What are you having for lunch today?

C_J

Lunch at work today will be chicken and kidney bean enchiladas left over from last night's supper, having been made with the leftovers from some roast chicken and some left over bits of red, green and yellow peppers.


It seems to be all leftovers these days *sighs theatrically*.

southantrim3

For lunch today I'm having some left over chilli from last night - yum...

VfM4meplse

A large latte and a four custard creams, just consumed

MrsLurcherwalker wrote: »

A treat for lunch today as we've booked a table at our favourite Vegan Restaurant in the old water mill it's a fabulous place where the food is top notch because they use the freshest of ingredients and they definitely serve the very best tasting coffee either of us has ever had.

Where is this restaurant....and is it adjacent to a chazzer?

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It's in an old watermill in a little market town in Hampshire called Wickham and the restaurant is called OFF BEET, brilliant food too today we had freshly made corn tortillas with wonderfully flavoured pan fried mushrooms, macadamia nut cheese, simple pickled red onions, red cabbage, carrot, sweetcorn and a beautiful sweet sour dressing topped off with edible heartsease flowers and for pudding a piece of raw cake each He Who Knows had cappuccino and I had orange and ginger, the most amazing cup of coffee and we're feasted! so very worth a visit should any of you find yourselves in the area. The mill is CHESAPEAK MILL, WICKHAM,HANTS and is also an antique centre and very worth a wander round.

No charity shops in the market square but a top notch old fashioned hardware shop, an artisan baker, an old fashioned game butcher and another antiques emporium that seems to go on forever downstairs with some lovely things in it.....Oh and then there is the chocolatier in Bay Tree Walk Oh so naughty but Oh so NICE!

Brambling

salad and quiche today, although the weather is more suitable for soup

minimad1970

MrsLurcherwalker wrote: »

It's in an old watermill in a little market town in Hampshire called Wickham and the restaurant is called OFF BEET, brilliant food too today we had freshly made corn tortillas with wonderfully flavoured pan fried mushrooms, macadamia nut cheese, simple pickled red onions, red cabbage, carrot, sweetcorn and a beautiful sweet sour dressing topped off with edible heartsease flowers and for pudding a piece of raw cake each He Who Knows had cappuccino and I had orange and ginger, the most amazing cup of coffee and we're feasted! so very worth a visit should any of you find yourselves in the area. The mill is CHESAPEAK MILL, WICKHAM,HANTS and is also an antique centre and very worth a wander round.

No charity shops in the market square but a top notch old fashioned hardware shop, an artisan baker, an old fashioned game butcher and another antiques emporium that seems to go on forever downstairs with some lovely things in it.....Oh and then there is the chocolatier in Bay Tree Walk Oh so naughty but Oh so NICE!

A lovely place as long as you don't make the mistake of going when the horse fair's on. It's a bit lively then

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Oh yes it IS!!! fun though xxx.

caronc

Scorching and sunny here so a quick lunch of quiche & salad bits

JIL

Out of wraps,so made some bread rolls, mine had quorn ham, mustard and tomato. Packet of cheese and onion crisps and a smoothie.

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Hugh FW's Mexican black bean and tomato soup with added sweetcorn (1/2 a tin to use up) a dollop of Greek yoghurt, grated cheese and fresh coriander and a wholemeal roll.