Simple Seaside Pasta

Ingredients: 1 lb Latini Pasta 3/4 cup Parmigiano Reggiano (grated) 1/2 cup Fresh Parsley, coarse chop 4 Whole Boquerones (white anchovies), fine chop 3/4 cup Fresh Lemon Juice 1 1/2 … Continued

Peas, Pasta, Pancetta & Parm

Ingredients: 1 package Al Dente Straw and Hay Pasta 6 oz Pancetta, diced 1 large Cooking Onion, diced 1 quart Fresh Peas or 1 cup Frozen Peas 1 tsp Freshly … Continued

Pasta with Mussels & Saffron

Ingredients: 1 package Al Dente Land and Sea Pasta 2 cloves Garlic, coarsely chopped 3/4 cup Dry White Wine 3-4 threads Spanish Saffron 2 large Ripe Tomatoes, seeded and diced … Continued

Detroit Street Brick from the Creamery

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews Gently aged goat cheese laced with green peppercorns This goat cheese is one of my longtime favorite foods that we craft right here at ZCoB. Detroit … Continued

Quince Vinegar from Pojer e Sandri

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews Amazing Artisan Offering from the Italian Dolomites at the Deli One of my favorites from the many great vinegars we have at the Deli is probably … Continued

Navarino Icons Olive Oil from Western Greece

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews Outstanding organic olive oil Captain Vassilis Constantakopoulos was born in 1935 in the small village Diavolitsi in Messenia in the southwest of Greece—due north of the … Continued

Meet the Deli Detail: Bill Dever

Meet Bill An all-around Michigander, Bill hails from Brighton and attended Alma College where he studied Religious Studies and Sociology. After attaining his bachelor’s degree, he ventured to Ann Arbor … Continued

Introducing Frantoio Grove Olive Oil

Something very special is taking place in San Martin, California. In an olive orchard called Frantoio Grove there is a team of dedicated farmers hand-picking olives and creating incredible, sustainable … Continued

Goat Cream Cheese from the Creamery

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews Mellow, marvelous, and magically delicious The Goat Cream Cheese from the Creamery has long been a staple at our house. While it’s not technically “cream … Continued