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LIFESTYLE LETTER

OCTOBER 2021 PUBLISHER

Greg Scott | greg.scott@lifestylepubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

It’s Time to Whet Your Appetite

Jennifer Lorenzetti | jennifer.lorenzetti@lifestylepubs.com AD DESIGNER

Evan Deuvall

WE GO THROUGH IT DAILY. Common questions in any household revolve around

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what is for dinner. Or perhaps you contemplate options for lunch with coworkers and

Sara Minor

friends. And, of course, we cannot forget breakfast, the most important meal of the

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day, right? Or perhaps you just need that snack to tide you over.

Brian Petro, Ally Straczek

Decisions, decisions. South Dayton Lifestyle is all about options. That is why we visited with our friends at Dorothy Lane Market, who shared some delicious recipes for our “Foodie” issue. You will also receive a historic perspective of this popular venue, which has three convenient locations in the South Dayton market. Also, you will want to read guest contributor Brian Petro’s profile on five restaurants with deep ties to the Dayton community. Every Daytonian will enjoy the “Smart Guy in a Tie” take on Dayton food roots. As we prepare meals for families and friends, it is important for the process to be as smooth as possible. We all covet organization and accessibility. One of our partners, ShelfGenie, does wonderful work to eliminate any frustration that you may have

CORPORATE TEAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore

in the kitchen. South Dayton Lifestyle’s Ally Straczek visited with ShelfGenie pro

ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor

Marianne Egbers, to learn what she can do to make our lives much easier as we are

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson

preparing delicious meals.

AD MANAGER Chad Jensen REGIONAL SALES DIRECTOR Eric Williams

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INSIDE THE ISSUE OCTOBER 2021

FEATURES 14 Homearama® Lifestyle Edition Presented by CenterPoint Energy

18 Embrace Your Kitchen Space Helpful Hints to Put the Joy into Your Kitchen Space!

22 History on Your Plate Dayton’s Historic Restaurants Give Flavor of the Past and the Present

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28 Dorothy Lane Market Good Taste for Generations

28 DEPARTMENTS 4

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Around Town

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28 Culinary Creations 34 Lifestyle Calendar

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INAUGURAL STAIR CLIMB EVENT TO BENEFIT THE AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION The American Lung Association in Ohio is hosting its first ever Fight For Air Climb at 6pm on Oct. 22, at Day Air Ballpark in Dayton.

classical system. DeRosa, active in his high school in activities including ice hockey and teen mentoring, plans to major in physics in college.

THREE LOCAL STUDENTS AWARDED CLASS 101 SCHOLARSHIPS In August, Class 101 Dayton hosted a scholar-

Registration is open for the event, which

ship reception to honor three graduates from the

invites individuals, families, groups of friends,

Class of 2021 with cash scholarships. Jordan Babb

corporate teams, and first responders to

and Abby Hoehn, graduates of Springboro High

climb Day Air Ballpark, totaling 956 stairs. For

School, each received a $500 local scholarship

those who want an extra challenge, a Triple

from Class 101 Dayton owners Karen and Tony

Climb option includes a total of 2,868 stairs.

DeRosa. Jenna Norman, graduate of Clinton-

Additionally, a Firefighter Challenge will be

Massie High School, received the $1,000 national

available for first responders, as well as a Kids

101 Scholar award from Class 101 Founder and

Klimb. All participants will have field access to

CEO Tom Pabin. Only four national 101 Scholar

run the bases under the lights of the stadium.

awards were given this year.

Registration for the Fight For Air Climb is cur-

At both the local and national levels, the 101

rently $35 and includes a $100 fundraising mini-

Scholar award celebrates students who excel in

mum. For more information and to register, visit

leadership in making a difference in their com-

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munities. Norman is attending Ohio Wesleyan

SPRINGBORO HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR COMPLETES MIT SUMMER PROGRAM Alexander “AJ” DeRosa, a Springboro High School senior, participated in the Massachusetts

University (OWU). She was an active volunteer in Clinton County, and she is the Ohio founder and leader of Youth Advocates for Change. She is committed to the cheer squad at OWU, and she plans to pursue pre-law studies.

Institute of Technology (MIT) Beaver Works

Babb is attending Lee University, where he is

Summer Institute (BWSI). The summer engineer-

majoring in business. Earlier this year Babb achieved

ing program for talented rising high school seniors

the rank of Eagle Scout for his project designing and

was hosted by the MIT Lincoln Laboratory Beaver

completing a makeover of the teacher/staff break

Works Center, a research center in Cambridge

room at Springboro High School.

jointly chartered by MIT Lincoln Laboratory and the MIT School of Engineering.

software course, after being originally nominated

Hoehn is attending Butler University, where she is majoring in strategic communications and

DeRosa was selected through a competi-

participates in the honors program. Throughout

tive process for MIT BWSI’s inaugural quantum

high school she dedicated service to the

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community by starting a Warmth from the Heart charity in Springboro and serving with the Warren County Teen Alliance Council. The Class 101 scholarship competition began in 2018, as a national contest. This year the applications submitted from the Miami Valley area were also reviewed by an independent panel of judges for the local scholarship.

