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Archive for March, 2008

But better. Definitely better.
(leftover baby spinach and arugula from Easter dinner; some hoop house leaf lettuce from last week’s farmer’s market; leftover feta cheese and Caprese tomatoes from Easter bagel brunch; left-over Easter eggs from, well, Easter; a slice and a half of Michigan bacon discovered in the freezer, diced and crisped; a handful each [...]

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Stay up well past your bedtime.
Put in a full day of work the next day, and then head straight to Cardio Karate, where you punch, jab, block, and round-kick your way into exhaustion.
Do not go home directly to shower and make dinner. Instead, go to not one, not two, not even three, but FOUR markets [...]

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As promised, here is Part II of the interview with Jean Henry. I chose to break up the interview in two parts because I’m particularly interested in highlighting the observations here about the future of local businesses in Ann Arbor. Looking forward to seeing our readers’ thoughts in the comments; I for one feel inspired.
G3: [...]

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Our coverage of the recent sale of the Jefferson Market continues here at G3 with a two-part interview with Jean Henry, former owner of the Market. Jean kindly and thoroughly answered some questions I sent her by e-mail, about what she’s been cooking at home, her future plans, advice for Mary Rasmussen (the new owner [...]

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February was hard for Shana, but March has kicked my butt. I thought I had beaten the winter, really. It’s been a long, snowy couple of months, but in January I coasted on a wave of New Year energy and pleasure in the dark, rich tastes of braises and stews, and in February [...]

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Well, things are looking up around here. Via G3 scout Eric, via Arbor Update, who was tipped off by Homeless Dave, it looks like the Jefferson Market was purchased by a couple from Saline and is set to reopen in April 2008. I’m particularly excited that they will have some of the old Jeff items [...]

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