For new ideas on what to fix this fall, check out our website for great recipes, or come by our North Raleigh or Cary locations. No matter what the season, The Butcher’s Market is always stocked with a variety of fresh meats, poultry, and fish that will tempt your taste buds in cold weather or warm.

Add one of our simple to prepare vegetable selections and you’ll have everything you need for a quick weeknight treat. For an easy, yet elegant meal, cook some egg noodles while you broil our delicious marinated beef tips. Pastas are also warm and filling comfort food to enjoy as the days get shorter. Or, broil up a dinner of the other white meat! Our all-natural Heritage Breed Pork is juicy and flavorful. Our chicken is raised cage free, with plenty of space, fresh air, water and sunlight, and is, of course, antibiotic and hormone free. We offer handcrafted goods by local bakery, Stick Boy Bread Co., so it’s easy to grab a loaf while you’re hear.įire up the oven to roast a chicken, turkey or duck. Pair a stew, soup or chili with some warm, crusty bread. Because these meats are so lean, they’re not ideal to grill like a burger, but when slow cooked until tender, with other vegetables, beans and gravies, they shine. If you want to try something different, use exotic meat in your stew or chili, like camel or venison. Or try a mixture of ground beef and pork for more flavor depth–we can grind different combinations of meats to most specifications. You’ll get a lean (15%) fat ratio that is just enough to give your meal flavor, without being heavy. If you want to use traditional meat, our ground beef is ground fresh daily, from chuck and inside top sirloin round. Stews or chili make a warm and hearty meal-perfect for football tailgating or to come home to after a Saturday of kid activities. One of the best places to find both is at The Butcher’s Market. Fall is the ideal time to experiment with new recipes and new ingredients. Drink less Lemon Shandies, but more Pumpkin Ale. We may do less grilling, but more stewing. It’s fall, and even though we may miss the long, warm summer days, now we can enjoy meals that are just perfect for cooler weather. Plus, we have plenty of other events throughout the year! Halloween, Pride in the Park, IML, and a CircuitMOM Take Over or two (hopefully in a city near you) just to name a few.Get Your Stomach Ready for Fall-At The Butcher’s Market We hope to see you in a few weeks, but if you miss out on Market Days this year for any reason, you know we’ll be back again next year. There is high demand for these tickets, so you shouldn’t have an issue selling yours. Do not accept any sort of print out or photocopy. The paper tickets from The Men’s Room should be purchased in person from the seller and look just like a regular concert ticket. If you are looking to purchase tickets, please purchase from a trusted source like Ticketmaster. If you purchased your tickets locally from The Men’s Room, you can easily sell those paper tickets.

You are more than welcome to sell your ticket(s) through Ticketmaster’s resale site which can be done once you sign into your Ticketmaster account, or click this link. If you happen to be showing symptoms of Monkeypox, we ask that you do not attend. If you do not feel safe attending our events due to potential exposure, we completely understand. We are closely monitoring all state of Illinois, city of Chicago, and CDC protocols regarding Monkeypox, and will activate any public health/well being policies put forth by our local government. Your safety is of the utmost concern to us. The LGBTQ+ community reached a vaccination rate higher than that of any other group for COVID-19, and we have no doubt that it will be the same for Monkeypox once the vaccine is more readily available. Your local governments and health agencies will be able to direct you to when and where the Monkeypox vaccine will be available to you. If you’re struggling to make a decision, we ask that you check with your primary care provider for further guidance on the risks to you specifically. There’s no way for us to check someone’s Monkeypox vaccination status as we were able to with COVID-19, so please use your own best judgment and comfort level on attending any type of public event(s). Many of you have been reaching out to us regarding the Monkeypox virus that is circulating throughout the US, so we decided it was in our best interest and the interest of all of you attending to put out a statement.ĭue to limited testing, access to vaccines, and government support, there isn’t much we can do.

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