WARPED WING TO OPEN NEW LOCATION A popular Dayton-based craft brewery is expanding into Warren County this fall. Warped Wing Brewing Company plans to open a new brewery and taproom in Mason. It will be located at the corner of Rt. 42 and Tylersville Rd. in the former Brazenhead Irish Pub location. The 13,000-square-foot facility will include a large taproom with an outdoor biergarten and small pilot brewing system. It will be Warped Wing’s third location, joining its flagship downtown Dayton brewery and new barrel room and smokery in Springboro.

CROOKED HANDLE BREWERY OPENING A SECOND LOCATION Springboro-based

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Brewing Company is planning to launch a new brewpub next summer in downtown Piqua. The project will transform an existing 10,000-square-foot building, to include a brewery, warehouse style beer hall, full kitchen, event space, and outdoor biergarten overlooking Piqua’s Lock Nine Riverfront Park, which is undergoing redevelopment. Crooked Handle Brewing Company will be purchasing a property located at 123 N. Main St. from Piqua Granite and Marble Company. The brick structure dates back to the early 1900s, and was previously occupied by motorcycle and car dealerships, as well as numerous other users. New plans for the building call for the removal of various partitions and equipment, to highlight the historic character of the building. The updated configuration CONTINUED >

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AROUND TOWN of the structure will include two primary spaces:

To date, four buildings totaling 50,000 square

one for dining and the other for special events.

feet have been constructed, and four additional

The warehouse beer hall will be located in a for-

facilities with 20,000 square feet are planned in

mer garage space, and will be the primary drinking

the near future.

and dining area. It will feature views of the brewery

The latest tenant to sign a lease at Wright Station

operations and provide access to the extensive

is RE/MAX Victory + Affiliates, a real estate broker-

patio areas overlooking Lock Nine Park.

age that is occupying space at an 8,000-square-

The former display area, dubbed the “show-

foot building at 20 W. Central Ave. The RE/MAX

room,” features large windows along the Main St.

deal means this property is 100% occupied, with

frontage and will function as a flexible space that

Luminous V Nail Spa, which opened earlier this

can accommodate a variety of special events. A full

summer, and Jersey Mike’s Subs—a restaurant

service kitchen will be centrally located between

chain that launched around the same time—taking

the two public spaces, with an order and pickup

the rest of this space. In addition, a 5,000-square-foot building on 49 N.

window accessible to both sides.

DAYTON CONTEMPORARY DANCE COMPANY RECEIVES $771,000 GRANT Dayton

Contemporary

Dance

Company

(DCDC) received an institutional change grant of

Main St. is now occupied by Cassano’s Pizza King, which opened in July. One vacancy still remains in that building, and the developer behind the project says that it is finalizing a lease with another tenant for the unoccupied space.

$771,000 from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation,

Joining RE/MAX, Luminous, Jersey Mike’s,

as part of its Comprehensive Organizational

and Cassano’s are Warped Wing Barrel Room &

Health Initiative (COHI).

Smokery, the Springboro Performing Arts Center,

The COHI program aims to improve the struc-

Springboro Community Theatre, and Center Stage

tural and financial health of arts and culture orga-

Academy of the Arts. To ensure that there is enough

nizations that have been historically underserved

parking throughout the day, project developers and

by philanthropy.

the City of Springboro are working to add another

The Mellon grant provides the $771,000 across

40-50 spaces to the north side of Wright Station.

three years, which begins this year with the largest amount supplied, decreasing each following year. The grant allows DCDC to expand operations and resources, hire new staff, and be more aggressive in fundraising opportunities.

NEW PET CARE FACILITY OPENS IN KETTERING A new pet care facility has opened in Kettering. Genuine Pet Care, a for-profit pet care facility owned by Roddy & Roberts LLC, intends to operate out of the former SICSA building on Wilmington Pk. in Kettering. Genuine Pet Care offers boarding, dog daycare, dog camps, grooming, and retail needs. The company intends to offer late drop-off and pickup, to make hours of operation suitable for everyone.

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EMBRACE YOUR KITCHEN SPACE ARTICLE ALLY STRACZEK

PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED BY MARIANNE EGBERS

HELPFUL HINTS TO PUT THE JOY INTO YOUR KITCHEN SPACE!

