No lie, a three course dinner for ten dollars and in fact, you get your angel wings because you are doing a good deed. This coming Thursday, March 31st the Hospitality & Tourism students from the National Academy Foundation High School, under the watchful eye and guidance of their mentor Chef’s Expression Catering, are going to experience what is like to build and run their own restaurant, from décor to degustation.
Before you read the menu, note that like any other restaurant reservations are required. There will be seatings at 6 p.m., 6:15 p.m., 7:15 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. - Guests can make reservations by emailing Christina Bracknell at cbracknell@bcps.k12.md.us or by calling 443-984-1599.
Like any good restaurant, the menu theme uses locally sourced ingredients where possible and oooh laa laa, the menu has a French accent. The guests will be able to choose from a menu of 3 first course meals ranging from fish to salad, 3 entrées including a chicken, beef or duck meal, concluding with 2 dessert options; banana ice cream or a chocolate cheesecake. This experience will give the hospitality students a real taste of the details in running a restaurant for one night.
FIRST COURSE
(choice of one)
Chesapeake Bouillabaisse
Mussels, Rockfish and Shrimp in a Rich Tomato Broth with Crusty French Bread
Green Salad
Baby Greens tossed with Tangerines and Orange Mirin Vinaigrette
Cream of Crab Bisque
Jumbo Lumps of Crab in a Garlic Scented Cream Soup
ENTRÉE
(choice of one)
Coq au Vin
Braised Chicken cooked in Red Wine
Roasted Vegetables
Baby Potatoes
Bison Bourguignon
Gunpowder Bison Meat in a Rich Red Wine Sauce
Roasted Vegetables
Baby Potatoes
Duck ala Orange
Roasted Duck with an Orange Sauce
Roasted Vegetables
Baby Potatoes
DESSERT
(choice of one)
Fried Bananas
Fosters Sauce with French Vanilla Ice Cream
Caramel Chocolate Cheesecake
$10 per person
National Academy Foundation - 500 N Caroline St
Baltimore, MD 21205
Reservations: cbracknell@bcps.k12.md.us or by calling 443-984-1599
The National Academy Foundation Schools serve Baltimore City public schools students. The high school program is designed to provide unique school-to-career experience for students. NAF High School works with local businesses and industry leaders to provide training and education to students that equips them for entry level jobs in their chosen industry.
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