Editor's note: The original collaboration between Duck Duck Goat and DanDan scheduled for Aug. 29 was postponed and will now take place Sept. 12.
A taste of Chef Stephanie Izard’s Duck Duck Goat is coming to Milwaukee, thanks to a one-day-only meal kit collaboration with the folks at DanDan, 360 E. Erie St.
Chef Izard and Chefs Daniel Jacobs and Dan Van Rite of DanDan have hosted a variety of collaborative dinners over the years. This time – in the spirit of mutual support – the chefs have once again joined forces for this one-of-a-kind carry-out experience.
The collaborative meal kit for two, which features some of Izard’s favorite dishes from Duck Duck Goat as well as a DanDan signature, is currently available for pre-order, with pick-up taking place on Saturday, Sept. 12 between 1 and 3 p.m. at DanDan.
The menu includes:
- Duck Duck Goat’s Merchant Seafood shrimp and farm veggie slap noodles (pictured above)
- Beef and bone marrow potstickers (main photo)
- DanDan tomato and kohlrabi salad with silken tofu, charred scallion and mustard greens
- Duck Duck Goat’s mango coconut cloud dessert and almond cookies
Each kit is $75 and includes dinner for two complete with detailed cooking instructions and access to live cooking videos.
Get yours
Pre-orders can be placed online via Tock (with pick-up on Saturday). On Sept. 12, guests can pick-up their meals at their chosen time at DanDan. Pick-up is contact-free; guests should call the restaurant at (414) 488-8036 when they arrive and someone will bring the kit out to them.
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