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QUESTION 3: WHERE DO YOU HAVE WASTED SPACE? Identify the areas that you feel you are not using to their fullest potential. For the pantry, there are solutions that you can implement, based on how you cook, to make it easier to sort and find items you use the most. Cabinet shelving is a great way to maximize the cabinets that you currently have in the locations closest to your stove and oven. Once you have identified the areas of the kitchen that could use the OVER THE LAST 18 MONTHS, IT’S SAFE TO SAY THAT WE

most improvement in functionality and organizing, the rest is just fun and

HAVE ALL SPENT MORE TIME IN OUR KITCHENS. This space

games! Many of the upcoming design trends for the kitchen focus on

may serve as a home office or classroom, as well as a kitchen and

adding areas for storage and organization with a POP of color! And the

eating area. Spending that much time in one space probably has you

less time you spend looking for the right pan or spice, the more time you

daydreaming of change!

can spend trying all of the new recipes you find on TikTok. Bon appétit!

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COMMON K I TCHEN FRUS T R AT IONS

a great solution, but it often faces delays with unexpected supply

1. Pantry

issues, permits, and other complications. Plus, eating out can be dif-

2. Cabinets

ficult and more expensive than it was previously. Sometimes it’s bet-

3. Spice racks

After 10 years of working in kitchen renovations, Egbers has

ter to work with what you have in your kitchen. “Start with a tour around your kitchen,” advised Egbers. “By putting together a list of what works and what doesn’t work, you are ready to take the next step in making your kitchen a stress free zone.” Here are a few questions to ask yourself to put the joy back into your kitchen, by making the most of your current space.

K I TCHEN T RENDS 1. Brightly colored cabinets 2. Kitchen plate racks 3. Open/floating shelving 4. Kitchen larders 5. Colorful pantries

“ T here are a few simple ways to inf luenc e your daily k itchen routine so that when you c o ok in a b eautif ul, well- de signe d spac e, you get more excite d ab out the pro c e s s of c o ok ing! ”

QUESTION 1: WHAT EQUIPMENT OR APPLIANCES DO YOU USE THE MOST? You may have seven to eight skillets in your cabinets, but are you really using them all? “Don’t be afraid to store cooking equipment that you don’t use outside the kitchen,” advised Egbers. “It allows you to maximize the space in the kitchen and pantry for what you use most. Decluttering will save you money on your shopping budget, because it prevents you from buying too much of an item; but it also saves you time from rummaging through the pots, pans, spices, etc., to find what you are looking for in meal preparation.” QUESTION 2: WHAT IS THE BEST LOCATION FOR YOUR ITEMS? Cooking goes more smoothly when all of the items that you need to use together are stored closely to one another—for example, spices. Once you have organized the spices, make sure they are close to the stove and at arm’s length. That prevents you from leaving the stove area and digging into the back of the pantry or closet. If you are baking cookies, it’s a good idea to store your cookie sheets vertically or horizontally under your oven, for ease of use. CityLifestyle.com/SouthDayton

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DAYTON’S HISTORIC RESTAURANTS GIVE FLAVOR OF THE PAST AND THE PRESENT

OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS, DAYTON HAS EXPLODED WITH NEW DINING OPTIONS. In 2020 alone, 50 new restaurants opened in the region. All of these new options give diners in the area plenty of places to explore, from upscale Mexican fare to comfortable burger places. They attract the imagination—and the spending—of many hungry Daytonians. The drive to try out the latest and greatest new venue and to spread the word about the experience is a strong one. But what about the establishments that have been around for a while? The ones that started in one-room cabins and on the trails of the Buckeye State when we were still new to the country. These places, scattered all over the region, offer their own slice of history, alongside the rest of their menu. They have their own traditions, built over time and enjoyed by the people who dine there—anything from recipes passed down over the years to stunning architectural details unique to when the building was erected.

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Let’s take a look at some of the oldest restaurants in the area. They are listed in the order in which they opened, from the oldest operating in the region to some more recent additions to the dining scene. Every one of them has an incredible menu to explore, as well as a story that, in some way, goes back over a century. First we head to Lebanon. Golden Lamb, 27 S. Broadway St., Lebanon, OH 45036 (1803)—Established by Jonas Seaman in the same year that Ohio became a state, it is the oldest hotel in the state. Because reading was a rare skill, he hung an image of a golden lamb out front, from where the name derives. It established an early reputation as THE place to stop in Ohio, as many presidents and other famous people came to stay and dine there. It still serves excellent farm-to-table food and provides incredible service in its dining rooms and the Black Horse Tavern. The Florentine, 21 W. Market St., Germantown, OH 45327 (1814-16)—Built by the founder of Germantown, Philip Gunckel, to welcome travelers, The Florentine began its life as a hotel. Over the years fewer people stayed at the hotel, until it had to close in 1974. It was reopened a few years later and has become a staple of the community. Voted the “Best Hidden Gem” in 2018 Best of Dayton voting, it also claimed third place for the best grilled cheese. If you have not made the drive out there, it might be time to visit! Ye Olde Trail Tavern, 228 Xenia Ave., Yellow Springs, OH 45387 (1827)—Here we find the oldest operating tavern in Ohio. The back of the establishment,

