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August 8, 2008

The Eat in Season Challenge: Donna's

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Donna's in Charles Village is the fourth of eight restaurants to take the Eat in Season Challenge. Once a month one of them offers an all-local menu (some prix fixe, some not) for a week. So far, Watertable in the Inner Harbor, Brass Elephant and Joe Squared Pizza have participated. I don't have much sense of how successful they were; anybody know?

Anyway, this month's restaurant is Donna's in Charles Village. The Eat in Season menu will be offered tomorrow through Aug. 16. Here it is: ... 


tomato consommé with local goat cheese  8.50

homemade fresh mozzarella and tomatoes with basil and olive oil  8.50

white corn flan  9.00

Maryland crab salad with cantaloupe and fresh mint  13.00

soft-shell crabs with farmers market succotash  22.00

sweet and sour Fairy Tale eggplants  6.00

Springfield Farms pork tenderloin with peach chutney  24.00

roasted capon with lemon verbena and fingerling potatoes  22.00

 
[Photo of chefs Brian Price (l.) and Andy Thomas courtesy of Donna's]

Posted by Elizabeth Large at 5:21 AM | | Comments (5)
        

Comments

The Gershwins said it best: "Summertime, and the livin' is easy..."

What makes an eggplant "fairy tale"? Not sure I wanna know.

It's a hybrid name; I guess I should capitalize it. EL

White corn flan--sounds divine!

Dahlink - if you eat it, you grow larger, and have some trippy adventures.

Thanks, Alice! That takes me back to the 60s!

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