Dino's Infamous 10 Courses of Duck Version 6


Dinner with the Duck

Tuesday February 28 & Wednesday February 29 at 7:00pm

Just when you thought is was safe to waddle into the duck pond again, brace yourself.  We bring a quacking good night with a raft of bad puns and a flush of great duck dishes and a flock of amazing beer & wine.  Just LEAP into the middle of the flock.  Don't be a puddle duck.  It would be Daffy to miss it!

Dinner with the Duck is a 10 dish tasting celebrating everything ducky.  Dr Joe Jerglewicz is our duck supplier, and we will be using every part of his Pekin Ducks to bring you this special night.  So before its time to fly south for the winter, come is and enjoy our feast.  It looks like a lot of food, and it is, but this is a tasting portion sized menu.  As always, our selections are tentative due to the vagaries of Mother Nature.  We have limited spaces so don't squawk if you can't join the flock!

The cost of the meal is $59 per person plus tax & gratuity.  We will have a Montalcino Trio flight available for $30 and an Italian Beer flight for $18. Please call the restaurant for reservations as you cannot reserve thru open table for this event.  Have your credit card handy when you call to guarantee you reservation. 202-686-2966


The menu:

duck leg Vietnamese summer roll

duck fat oven roasted potatoes w/bottarga

confit of duck neck & duck butt

duck fat baci
scallop & duck liver stuffed duck fat

Tuscan scrapple
duck sausage stuffed duck neck  w/maple syrup

duck & mushroom soup

duck beggars purse pasta

duck confit salad
with house young ginger mostarda

stewed duck leg with Tuscan Mole

saffron panna cotta with caramelized duck cracklings

Menu is tentative and may change because of availability of seasonal ingredients at the market or because of too much drinking by the chef!  Bring your own Lipitor.  Don't look back, the duck may be gaining on you.  A duck in hand is a good thing!  A duck in nine saves time... no wait, a duck in 10 courses is too much which is just about perfect!  Past performance is not guarantee of future performance, but it was pretty damn tasty.  Don't miss out!