Karelia Kitchen: $49 for a Gourmet Picnic Meal for Two with Chicken and Dessert ($95 Value)
Today’s Groupon Toronto Daily Deal of the Day: Karelia Kitchen: $49 for a Gourmet Picnic Meal for Two with Chicken and Dessert ($95 Value)
Buy now for only $
49
Value $95
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The Groupon Deal
- C$49 for a picnic meal for two (C$95 value)
- Packed into recycled containers with biodegradable cutlery, napkins, and plates
The picnic meal includes:
- One 12-ounce side of potato salad with duck egg
- One 12-ounce side of cabbage slaw
- Duck liver pate with flatbreads, mustard, and pickles
- Boneless cold-fried buttermilk chicken
- Aged-cheddar biscuits with ranch sauce
- Two pieces of flourless chocolate cake
- Five miniature cookies
- Two cans of blood-orange soda
This is a limited 5-day only sale that will expire at midnight on Sunday, June 7, 2015.
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In a Nutshell
Duck-liver pate, buttermilk fried chicken, flourless cake, and sides for two, all packed into eco-conscious takeout containers
The Fine Print
Reservation required. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per visit. No cash back or credit. Must call to book in advance to ensure availability of all items.
Karelia Kitchen
http://www.kareliakitchen.com/
1194 Bloor Street West
Toronto, ON M6H 1N2
+16477481194
In the 1960s and 70s, Karelia was known throughout Toronto—in addition to being a region along the Finnish-Russian border—as the name of a contemporary design company headed by Latvian architect Janis Kravis. Today, it’s perhaps better known as a restaurant. Helmed by Kravis’s son, Leif, and his wife, Karelia Kitchen may work with food instead of furniture—but it still focuses on the elegant simplicity of Nordic design. The casual restaurant is primarily a smokehouse that juxtaposes the region’s culinary techniques and recipes with local, organic ingredients. According to Post City, Leif handles all the smoking, using shaved hickory to accentuate salmon, trout, organic chicken, hunter’s sausage, and Quebec goat cheese with a “nice pungent flavour that doesn’t overpower.’”
These tender, smoky staples form the core of the restaurant’s menu, which includes platters of seared duck breast, braised beef short ribs, and other Nordic entrees. There’s also nine variations on the smørrebrød—an open-faced sandwich. In the spirit of the elder Kravis’s modern design, many of these dishes are displayed in long glass cases and served on sleek, minimalist dinnerware.
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