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DOWNTOWN DINING SO YOU WANT TO WE � FREE STUFF! The Rockford returns BE A ROLLERGIRL? Win restaurant gift and Market opens up Eichenberger trades cards, free event (and they both rock) elbows with the CRG READER tickets, much more REWARDS RALEIGHDOWNTOWNERMAGAZINE—Vol. 6, ISSUE 10 features 3. Fall Food & Fashion Post Office Box 27603 | Raleigh, NC 27611-7603 10. Local History: A History of the Governor’s Mansion in Raleigh www.RaleighDowntowner.com | www.raleigh2.com 23. Where’s it @t? Please call to schedule an office appointment 25. Explore NC: Northern Outer Banks 919.821.9000 28. So You Want to Rock n Rolla? Advertising inquiries: arts & entertainment [email protected] 11. Nightlife: Five Star 12. @ Art: Local Gallery News press releases: [email protected] 14. Local Music: Filthybird 2 22. {Bartender} B-to-B press releases and biz section info: 29. The Deep South Local Music Review [email protected] General office inquiries: food & wine [email protected] 8. 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RALEIGH Empire Properties Ace Hardware Barnes & Noble (Crabtree) DOWNTOWN CONDOS Raleigh City Museum Natty Greene’s Great Outdoor Provision Company Galatea Foster’s Borders Bookstore (Creekside) The Dawson Downtown Raleigh Alliance HISTORIC DISTRICT Fox and Hound (North Hills) 222 Condos Raleigh Times Bar HILLSBOROUGH ST./NCSU Legislative Building cafe MOORE SQUARE Sawasdee Thai 510 Glenwood Sitti Second Empire Restaurant GLENWOOD SOUTH Person Street Pharmacy Artspace Carolina Ballet office Park Devereux Hamlin Drugs WRAL-TV5 lobby Sullivan’s Steakhouse (foyer) Oakwood Bed & Breakfast Duck and Dumpling Q Shack (North Hills) The Cotton Mill Morning Times Porter’s Restaurant (sidewalk) 510 Glenwood business foyer NC Museum of History Tir Na nOg Irish Pub The Paramount French | West | Vaughn Irregardless Café 510 Glenwood (sidewalk) NC Dept. of Labor Big Ed’s (sidewalk) Palladium Plaza Landmark Tavern Char-Grill (sidewalk) Rockford NC Dept. of Agriculture FALL FOOD & FASHION by Crash Gregg ummer’s heat and humidity have dissipated, 2 parsnips, peeled and chopped the creativity doesn’t stop in the kitchen—Margarita giving way to the crisp air and cooler tem- cloves of garlic, peeled and chopped fi ne varieties include Pineapple-Jalapeno, Pear-Cilantro peratures of fall. And at the Downtowner Whole caraway seeds and a Cucumber Margarita with a spicy rim. SMagazine, this means fall food and fashion. Just Dried marjoram a few years ago, you had to travel to Durham and Beef stock or chicken stock Pumpkin Flan Chapel Hill to fi nd the Triangle’s most acclaimed 2 bottles of dark beer—Big Boss Bad Penny, Spaten 1½ cups of sugar restaurants. Th at’s no longer the case, as Raleigh Optimator, Ayinger Celebrator and Duck Rabbit 2 tablespoons water is now home to more than half of the top-rated Brown Ale all work well 1½ cups canned or fresh pumpkin puree restaurants in Raleigh, according to our Food Salt & Pepper 1 cup sweetened condensed milk Editor Brian Adornetto and the N&O’s food Flour 1 cup evaporated milk critic Greg Cox. Oil/butter 1 cup milk Th e same goes for retail fashion. Until recently, ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon it was almost impossible to fi nd any designer looks Preparation: Preheat oven to 375 degrees. ¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg let alone designer labels in Raleigh. Now we’re If your roast is boneless, lay out fl at and ¼ teaspoon ground ginger home to many great locally-owned boutiques sprinkle generously with the caraway, marjoram, 5 large eggs where plenty of high fashion can be found. garlic, and salt and pepper. Tie the roast up so the In this issue, we’ll provide you with some meat is tight and uniform. If the roast is bone-in, favorite fall recipes from local Raleigh restau- same procedure, but you do not need to tie it up. rants—both new and old—and talk with a few of In a hot roasting pan, brown the onions, carrots, Raleigh’s fashion-forward retailers about what’s celery and parsnips with oil. Add the pork roast, hot this fall. skin side up. Fill the pan with about two inches of stock and Capital Club 16 pour one bottle of beer over it. Place pan in the oven, 16 W Martin St | 919.832.6866 roast/braise for three hours or more, basting every www.capitalclub16.com 30 minutes with the pan juices. At the two-and-a- Capital Club 16 is located in the historic Capital half hour mark, pour the last beer over the roast. If Club Building at 16 West Martin Street in down- you notice that the liquid is getting low in the pan at Preparation: Lightly coat eight (-ounce) oven-safe town Raleigh. We serve a seasonally-conscious any time, add more stock. When the meat is done, ramekins or one (-inch) round cake pan with veg- menu of traditional American food with Euro- the juices should be clear and the internal tempera- etable spray. In a small skillet, combine one cup of pean infl uences. Th is autumn and winter we will ture should be above 155 degrees. Th e skin should the sugar with the water and bring to a boil over be roasting and braising meats and serving local- be getting crispy. However, if the internal tempera- medium-high heat. Cook, swirling constantly, until ly-grown fruits and vegetables from the region. ture is over 155 degrees and you let it stay in a little the sugar melts and turns golden brown, about ten As the seasons change, so do we. longer, the meat will become more tender. minutes. Immediately remove the pan from the Look forward to meeting you, Take the roast out of the pan and let it rest, at heat and pour the caramel into the prepared dishes, Jake Wolf, Chef/Owner least 30 minutes. Crisp up the skin in the broiler rotating the cups or pan to evenly coat the bottom. if it’s not crunchy. In a small sauce pan, mix equal Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. Bring a kettle parts fl our and oil and cook about four minutes of water to boil. In a large bowl, whisk the remain- on medium heat. Place the roasting pan on the ing half cup of sugar into the pumpkin puree. Add stove top and bring juices to a simmer, whisk- the condensed, evaporated, and whole milks along ing in fl our mixture for gravy consistency. Strain with the cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and eggs and the gravy, slice the roast and serve with potatoes, blend until smooth. Pour the mixture into the car- spaetzle or buttered noodles and don’t forget to amel-lined ramekins or cake pan.

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