Killer V-Day menu at Kanella

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Killer V-Day menu at Kanella

POSTED: Friday, February 6, 2009, 5:37 PM
Filed Under: Food News | Menu Time
Lemon mousse at Kanella
Photo | Shirley Nicole Fonner

In this week's What's Cooking, Nikki Volpicelli highlights some sweet Valentine's Day deals for you and yours. Here's another good option for you if you're the procrastinatory type and have yet to secure a table (hurry up, dude!) — chef Konstantinos Pitsillides' acclaimed Cypriot BYO Kanella (1001 Spruce St., 215-922-1773) is offering a four-course menu for $55. They'll be open for 5 to 11 p.m. on Feb. 14. And most importantly, they're not fully booked up yet. (That won't last long.)

Full menu after the jump.

RELATED: The Transporter: Kanella flies you all the way to Cyprus.

First course

Choice of:

Duo of Vegetarian Bureki served with marinated Labneh

Koupes: Bulgur wheat and spiced ground lamb croquettes with pickled vegetables and yogurt

Salt cod fritters with scordalia and Z’aatar bread

Traditional Houmous soup, with olives and scallions

Second course


Horiatiki Salad: Village salad

Main course

Choice of:

Elafi: Venison osso bucco with wheat berries and pearl onion, garnished with crispy baby eggplant

Hirino: Grilled pork tenderloin served with chick pea fritters and an okra and tomato stew

Psari: Pan-fried mahi mahi served with crispy pasta and baby broad beans

Pouleriko: Pan-roasted organic free range corn-fed Cornish hen with crushed cumin and coriander seeds, served with roasted root vegetables and crispy leeks

Vegetarian mousaka served with a warm green bean salad

Glika/sweets

Choice of:

Assortment of traditional Cypriot pastries

Mahalepi: Middle Eastern rosewater pudding garnished with pistachios

Chocolate fondant with orange ice cream

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