Looking for cleaner LINQ to XML solution

gistfile1.cs

public System.Xml.XmlDocument BuildMenu(System.Xml.XmlDocument xdoc)
{
    ApplicationLog.WriteTrace("AmsiWebMenuProvider::BuildMenu -- start");

    var context = new Amsi.Model.Config.ConfigEntities();

    Guid currentDatabase = Guid.Parse(UserState.DefaultDatabase);
    var databaseRecords = (from database in context.Databases.Include("EvolutionModule")
                where database.ID_DatabaseSet == currentDatabase
                select database).ToList<Amsi.Model.Config.Database>();

    List<XmlNode> nodesToRemove = new List<XmlNode>();
    foreach (XmlNode node in xdoc.DocumentElement.ChildNodes)
    {
        if (nodeText != "Home" && nodeText != "System")
        {
            if (!databaseRecords.Any<Amsi.Model.Config.Database>(item => item.EvolutionModule.Name == nodeText))
                nodesToRemove.Add(node);
        }
    }

    foreach (var node in nodesToRemove)
    {
        xdoc.DocumentElement.RemoveChild(node);
    }

    ApplicationLog.WriteTrace("AmsiWebMenuProvider::BuildMenu -- end");

    return xdoc;
}

The above code takes and Xml document that contains a list of menu items and needs to remove any menu items that are not contained in the databaseRecords list.

The above code works, however, I don't like the two loops. I expect there is a more elegant and readable LINQ to XML way to do this.

thanks.