Ken's Birthday at Bel Parco
Pizza crust with garlic, rosemary & black olive paste
We all decided to go for mains and dessert with Patrick opting for entree and main.
Patrick closely guarding his freshly shucked Sydney rock oysters with eschalot vinegar and lemon
Between us we tried the lamb...
Wood roasted lamb rump with spinach, mushrooms and celeriac dumplings
the beef...200g aged beef fillet with potato gnocchi, spinach and porcini sauce
Skewered quails, prosciutto and croutons with soft polenta and marsala, honey and lemon dressing
Wood roasted Atlantic salmon with cucumber. pink peppercorns, chervil and sabba
Hot salami, proscuitto, garlic, mushroom and onion
Although we were all stuffed by the time we finished the mains, we couldn't say no when the waiter offered us the dessert menu. Lynn and Ken both ummed and ahhed about which dessert to choose and they both ended up getting the (eggy!) berry gratin...
Summer berry gratin with vanilla gelato
Irene and Andy and Rush and I shared the dessert plate...
Bel Parco dessert plate for two with Chocolate & hazelnut torte with macademia and caramel gelato, Vanilla panna cotta with strawberry soup and berries and Traditional tiramisu
Yum!
Labels: Italian
4 Comments:
The gratin was a costly mistake!
Overall, I was reasonably unimpressed with the restaurant. Prices are a bit steep and nothing was extraordinarily delicious. The highlight of the night was our comedian of a maître d' who made the best call ever to Old Man Dork- "you're the youngest one at the table" MUAHAHAHA.
By Food For Life, at 11:13 am
Yeah, that was comedy gold.
Rate it Pat! Rate it!!
By Patrick, at 11:31 am
LOL now this is my kinda blog! Can't wait for the food and wine fair tomorrow!
By PiCkLeS, at 11:55 am
As i said before, the pizza crust looks fairly dodgy but the rest of it looks yummy!
The gratin reminds me of Pancake on the Rocks.
Maybe that can be the next installment (if/when it reopens).
By Anonymous, at 2:03 pm
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