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Book that shit in!! And we get duck without a duck meet! Fkn win :)

Thats Kris' subtle way of telling you that we want our table to be the one to get that :(

I agree with him.

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I thought the duck would be a winner given the following it has among SAU-Vic :(

But as i said, it's alternate drop. So 5 of each per table.

I'm looking forward to salmon actually... there were some other choices like swordfish and (more chicken, and some vego thing), but the Salmon choice was made as people would know it best out of the 'fish' offerings.

Deserts - speak for themselves i think :)

As you can see - were are getting a wicked deal for the price per head - it would normally be around $150 :)

Menu as follows for the dinner part of the evening

Entrée

• Peking duck pancake filled with rice noodles, crisp vegetables & BBQ style sauce

• Smoked chicken salad with beetroot, artichoke, fennel, roast capsicum & citrus dressing

Main

• Victorian grass-fed eye fillet on a herb and pancetta gallette with sautéed silver-beet and shiraz jus

• Crisp skin Tasmanian salmon served on an olive, pumpkin & fetta risotto cake with

Dessert

• Lemon tart with King Island double cream & blackberry compote

• Chocolate pudding with hazelnut toffee & rum & raisin ice cream.

Here you go guys

• Crisp skin Tasmanian salmon served on an olive, pumpkin & fetta risotto cake with rocket leaves and salsa verdi and bell pepper oil.

Personally im really looking forward to the night :)

AHH!! My computer is broken and i can't do anything, so im hoping there are two tickets left, one for myself and one for a non member. Pleaaaaase somehow get back to me so i can get some tickets! :P

I tried to email the link but it keeps screwing up and not sending the email....so if you get it disregard this reply.

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