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POP UP ALERT: WHISK’S RAMEN SUPPER CLUB IS HAPPENING AUG 20 + 21 IN JP

Written by DAN MCCARTHY Posted July 26, 2015 Filed Under: Eats, LIFESTYLE

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Pictured: Philip Kruta (L) and Jeremy Kean (R). Images by Dan McCarthy

The weekend is over. Long live the weekend.

 

You need something to pick up your spirits. And considering we can’t get you a better job, a nicer apartment, or a fat sack of cash (and if we could, we’d have first dibs anyway) instead we can break the news to you that Jeremy Kean and Philip Kruta, the beloved local maestros behind the Whisk series of pop up supper clubs have just pulled together their next event.

 

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Image taken at the new Whisk kitchen while snaking on their wares.

It’s called “WHISKy – Ramen – Blues!” and will feature a la carte and tasting-menu options for hand-pulled craft ramen presented in locally-made Ogusky ceramics, Japanese whiskey and sake, and a live blues band. This is the third pop up in the team’s new home now that they’ve permanently taken over the Fazenda Cafe kitchen in Jamaica Plain, right across from the Forest Hills MBTA station at 3710 Washington Street.

 

Diners are invited to show up any time between 6pm-11pm, and the menu will be presented a la carte or as a full tasting menu.

 

Kean says that the piece-by-piece build out of the space is moving forward, and as they continue to build out the restaurant these hosting the pop-ups in their new permanent home is a way to invite locals in to share the ride.

 

The sample menu is below and the team says it’s subject to change based on what is available and what they find leading just up until they start cooking. Walk-ins are welcomed, but reservations can be made by calling or texting 617-756-7572.

 

WHISKy – Ramen – Blues! sample menu:

Oysters on moss

Pickled blackberry

Basil granite

 

Aged duck ramen + the works (all local)

 

 Ben’s wild mushroom ramen + the works (all local)

 

Roasted oysters and biscuits

Sorrel butter

Nasturtium jelly

 

Clay-baked pork belly

Roasted berries

Rhode Island rose hip smoke

Parsley pudding

 

Baked oysters and pork belly

Ramp butter

Sourdough

 

Foraged garlic and sorrel

 

Wild mushroom pie

Flowers

Sugar beans goat cheese

Wild onions

DAN MCCARTHY
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Dan is a freelance journalist and has written for publications including Vice, Esquire, the Daily Beast, Fast Company, Pacific Standard, MEL, Leafly, Thrillist, and DigBoston.

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Filed Under: Eats, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: blues, ceramics, Fazenda cafe, hand pulled ramen, hyperlocal, japanese whiskey, Jeremy Kean, mushroom, Oysters, Philip Kruta, pop-up, pork belly, supper club, whisk

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