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    Thursday
    Oct132011

    TRG Craves...Root Veggies

    As the air becomes brisk and the days get shorter, our cravings for root vegetables return in full force. While carrots and potatoes are tasty, we get excited to explore dishes that feature lesser utilized roots like turnips, beets, parsnips, rutebega and more. Scroll down to get the full story on where we get our root fix. 


    MARKET BuckheadTaylor Farms beet salad, yogurt, chilies and herbs; spicy glazed carrots

    FLIPbeet salad, date, arugula, goat cheese

    HD1 – braised carrot, substitute for sausage or hot dog

    INC.red beet and jicama salad, spinach, red cabbage, cactus candy, sesame seeds and soy cider vinaigrette

    Osteria 832 eggplant parmigiana, roasted eggplant, mozzarella, parmigiano, bread crumbs, pomodoro sauce, spaghetti

    Miller Union – braised lamb shank, glazed sweet potatoes and braised greens

    Sotto Sotto – roasted beets, radish trio, hazelnuts, arugula, lemon and olive oil

    4th & Swiftwood grilled Kurobuta pork belly, glazed Scarlett queen turnips, beech mushrooms, parsnip ribbons, red chile-muscadine glaze

    elevenpan roasted South Carolina chicken roulade, spinach, chicken liver mousse, rainbow carrots, mashed potatoes, country tea chicken gravy

    Evelyn Paulsweet potato pot stickers, soy ginger dipping sauce

    Abattoirbeets, arugula, ricotta, apples, almonds

    Quinones at Bacchanalia - loin of veal, farro, turnips, mustard

    Bacchanalia - Georgia rainbow trout with hakurei turnips, mustard greens, apple and bacon consommé

    Southern Art - butter bibb and herb with breakfast radish, endive, grapes, preserved lemon vinaigrette

    Ocean Prime - candied yams with marshmallow brulee

    Herons at The Umstead Hotel and Spa - veal sweetbreads with celery root soubise, crispy maitakes, olive, preserved lemon, hazelnuts

     

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