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Sponsor Our ArticlesBringing the authentic taste of Italy to our local dining tables, Aurora Italiana shares their specialty – a Frutti di Mare recipe. This delicious seafood dish is a favorite among patrons and now, you can re-create this delightful delicacy right in your own kitchen.
Be ready to awaken your senses with the medley of savory seafood, tender pasta, and zesty spices. Here’s how you can make your own Aurora Italiana’s Frutti di Mare:
And voila, indulge in a bowl of Aurora Italiana’s Frutti di Mare!
If you prefer savouring the dish directly from the expert hands of Aurora Italiana, pay them a visit at 6199 Orchard Lake Road in West Bloomfield. You can also call 248-782-3000 or visit their website for more details.
Stay tuned for more local recipes, such as Prime 29 Steakhouse’s jumbo lump crab cakes and Adachi’s garlic butter lobster fried rice!
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