Le Bon Magot sampling at Eddies of Roland Park: Mark your calendar
So, I ran into Amy today who I haven’t seen in eons and we were playing catch up with our lives. We both discovered that we were at the Summer Fancy Food Show; she was scouting new products and food trends for Eddie’s of Roland Park.
Our conversation proceeded with what did you see that you liked? I mentioned that a company that I saw at Natural Products Expo East that I LOVED, was at the Fancy Food Show and they won 5 SOFI Awards and she knew exactly who I was talking about, Le Bon Magot.
She informed me that Eddie’s of Roland Park carries their amazing small batch chutney, dressings, jams and preserves. And, in fact, Amy is doing a demonstration this Sunday, at Eddie’s located at 6213 N. Charles Street on of the Le Bon Magot products from 11 am to 3 pm. GO, GO AND GO…the products are small batch, free of gluten, MSG and preservatives and the best thing you will have tasted in years.
The pricing reflects the quality. You can order on line, but then you have shipping costs. They are ideal with cheeses, on top of meats or a spoonful straight from the jar — personally, I mixed some with a bit of mayonnaise for dipping my artichoke leaves. I actually wrote them up for the Baltimore Post Examiner as my number one pick for the best holiday gift for food lovers and so did Food & Wine for gifts under $20.
The flavor combinations span the globe: Africa, the Middle East and South Asia.
GO, GO, GO… great chance to taste these fruits, vegetable and spice combinations. Buy, buy, buy—for yourself and oh, how you will impress others when you serve these items.
Le Bon Magot – Product demo and tasting
Sunday, July 16 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Eddies of Roland Park – 6213 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21212
Don’t forget to tell Amy, Dara says hello!
For Dara Bunjon if it is food, Dara Does It, in fact, that is the name of her company which offers creative solutions for the food industry the likes of public relations, marketing, social media, cookbook compilations, food styling, culinary events, networking and freelance writing. You will now find Dara applying her broad range of culinary skills as a food stylist for television chefs/cookbook authors the likes of Steven Raichlen, Sara Moulton, Nick Malgieri, and Nathalie Dupree. Dara Bunjon lives, eats, dreams and writes about food and isn’t hesitant to share her views and experiences about restaurants, culinary trends, recipes, cookbooks or even her childhood food memories. She has been on the food scene for too many years to mention. Known both in Baltimore and nationally, Dara Bunjon is a former member of Women Chefs and Restaurateurs’ national public relations committee.
In the past, she has written for Style Magazine, Foodservice Monthly, Mid-Atlantic Restaurant Digest, Urbanite and other sundry publications. Since 2004 she has maintained an award-winning food-related blog called Dining Dish. She co-authored her first cookbook Yum! Tasty Recipes from Culinary Greats in association with Studio Spear. And has written Baltimore restaurant reviews for Gayot.com
Dara believes food is subjective; everyone’s taste is different and she enjoys bringing you to her table to commiserate and enjoy lively discourse.
Considered one of Baltimore’s food influencers, you can follow her on Twitter and Instagram @daracooks.