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where the log structure is, is the original Eisha’s

Carillon Brewing Company, 1000 Carillon Blvd.,

Tavern. Over the decades it has been everything

Dayton, OH 45409 (2014)—Okay, hear me out. Yes,

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it is only seven years old. There are many older

and bar that we know and love. Its current menu

establishments of high standing in the Dayton

is an eclectic mix of many different bar foods,

region, like The Pine Club (1947), Treasure Island

including vegan and vegetarian options, often

Supper Club (1961), and even Mamma DiSalvo’s

with a German theme.

Italian Ristorante (1979). But the two things you get here that these other places do not offer? Period

The Engineers Club of Dayton, 110 E. Monument

accurate food and beer prepared the way they did it

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in the 19th century. It is the only working brewery in

established in 1914, in a nearby barn. When the

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club started to grow, it needed a building to provide

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YOU KNOW YOU’RE IN A SPECIAL KIND OF GROCERY STORE WHEN THE SIGN GREETING YOUR ARRIVAL IS IN LATIN. But this is the case with Dorothy Lane Market, a store that manages to be both sophisticated and accessible at the same time. The DLM story began in the early 1940s, when produce wholesaler Calvin Mayne married Vera Jane Pacey, the owner of a small fruit stand. Their son, Norman, would go on to open a fruit stand at the corner of Dorothy Ln. and Far Hills Ave. that would become Dorothy Lane Market. From the beginning, DLM has embodied an ethic of serving the community. During a blizzard in 1950, the store remained open when other establishments closed, so locals could get needed supplies. Norman did the same during the blizzard of 1978, saying, “We couldn’t close, because it was a part of our heritage from 1950 to stay open.” DLM may not regularly face blizzards, but the store remains focused on the needs and interests of the community. The store offers a cooking school, dedicated Certified Specialists of Wine, and one of the most popular arrays of gourmet food in the area. Additionally the store’s signature Killer Brownie® remains the storebought delicacy that you can take to a party and leave in the store’s clamshell container, letting everyone know you brought the real thing. It’s a long way from the little fruit stand where it began, but DLM remains an integral part of the Dayton community.

GOOD TASTE FOR GENERATIONS ARTICLE JENNIFER LORENZETTI PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF DOROTHY LANE MARKET

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PUMPKIN GINGERBREAD

Preheat oven to 350°F. In a large bowl, mix sugar, oil, eggs, and water. Beat in the pumpkin and spices. Set aside. + 3 cups sugar

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+ 1 cup vegetable oil

In another bowl, sift the flour, baking soda, baking powder,

+ 4 eggs

and salt. Add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients and

+ ⅔ cup water

stir until just mixed.

+ 1 (15 oz.) can DLM Organic Pumpkin + 2 tsp ground ginger

Pour into 2 greased or parchment-lined 5×9-inch loaf pans. Bake for 1 hour or until bread tests done.

+ 1 tsp cinnamon + 1 tsp nutmeg

Freezes beautifully.

+ 1 tsp cloves + 1 tsp allspice + 3 ½ cups flour + 2 tsp baking soda + ½ tsp baking powder + 1 ½ tsp salt

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SAUERKRAUT BALLS

Place the mashed potatoes in a mixing bowl. Add the sauerkraut, egg yolk, mustard, and chopped green onion. Mix well and Sauerkraut Balls

season to taste with the salt and pepper. Form the balls, using a

+ ½ lb mashed potatoes

small scoop (approximately 2 Tbsp). Place on a parchment-lined

+ 1 cup sauerkraut, drained well

sheet pan and chill for at least 30 minutes.

+ 1 egg yolk

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+ 2 Tbsp whole grain mustard

Set up a breading station, by seasoning the flour with seasoned

+ 1 Tbsp green onion, minced

salt in a shallow bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk the eggs with milk.

+ Salt and pepper to taste

Fill a shallow bowl or plate with the bread crumbs. Roll each cold

+ 1 cup flour

ball into the flour, then the egg wash, and roll in the bread crumbs.

+ 1 tsp seasoned salt, like Lawry’s®

Fry until golden brown and delicious, about 2-3 minutes. Serve

+ 1 egg

with sauce, if desired.

+ 1 Tbsp milk + 1½ cups bread crumbs + Oil for frying Sour Cream Mustard Sauce + ¾ cup sour cream + ¼ cup whole grain mustard + 1 Tbsp parsley, minced

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