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St. Patrick's Day Desserts
There's a lot more to St. Patrick's Day than just corned beef, cabbage and a cool, frothy beverage. The Irish are also well know for their desserts and coffee.
Jim Brady's has been doing it all in Metro Detroit since 1954. Owner Tom Brady and Executive Chef Ian Hockenberger dropped by the Fox2 Kitchen Sunday morning to demonstrate how they make some of their signature desserts and drinks.
Watch the video, follow the recipes and click here for more information.
Jim Brady's has been doing it all in Metro Detroit since 1954. Owner Tom Brady and Executive Chef Ian Hockenberger dropped by the Fox2 Kitchen Sunday morning to demonstrate how they make some of their signature desserts and drinks.
Watch the video, follow the recipes and click here for more information.
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Mrs. Brady’s Famous Irish Coffee Ingredients
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Irish Cream Ice Cream Ingredients
1. Scald cream 2. Temper egg yolks and combine with cream 3. Chill mixture and add to condensed milk 4. Add syrup, reduced bailey, and vanilla. 5. Mix well and chill 6. Freeze base in an ice cream maker of your choice. |
New restaurant brings ’50s flare to Ann Arbor
Jim Brady's opened its Ann Arbor location after nearly a year’s worth of development and planning.
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Tuesday, January 15, 2019 - The MIchigan Daily
Madeline Hinkley/Daily | BENJAMIN ROSENFELD Daily Staff Reporter Last month, local businessman Tom Brady Jr., along with his associate Darin Dingham opened up an Ann Arbor location of Jim Brady’s after nearly a year’s worth of development and planning. This is the second location opened by the two since 2015, when the first Jim Brady's opened its doors to the public in Royal Oak, Mich. The restaurant served its first meal on December 10. According to Brady, the vibrant culture of the Ann Arbor community was a key factor in the choice to branch out into the area. READ MORE |
Jim Brady's makes pan seared char and opens new location in Ann Arbor
(FOX 2) - Jim Brady's Restaurateur and Owner Tom Brady with Ann Arbor Executive Chef Ian Hockenberger joined us on The Nine to create Pan Seared Arctic Char.
Third generation restaurateur Brady has restored and renovated a piece of history in downtown Ann Arbor that dates back to the year 1861. Jim Brady's restaurant, a Michigan family-tradition since 1954, officially opened its second location at 209 S. Main Street in Ann Arbor on Monday, December 10. Hours will be Sunday through Wednesday, 4:00 p.m. until Midnight and Thursday to Saturday, 4:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m., with lunch hours being added soon.
Third generation restaurateur Brady has restored and renovated a piece of history in downtown Ann Arbor that dates back to the year 1861. Jim Brady's restaurant, a Michigan family-tradition since 1954, officially opened its second location at 209 S. Main Street in Ann Arbor on Monday, December 10. Hours will be Sunday through Wednesday, 4:00 p.m. until Midnight and Thursday to Saturday, 4:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m., with lunch hours being added soon.
Stylish Detroit eatery Jim Brady's opens in downtown Ann Arbor
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ANN ARBOR - Downtown's newest eatery, Jim Brady's, is open for business.
It's hard to miss. Boasting bright colors, larger-than-life photographs and retro light fixtures, the three-story restaurant was three years in the making at 209 S. Main. The establishment has a rich history, and is owned by the grandson of Jim Brady, the original owner of Diamond Jim Brady's -- a successful Detroit bar-restaurant concept inspired by the famous 19th century New York City businessman at 7 Mile and Greenfield. Tom Brady went into business with his father, and now his son, Tom Brady, Jr. is continuing the legacy at two locations in metro Detroit. READ MORE |
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Jim Brady's bringing '50s Detroit feel to downtown Ann Arbor
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By Lauren Slagter
lslagter@mlive.com ANN ARBOR, MI - Take a step from downtown Ann Arbor back to 1950s Detroit in the new Jim Brady's restaurant. Monday, Dec. 10, the restaurant at 209 S. Main St., pays homage to the original Diamond Jim Brady's, which opened in 1954 on Seven Mile Road in Detroit. READ MORE |
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