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What's in this Issue:
• Letter From Tom
Learn about the
inspiration for Tom's
newest offspring,
Lola.
• Autumn Recipe
The recipe
customers have
been begging for.
• About Town
Where you can meet
Tom and our chefs
outside of our
restaurants.
• On the Scene
Tom and our staff
pick their favorite
local eateries.
• Upcoming Events
A tribute to Julia
Child and more...
• Side Dish
A miscellany of news
and food facts.
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Food Glorious Food
Oliver! is coming to the Paramount Theatre, and given the signature song, how fitting it is that Tom Douglas Catering makes delicious treats for all the concessions in the theatre! Come by early for a light meal, a sweet treat, or an icy cocktail all season long.
4 digs, 4 chefs, for Fall
The chefs of Dahlia, Etta's, Palace & Lola share their most coveted fall dish...showing up shortly on a menu near you!
Scotch Broth-Braised Lamb Neck, Escarole & Rye Bread Dumplings
—Mark Fuller, Dahlia Lounge
Cider Braised Pork Cheeks with Savory Apple Fritters
—Sean Hartley, Palace Kitchen
Maple cured pork loin, spice roasted apples & caramelized sweet potatoes
—Chris Schwarz, Etta's
Roasted lamb shank & root vegetables
—Dan Braun, Lola
Trick or Treat, Good to Eat
The Dahlia Bakery will be serving up some spooky treats and creepy classics this October. Come down to pick up your Halloween treats like spider web & pumpkin cookies, graveyard cupcakes and caramel apples. When you bring the little goblins in, we'll treat them to a decorated pumpkin cookie, and if you're lucky...a trick!
Did you Know?
That the Irish brought the tradition of pumpkin carving to America? The tradition originally started with the carving of turnips. When the Irish immigrated to the U.S., they found pumpkins a plenty, and pumpkins were much easier to carve for their ancient holiday.
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