As published in Detroit Lawyer By Andrew Malec, Ph.D. I love soup. And the thought of having a nice bowl of hot soup, especially at this time of year, is comforting. I also take great satisfaction in preparing dishes with the… Continue Reading  

As published in Detroit Lawyer By Andrew Malec, Ph.D. Repurposing Leftover White Rice into a Fantastic Fried Rice Dish! Do you ever have leftover rice from Chinese takeout? Are you one of those people that stares at the container of leftover… Continue Reading  

As published in DBusiness By Marco Eadie Michigan’s recreational cannabis sector has reached nearly $2 billion in annual sales in less than three years, but prices are dropping amid rising competition from outside players and market saturation. As Michigan continues… Continue Reading  

As published in Detroit Lawyer By Andrew Malec, Ph.D. Delicious and easy to prepare Without a doubt, my “go to” comfort food is Thai curry. It also happens to be my favorite dish to cook, and I have prepared many Northern,… Continue Reading  

As published in Detroit Lawyer By Andrew Malec, Ph.D. Recently, my colleague asked me if I have ever prepared freekeh. She purchased this ancient grain with a recipe that she had in mind, but could not remember the recipe. I told… Continue Reading  

As published in Detroit Lawyer By Andrew Malec, Ph.D. Delicious, savory corn grits! I really enjoy cooking and creating different flavor profiles and contrasting textures in my dishes. This is a very comforting and quick dish to prepare that I made… Continue Reading  

As published in Detroit Lawyer By Andrew Malec, Ph.D. Since my son was a young boy, he has told me that I make the best scrambled eggs. In fact, he will only eat them if they are prepared by “Dad.” Scrambled… Continue Reading  

As published in Forefront By Spencer Wineman Even though cryptocurrency is still in its early stages, it has already moved from a speculative investment to a viable alternative form of currency for its users and, more importantly, corporations. Since Bitcoin’s… Continue Reading  

As published in Forefront By Keith Chulumovich Debt is defined as an obligation that requires one party, the borrower or debtor, to pay money or other agreed-upon value to another party, the lender or creditor. However, not all debt is… Continue Reading  

As published in Forefront By Andrew Malec, Ph.D. As more U.S. citizens become immunized against COVID-19, forecasts are for a recovery in economic activity to pre-pandemic levels. However, the pandemic has also changed consumer behavior. Recent economic research by the… Continue Reading