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  • what's for lunch today?
  • cranberry
    Free Member

    We've got the following choices:

    Menu 1 **Lighter menu**
    IKAN KETJAP (POLLACK)
    Nasi goreng/atjar katjang

    Menu 2
    DUCK BREAST WITH ORANGE SAUCE
    Parsnips/salardaise potatoes

    Menu 3
    DUO OF SPRINGBOK WITH POMEGRANATE
    Red beans/oven-baked potatoes

    Vegetarian menu
    OKRA TAGINE

    I'm thinking that the springbok sounds good.

    dickydutch
    Full Member

    Where do you work for that kind of menu?!

    DrJ
    Full Member

    Where do you work for that kind of menu?!

    A zoo ??

    alexxx
    Free Member

    ikea?

    cranberry
    Free Member

    A zoo ??

    Yep – the springbok wasn't on the menu until it started limping yesterday.

    alexxx
    Free Member

    Sorry that was me I gave it a dead leg.

    cranberry
    Free Member

    Don't be sorry – he was very tasty. The caramelised parsnip was lovely as well.

    organic355
    Free Member

    On a health kick so Ive just had peppered mackerel, homemade cous cous and rocket with some cherry tomatoes.

    Cough splutter, cough…….sorry that was my halo choking me!!

    joolsburger
    Free Member

    Poppy seeded baggy with stilton and a smoothie.

    deep_river
    Free Member

    just had a large lamb gyros from our 'authentic' greek restaurant.

    How can something so wrong be so right? yum yum yum

    ourkidsam
    Free Member

    mackerel

    Full of fat innit?

    cranberry
    Free Member

    Lamb gyros is lovely, especially with plenty of tzatziki.

    Oh and I wouldn't kill for a good source of Stilton over here, but I'd be prepared to maim.

    organic355
    Free Member

    mackerel
    Full of fat innit?

    yeah but the good fat.

    MACKEREL IS ONE OF THE most nutritional fish we can eat, thanks to the omega 3 oil – also found in salmon, halibut and sardines – that it contains. Ideally we should be eating this kind of fish at least three times a week.

    oily fish are an essential source of protein, vitamins and minerals. More importantly the fish in this group (including mackerel, sardines, herring and tuna) are rich in omega-3 essential fatty acids (EFA's). EFA's can't be manufactured in our bodies so they need to be consumed as part of a balanced diet. The unique benefit of EFA's is their ability to form long-chain polyunsaturated fats that are used by the body for a whole range of functions, chiefly in cell repair, which maintains healthy reproductive, nervous and cardiovascular systems.

    Travis
    Full Member

    Bubble and Squeek 😀

    carbon337
    Free Member

    cheesey beans on toast

    mangoridebike
    Full Member

    ham salad sarnies 🙂

    MrWoppit
    Free Member

    Waitrose chocolate-chip digestives and boiled custard..

    Philby
    Full Member

    Baked salmon with a caper and chilli topping and side salad of rocket, watercress, tomatoes and red pepper. Pudding is mango (the lovely Pakistani ones with the caramelly taste) and ice cream.

    And just settling down to watch France v South Africa.

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