12:04PM
Carp in Lake Michigan getting you down? Well cheer up, buttercup. You maybe change your tune when you find out what you can make with it.  Full story »
Comments (2)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Sweet, but savory, too: Market's 25 ice cream flavors include cactus, corn, avocado and aloe ver, tamarind

La Mexicana Market Francisco Vargas

By William R. Wood | Kalamazoo Gazette

January 18, 2010, 6:30PM
The lack of windows at the orange brick building on the corner of Portage and Bryant streets belies the bubbling activity inside as people shop for Mexican foods and eat tacos and tostados at the restaurant there. Full story »
Comments (2)
RecommendRecommend (0)

Gather your ingredients before you try this quick stir-fry recipe

By Kalamazoo Gazette staff

January 18, 2010, 10:58AM
Stir-frying an entree is a great shortcut method of food preparation. This tasty stir-fry recipe features lean boneless pork strips along with a variety of vegetables and a mouth-watering sauce. Full story »
Comments (0)
RecommendRecommend (0)
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7
INSIDE KALAMAZOO
Resources
  • • RSS | Newsletters
  • • Follow on Twitter
    •
    Contacts
  • • The Kalamazoo Gazette
  • • MLive.com
    •
    Browse by month:
    CELEBRATIONS
    Announcement forms
  • • Weddings
  • • Engagements
  • • Anniversaries
  • • Births
  • • Graduations

  • • Multi-Generations

  • • Sacred Rituals

  • • Honors & Birthdays
    •
    View Celebrations
  • • Anniversaries
  • • Engagements
  • • Weddings
    •
    FEATURES DESK
    Food

    • Wine, food and funds: Grape Expectations raises money for Volunteer Center

    • A 350-pound ... meatball? Glen Oaks Community College instructors looks to break record with oversized sphere of ground chuck

    MORE FOOD »
    Generations

    • Grand, old choir celebrates patriotism at Park Village Pines and Crystal Woods retirement homes

    • Mature singles find benefits and complications in the dating world

    MORE GENERATIONS »
    HealthLife

    • Freezing helps stop breast cancer's spread in mice, U-M study finds: Clinical trial open now to evaluate technique in humans

    • Is it sex addiction or simply bad behavior? Kalamazoo-area experts explain

    MORE HEALTHLIFE »
    Hidden Kalamazoo

    • Hidden Kalamazoo Treasure Hunt: Week 52

    • Hidden Kalamazoo Treasure Hunt: Week 51

    MORE HIDDEN KZOO »
    Home & Garden

    • Zolton Cohen: Cold floors? Warm them up with insulation, heating systems

    MORE HOME & GARDEN »
    Religion

    • Taking church 'to the streets': Small congregation aims for big outreach in downtown Kalamazoo

    MORE RELIGION »
    KALAMAZOO VIDEO
    Western Michigan University loses to Akron 66-64
    Video highlights and post game interviews from Friday's Mid-American Conference semifinal game.

    • Bronco Talk with Graham Couch 03-12-10

    • New Holland Brewing Company's Envious

    MORE VIDEO »
    ADVERTISEMENT

    Kalamazoo Living headlines

    • Events to plan on in the next seven days 7:51 AM
    • Zolton Cohen: Cold floors? Warm them up with insulation, heating systems 10:00 AM
    • Expanded Home Expo will feature 180 vendors and exhibits on painting, energy efficiency, gardening and more 9:00 AM
    • Save greenbacks and become 'greener' at Wedel's Spring Expo 8:00 AM
    • Free gardening seminars: Wedel's Spring Expo schedule 7:59 AM
    More: Kalamazoo Living »
    BLOGS
    Kalamabrew
    by the Kalamazoo Gazette staff
  • • Book a ride and a hotel now for the 2010 World Expo of Beer in Frankenmuth
  • • Short's Brewing Company to release new year-round beer Monday, more special releases coming
  • • Brewing store, credit union coming to downtown Kalamazoo Mall; clothing shop moves
    • MORE »
    Pages of Our Past
    by the Kalamazoo Gazette staff
  • • This Week in Local History: excerpts from the Saturday, Jan. 9, 1965, Kalamazoo Gazette
  • • This Week in This week in local history: Excerpts from the Jan. 3, 1880, Kalamazoo Gazette
  • • This week in local history: excerpts from the Friday, Dec. 26, 1919, Kalamazoo Gazette
    • MORE »
    Paws
    by the Kalamazoo Gazette staff
  • • Kalamazoo woman takes her dogs for a walk
  • • Celebrity dog trainer to visits Grand Rapids
  • • Injuries force Ranger, a decorated KDPS police dog, into retirement
    • MORE »
    Phoblographer
    by the Kalamazoo Gazette photo staff
    Frosty morning
    On each chilly morning for about two months, my boys have been outside, looking for signs of winter, whether it be clouds of condensation from their breath, or frost on the ground. Tuesday morning they were very excited to frost on these leaves which lay on the grounds of their school, Winchell Elementary. My one son Riley wanted to...

    • Sunrise photography

    • Remembering the fallen

    MORE »



    Close
    New on MLive.com: choose your local coverage

    The first time you view the new MLive.com, you'll see the "Statewide" version of the home page. You can select local coverage using the links below. You can also choose to have the site remember your selection. Learn more about setting your local coverage

    Save this selection and always show local content from this area?
    YES NO