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Cafeteria Lunch

The current cafeteria lunch menu.

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Sunday 15 December 2019

Brunch
Bacon	£0.45
Sausage	£0.63	Gluten Sulphites
Veggie sausage	£0.51	Vegetarian Celery Gluten
Baked beans	£0.44
Mushrooms	£0.53	Dairy
Fried egg	£0.30	Eggs
Tomatoes	£0.37
Scrambled eggs	£0.66	Dairy Eggs
Fried bread	£0.20	Gluten Soya
Hash browns x2	£0.37
Black pudding	£0.42	Gluten Sulphites
Brunch waffle	£0.93	Dairy Eggs Gluten Soya
Brunch pancake	£0.65	Eggs Gluten
Porridge	£0.62	Dairy Gluten
Fruit salad	£0.82
Avocado on toast	£0.80	Vegetarian

Monday 16 December 2019

Soup
Quorn mulligatawny with coriander and soured cream	£0.84	Vegetarian Celery Dairy Eggs Sulphites
Vegan dish
Mexican mixed bean stuffed sweet potato with tofu yoghurt	£1.85	Vegan Celery Soya Sulphites
Main course
Tandoori cauliflower with black sesame seeds, turmeric and pea rice	£2.20	Vegan Sesame Sulphites
Pork belly burnt ends with pineapple pieces, parsley and steamed rice	£2.75	Celery Gluten Soya Sulphites
Side
Cajun sweet potato wedges	£0.72	Sulphites
Steamed courgette and leeks	£0.72
Pickled red cabbage	£0.72	Sulphites
Dessert
American pancakes with blueberry compote and whipped cream	£1.10	Dairy Eggs Gluten

Tuesday 17 December 2019

Soup
Coconut, ginger and beetroot	£0.84	Vegan Celery Sulphites
Vegan dish
Gnocchi, tomato and mushroom bake with provencal sauce and herb crumb	£1.85	Vegan Gluten
Main course
Mushroom, kale and ricotta pasta bake with garlic and basil crumb	£2.20	Vegetarian Dairy Gluten
Honey and orange glazed duck leg with mixed bean cassoulet	£2.75	Celery Sulphites
Side
Parmentier potatoes	£0.72	Dairy Sulphites
Cauliflower cheese bake	£0.72	Dairy Gluten
Steamed carrots	£0.72
Dessert
Warm chocolate and peanut butter tart with caramel sauce	£1.10	Dairy Eggs Gluten Peanuts

Wednesday 18 December 2019

Soup
Sweet potato and black eyed bean	£0.84	Vegan Celery Sulphites
Vegan dish
Sweetcorn and black bean burritos with wild rice, guacamole and vegan cheese	£1.85	Vegan Gluten Soya
Main course
Chestnut, spinach and artichoke en croute with blue cheese sauce	£2.20	Vegetarian Dairy Eggs Gluten Nuts
Roasted topside of beef with yorkshire pudding, creamed horseradish and gravy	£2.75	Celery Dairy Eggs Gluten Sulphites
Side
Herb roast potatoes	£0.72	Sulphites
Roasted root vegetables	£0.72
Steamed broccoli	£0.72
Dessert
Spiced apple and walnut sponge	£1.10	Dairy Eggs Gluten Nuts

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