Mother's Day Meal Kits from Marrow Detroit
This Mother's Day, The Dynami Foundation is partnering with Chef Sarah Welch of Marrow Detroit to provide a series of dining kits with 25% of proceeds benefiting breast cancer research, in particular their Restaurant Outreach Fund to provide preventative care and mammograms for Detroit-area hospitality workers. Chef Welch is offering three packages for dinner ($150), brunch ($80) and a mimosa kit ($60) for pre-order now and pick-up on Saturday, May 8th. Brunch menu includes Smoked Salmon Blini Platter, Asparagus & Burrata Salad, Petit Lorraine Quiche, Cinnamon Rolls. For dinner, the package features: Shrimp Toast, Cherry & Tomato Salad, Charred Asparagus, Pastrami Salmon and a Strawberry Tartlet. Mother's Day Meal Kits are limited and can be ordered here: https://www.toasttab.com/marrow/v3
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