Michigan eats from its lakes and its orchards, and a private jet menu out of Mount Clemens leans on both. Lake perch and whitefish, pan-fried, are the classic Great Lakes plate, and they travel well when the sauce rides in its own pot. Traverse City cherries, dried or turned into a compote, work in a private jet snack box or beside a cheese board. A Detroit-style pizza, with its crisp cheese edge, is the local comfort food that crews ask for, and it re-heats cleanly in a galley oven. Coney dogs and pasties belong more to the crew table than the cabin. These local specialities are the basis of the private jet food we pack for Michigan, laid out as private jet platters, gourmet inflight meals and private jet snacks. The inflight menu changes with the season: sweet corn and blueberries in late summer, apples and cider in autumn, root vegetables and smoked fish when the lake turns cold. Each dish is labelled for the galley it will meet, so nothing arrives that your oven cannot finish.
Mount Clemens sits on Lake St. Clair, which means fresh-water fish is the first thing a Michigan private jet menu thinks about. Walleye and perch go into the oven in foil, whitefish is served chilled with a dill cream apart. Michigan fruit gives the inflight menu its sweet side: cherries, blueberries and apples, plated as tarts or packed whole in a snack box. Detroit has its own table, with square pizza, Lebanese and Polish dishes, and the city's pierogi are a good hot option for a crew that has a long night ahead. Private jet food from this region is simple, seasonal and honest. Our local specialities for the Michigan flight line are built into private jet platters for the cabin, gourmet inflight meals for a plated dinner and private jet snacks for short hops, each packed to be re-plated by the person who serves.