Salmon seasoned to perfection and then grilled on a wooden plank. Thick filets of cod, dipped in egg wash, then breadcrumbs and baked to a golden crisp. Trout caught on a cool fall day and grilled over an open fire. When it comes to eating fish, there are so many delicious possibilities. Reports have shown an increase in fish consumption in recent…
Peaches are at their peak flavor and quality while in season. According to Michigan Grown, our state produces more than 21.2 million pounds of peaches annually. Between farmer’s markets and u-pick orchards, peach-loving families have plenty of options for enjoying this seasonal favorite. This sweet treat comes with along with an array of health benefits, including both soluble and insoluble fiber.…
Skin cancer – the most diagnosed cancer in the United States – is most often caused by overexposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays. According to the World Health Organization, overexposure to UV radiation was responsible for 1.2 million new cases of non-melanoma skin cancers and 325,000 cases of melanoma in 2020. Melanoma is a life-threatening malignant skin cancer. Sources of UV radiation include…
“Shark Week” is an exciting time for marine enthusiasts and television viewers alike. As you settle in to watch shark documentaries and captivating underwater adventures, it’s likely snacks are part of that equation. Here are some sea-inspired snacks for a sharkcuterie board – sharkcuterie, get it? – to enhance your viewing experience: Seaweed Snacks Crispy seaweed snacks are low-calorie treats…
It’s no Fourth of July celebration without fireworks, parties, and food. The National Retail Federation reports that Americans spent around $7.7 billion on food last year to observe Independence Day, with the top food being hot dogs. Although it’s fine to indulge in hot dogs and chips, it’s important to ensure there are also healthy options available on the spread. From grilled sliders…
The Farmington Hills Nature Center and the Farmington Area Optimists Club are hosting Kids Fishing Day with four hour long sessions starting at 9 a.m. and ending at 1 p.m. on Saturday, July 29, 2023, at the Founders FishingPier located at the pond in Founders Sports Park at 35500 W. Eight Mile Road. Children ages 4 to 16, along with…
Summer picnics are a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors, whether at a nearby park or by a river. Relaxing on a blanket while eating a meal is a great way to connect with nature. Kids can have fun running around, exploring nature, and taking a break from screens. Don’t forget to check out our surprising picnic must-haves for your next…
Did you know that Michigan is a top producer of a variety of fruits and vegetables, such as apples, tart cherries, blueberries, asparagus, and cucumbers? During the summer, the state’s climate is ideal for enjoying locally grown produce that is picked at its peak ripeness. In fact, fruits are sweeter and vegetables are more tender when they are in season.…
If you are looking for a great beach with a fun playground, then check out Thelma Spencer Park in Rochester Hills. This is one of our favorite beaches in Metro Detroit, offering 113 acres of fun. The Rochester Hills park offers swimming, sports, fishing, picnicking and more. Thelma Spencer Park in Rochester Hills This wonderful Rochester Hills park has a…
It might be peak summer temperatures outside but at Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores, the jolly old elf himself and Mrs. Claus are stopping by as part of their summer vacation! And they are bringing special news about this winter’s holidays at Ford House. On Tuesday, July 25, at 12 p.m., Ford House will kick off “Christmas in July” with a special…
