Key Lime Tarts - 2 Pack
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Some restrictions applyThese individual Key Lime Tarts are the perfect amount of sweet and tart!
O’Donnell’s Market can trace its roots back to 1922, when founder Tom O’Donnell opened The Sea Grill in Washington, D.C. Its selection of fresh seafood made it one of the city’s most popular restaurants. This unique market specializes in fresh seafood, fine cuts of meat, fresh baked goods, and O’Donnell family recipes that have been beloved by generations of restaurant guests. No recipes are more revered than their crab cakes made with 98 percent jumbo lump crab, warm and cheesy crab dip loaded with fresh crab, indulgent and creamy shrimp and crab bisque, and for dessert, buttery rum buns made with a recipe that hasn’t changed since 1922.
This package serves 2 people and includes 2 Key Lime Tarts
- Each tart measures approx. 5" and weighs approx. 9 oz.
- Tarts ship fresh with ice packs, may thaw during transit.
- Upon arrival, store in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.
To Serve
- Top with whipped cream (not included)
- Enjoy!
- Key Lime Tart – Key Lime Juice, Egg Yolk, Condensed Milk, Graham Cracker Crumbs, Butter, Brown Sugar, Vanilla
A True Taste of Maryland, for Four Generations
A True Taste of Maryland, for Four Generations
O’Donnell’s Market can trace its roots back to 1922, when founder Tom O’Donnell opened The Sea Grill in Washington, DC. Its selection of fresh seafood made it one of the city’s most popular restaurants, and in 1956 it expanded to Bethesda, Maryland. And in 2015, the third and fourth generation of the O’Donnell family capitalized on that great reputation by opening O’Donnell’s Market in Potomac.
The unique market specializes in fresh seafood, fine cuts of meat, fresh baked goods and O’Donnell family recipes that were beloved by generations of restaurant guests. And no recipes are more revered than their crab cakes made with 98 percent jumbo lump crab, warm and cheesy crab dip loaded with fresh crab, indulgent and creamy shrimp and crab bisque, and for dessert, buttery rum buns made with a recipe that hasn’t changed since 1922.
