Boilermaker becomes The Butcher and Brewer tonight

The Butcher and Brewer is replacing Boilermaker with a "meatery" new menu.

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Boilermaker becomes The Butcher and Brewer tonight

POSTED: Friday, September 28, 2012, 1:37 PM

Beginning tonight at 5 p.m. the 11th Street space that was once Boilermaker (216 S. 11th St.) is transforming itself into a new concept from the folks at the Grainery Group, The Butcher and Brewer

The new idea isn't all that far off from Boilermaker with 40 local taps, high end versions of the city-wide special, 20 wines by the glass and cocktails all happening behind the bar. The big changes are happening in the kitchen with chef Jenny Choplin formerly of Watkins Drinkery. This self dubbed "meatery" will be focusing on local nose-to-tail dining, charcuterie and cheeses. The kitchen will be serving the full menu from 5 p.m. until midnight daily and charcuterie will be available until 1:30 a.m. 

Charcuterie and Cheese 

Finochionna

Duck prosciutto

Pancetta Tessa

Lasso Ham

Roaring 40’s : blue cheese from Australia

Cabbot Cloth Bound : cheddar from Vermont

Meats 

Poussin : herbs de provence butter : chicken jus

Branzino : fines herb : lemon : pastichio oil

Venison Loin : grapes : fig vinocotto : thyme

Green Meadow Farms Pork Chop : pears stuffing : carmalized onion jus 

Snake River Farms Wagyu Ribeye : bearnaise sauce

St. Lois Pork Ribs: mesquite

Lamb Pie

Sides

Root Vegetable Gratin: parsnips : celery : cauliflower : garlic : thyme

Warm Salad of Roasted Local Wild Mushrooms and Farro : balsamic glaze

Endives au Buerre: butter : lemon : aged goat cheese : chives. 

Sauted Watercress with Garlic Cream: watercress : lemon : hot pepper : garlic

Baked Stuffed Apple: apple : walnut stuffing

Pumpkin Bread Pudding: butternut squash : pumpkin custard

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