Algonquin Dinner Club benefiting the Melissa Institute at OLA at Sanctuary Hotel, Tuesday night, November 11, 2008‏

Aaron Resnick, Rob Sena, Jeff Brook, Jason Goldstein, Sorah Daiha, JT Daly and Grace Carricarte



invite you to the Algonquin Dinner Club benefiting the Melissa Institute



at OLA at Sanctuary Hotel

1745 James Ave

Miami Beach, Fl 33139



Tuesday night, November 11, 2008



7:00 PM – 8:00 PM complimentary rooftop cocktail reception featuring Select Vodka



8:00 PM - Delectable multi course dinner, including glass of wine served with dinner



$40.00 per person (which includes all taxes and gratuity)



RSVP to Rosemary Staltare at rstaltare@gmail.com or by calling 305.695.9125

Seating is limited and is on a first come first serve basis



Menu:



Appetizers

Served family style



Ecuadorian Shrimp

Shrimp, roasted tomatoes, popcorn & corn nuts



OLA Salad

Mixed boston & purple lettuce,

feta cheese, fava beans, red radish, pine nuts & guava chipotle vinaigrette



Beef Empanadas

Smoked orange marmalade and habanera cream sauce



Entrée

Served family style



Pollo Alino

Served w/ humita ( white corn tamale) and wild mushroom demi glace sauce



Sugar Cane Rum-Cured Panela Salmon

Panela rum cured and seared, creamy quinoa, broken black olive vinaigrette, jicama salad



Vegetable Paella

Saffron rice, fava beans, sweet peas and plantains



Dessert



Chef's Tasting Platter of Gourmet Desserts





Algonquin Dinner Club is a group of young professionals in Miami that get together for dinner at a new restaurant each week. The original Algonquin Roundtable consisted of some of New York's greatest literary lights of the post-W.W. I era: Writer Dorothy Parker and Robert Benchley; The New Yorker founder Harold Ross; columnists Franklin Pierce Adams and Heywood Broun, and Broun's wife Ruth Hale; critic Alexander Woollcott; comedian Harpo Marx; and playwrights George S. Kaufman, Marc Connelly, Edna Ferber and Robert Sherwood.


www.melissainstitute.org. The Melissa Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to the study and prevention of violence through education, community service, research support and consultation. Our mission is to prevent violence and promote safer communities through education and application of research-based knowledge.

Select Vodka is distilled six times, and is the fastest growing imported vodka (750 ML) in liquor stores and the brand currently has more than 1,100 accounts in Florida.