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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Konstantinos Pitsillides of Kanella (1001 Spruce St.) tells us he's removing the ever-popular goat dish from his menu to make room for something new. "It became a signature dish," Pitsillides says of his long-running goat stew, topped with okra and wheat berries. "It's what everybody loved, but I removed it because I wanted another signature dish." Since last Friday, he's been serving a brand-new suckling pig entrée in its place. Twenty-five bucks gets you a plate featuring meat from 20-pound whole baby porkers Pitsillides rubs with lard and his own spice blend before slow-roasting for up to three hours; he serves up the pork with love letter pasta tossed with cheese and sweet peas. "The response is very good," Pitsillides says of the new whole-hog dish; in the past week, he's served it 60 times, which translates roughly to two piglets.

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Posted 2010-05-14 13:17:42
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