Will she be the last one standing in this unique spin on cooking competitions?

Heart surgeon and chef team up for new cookbook

See how local chefs use market ingredients at Ann Arbor Farmer's Market.

January is National Soup Month, and there’s nothing like a steaming hot bowl of hearty soup to warm you up in the winter.

Venue by 4M will soon be launching its Market & Cafe that will feature coffee, breakfast sandwiches and local and imported goods.

Venue by 4M in Ann Arbor is launching a brunch menu with something for everyone.

Full Thanksgiving meals are still available to order at Venue in Ann Arbor.

Venue is opening in the former Lucky's Market location in Lower Burns Park.

Chef Sarah Welch was eliminated from Bravo’s long-time cooking competition “Top Chef” pretty early, but thanks to the show’s side competition, “Last Chance Kitchen,” Chef Welch was able to cook her way back into the competition and made it all the way to the final three.

Chef Sarah Welch was eliminated from Bravo’s long-time cooking competition “Top Chef” pretty early, but thanks to the show’s side competition, “Last Chance Kitchen,” Chef Welch was able to cook her way back into the competition and made it all the way to the final three.

We’ve all been there: You’re trying to go to bed, but you can’t stop scrolling past the endless number of videos on TikTok.

Frequently the difference between home-cooking and what you get in a restaurant is the way the food is seasoned. For some advice on how to season your dishes like the pros, we turned to the Executive Chef of Smith & Co., Greg Antioho.

The new HOMES campus is holding its soft opening.

Chef Ji Hye Kim grew up eating dishes like Korean fried chicken and spicy Korean rice cakes (called Tteokbokki) that her mom made from scratch. That inspired her to make a restaurant of her own.

Local Chef Que Broden shares how to cook with jackfruit.

Ji Hye Kim has been named one of the country's Best New Chefs by Food & Wine.

Enjoy a five-course with wine pairings at Palio during a special event.

A food network star and world traveler is ready to take us on a culinary journey. Chef Robert Irvine is known for his shows Restaurant: Impossible and Dinner: Impossible - now he has a new show that is all about celebrating food from around the world.

Learn about the wonders of plant-based food in an upcoming local cooking series.

Cheers to all the moms out there who have been cooking for their families more than ever this year.

ANN ARBOR – What do you get when you blend American comfort food with authentic Korean cuisine? A one-of-a-kind pop-up at Miss Kim -- and it’s happening weekly. Lyttle’s signature candied bacon and BBQ tots recur alongside Miss Kim favorites milk tea (boba optional) and ginger plum soda. Read: LaLa’s pop-up diner opens in Ann ArborAdWatch Kim and Lyttle discuss this week’s menu in the post below:To see what’s on the menu this weekend and to place an order, click here. Miss Kim is at 415 N. 5th Ave. For more information, visit www.misskimannarbor.com.

Frequently the difference between home-cooking and what you get in a restaurant is the way the food is seasoned. For some advice on how to season your dishes like the pros, we turned to the Executive Chef of Smith & Co., Greg Antioho.

Now he’s hoping to help you in your own home kitchen with a product that can help take some of the stress out of cooking. Originally from Ypsilanti, Smith said he always had an entrepreneurial spirit and that he’s always loved food. Smith said that in the industry, everything is about relationships, and that when you work hard, and you cook with your passion and soul, people recognize it. Smith says the French Toast mix has been their most popular product, with people putting it in everything from oatmeal to coffee, and more obviously, in their french toast batter. To find out where you can get your own spice mixes from Spice Sack watch the video above.

Chef Jelani Bransford shows us his tuscan chicken recipe and how he puts it all together. Here’s the recipe:4 Chicken breast2 teaspoons salt, for the chicken1 teaspoon pepper, for the chicken1/2 teaspoon garlic salt, for the chicken1 tablespoon oil3 cloves garlic, chopped½ onion, diced1 tomato, diced2 cups spinach2 cups heavy cream1 teaspoon salt1 teaspoon pepper½ cup grated parmesan cheese2 tablespoons fresh flat-leaf parsley, chopped1 teaspoon of Cilantro1 teaspoon of basilFettuccine noodles: optionalMore: Tasty Tuesday segments and recipes

Dress salad. Coat salmon with olive oil, salt, pepper and paprika. Place salmon on the nonstick pan skin side down (no oil needed on pan). Cook for 5 mins on that side or until you see that side of the salmon getting light pink. Flip salmon.