Kanella and The Foodery crew up for Philly Beer Week

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Kanella and The Foodery crew up for Philly Beer Week

POSTED: Wednesday, June 2, 2010, 4:25 PM
Philly Beer Week is such an omnipresence that even the BYOs are getting in on it. At Kanella (1001 Spruce St.), chef Konstantinos Pitsillides is cooking a "head to toe" dinner, paired with international beers provided by The Foodery, on Monday, June 7. Pitsillides, who's passionate about honoring the whole animal, will cook cuts like lamb's tongue, duck liver and rabbit saddle; for dessert he's doing a milk custard using mastic, the uncommon ingredient Trey Popp told you about recently in our food section. The six-course, seven-beer dinner, which'll start at 6 p.m., costs $85; tickets are available at both Foodery locations (837 N. Second St. and 324 S. 10th St.) as well as at the restaurant. Full menu, with beer pairings, after the jump. Pretty Things Jack D'or Saison and Baby Tree Quadruple // Lamb tongue and pickled vegetables 1809 Berlinner Weisse // Pan fried baby sepia and tabouleh Schlenkerla Helles Lager // Duck liver with onions and onion seed and Zaatar spiced crostini Cantillon Gueuze // Beetroot salad with cilantro and Kefaloytri cheese and a yogurt and tahini dressing served Dulle Teve Triple // Grillled saddle of rabbit with fingerling potatoes and wild nettles Cider Bouche Etienne Dupont // Mahalepi: Lebanese Milk Custard with Mastic gum

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