Horn & Hoof

Marinated mix of roasted meats with baby tomato & sprinkled with pomegranate sauce. With Serge Adamant the entrée menu should include more than one meat dish, Head Chef Elena chose to use the juicy meat located between the fillet and fat layers. Cutting and creating bite size chunks of premium venison, boar, tenderloin, and duck, then marinating these special cuts in herbs and red wine, finally roasting to perfection. A meat lovers “bellissomo”!

Chicken and spinach roulettes with ricotta, basil & bearnaise sauce Experience a symphony of flavours with our delectable Chicken and Spinach Roulettes with Ricotta and Basil. Succulent chicken breast is masterfully rolled around a sumptuous filling of creamy ricotta cheese and basil, creating a harmonious marriage of taste and texture. Each bite unveils the delightful combination of tender chicken, velvety ricotta, and the invigorating essence of basil. Served with finesse and accompanied by a bearnaise sauce, this dish is a true testament to culinary artistry. Delight your senses and indulge in the rich, savory flavours of our Chicken and Spinach Roulettes with Ricotta and Basil, a culinary masterpiece that will leave you craving more.

Savor the exquisite flavours of succulent crab meat combined with our expertly cured salmon. This delightful dish is enhanced by creamy parsnip puree, accompanied by a refreshing medley of crisp salad leaves. To complete the culinary experience, it is drizzled with a tantalizing dressing. Dive into the abundant rivers of the coastal forest, brimming with a diverse range of fish species, some of which thrive exclusively in pristine, untouched areas. While salmon can be found in Europe and Australia, crabs are a rare delicacy in the frozen northern forests, sourced from the icy waters of the Arctic Sea during a brief fishing season. To imbue this dish with an authentic touch from the frigid lands, we incorporate parsnips. These root vegetables are traditionally cultivated in the vegetable beds of forest-dwelling villagers before the arrival of the winter freeze. As the snow melts and spring emerges, the parsnips awaken, imparting a unique and flavourful essence to the overall ensemble.

Enjoy a generous portion of grilled eggplant topped with a medley of wild mushrooms, tomatoes, leeks, capsicum, and a blend of forest herbs. Enhance the flavours with truffled cheese and a drizzle of exquisite black truffle oil. • Alternatively, for a delightful vegan option, simply omit the cheese. Experience a unique burst of flavours in this eggplant surfboard, a rare treat that is difficult to come by in other vegetable dishes. Did you know that eggplants are commonly used in European cuisine and are sometimes referred to as "bluey" in certain regions? Indulge in this mouth-watering creation for a truly exceptional dining experience.

Sweet cherry tomatoes, caramelised baby carrots, green leaves salad & cherry sauce. There is a reason why royalty only ate deer and not cows! A much finer cut than the backstrap of a wild venison is hard to find. We source the animals in the wild from the pine forests of the Southeast of SA. Served medium rare covered in a in-house Cherry sauce.

Slow Cooked, with sweet beetroot and prune sauce, toasted bulgur caramelised carrots & green leaves. Everyone has read Asterix and Obelix, why did they love boar so much? Wild boar has historically featured as a dish in many countries. Our boars come from near Cobar in NSW (about 1000km northwest of Sydney). A very lean meat, which can become overly dry if it is not cooked properly. This therefore requires a slow preparation (we cook for 12 hours at 125C) and whilst cooking it, it is covered with vegetables, chicken skins and to ensure it is kept well hydrated, we pour in a libation of red wine. What come out is akin to a pulled pork in texture and when served covered in a beetroot and prune sauce to extract the maximum flavour from the meat.

Marinaded in coffee/brandy with grilled asparagus and an served with an Orange/Pineapple fluid gel. Ducks were the main form of wild fowls that were caught for food by villagers, farmers, and everyone for thousands of years. Somehow with chicken so prevalent in modern day cuisine, duck has become a specialty and the art of preparing duck has become lost to many. Here at the Horn and Hoof, we take duck legs and marinade them in coffee and Australian style cognac. They are then pan fried and served as traditional as possible with an orange/pineapple sauce.