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Moore Place Autumn/Winter Menu Week 1 Moore Place Autumn/Winter Menu Week 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Lunch: Alternative meal choices are always available, please ask for today’s selection. Waldorf Salad Prawn Cocktail Lentil & Bacon Breaded Turkey Cream of Celery Soup Roast Chicken with Pea Soup Scotch Broth Vegetable Soup Escalope with Cumberland Sausages Leek & Bacon Soup Sage & Onion Stuffing Poached Cod & Cheese Tuna Pasta Bake with Eggs Benedict Mushroom Sauce & Rich Onion Gravy Cheese, Tomato & Roast Beef & Sauce with New Salad Savoury Pork Meat with Creamed Potatoes Selection of Assorted Onion Quiche Yorkshire Pudding Potatoes Selection of Assorted Sandwiches including Loaf Selection of Assorted Selection of Assorted Golden Roast & Selection of Assorted Sandwiches including Roast Turkey & Croquette & Creamed Sandwiches including Sandwiches including Creamed Potatoes Sandwiches including Corned Beef & Tomato Cranberry Potatoes Cheese & Onion Sausage & Egg Sprouts & Gammon Ham Cherry Scones Coffee & Vanilla Slice Roast Parsnips Apricot Tea Loaf Rich Fruit Cake Cauliflower Cheese Chelsea Buns Mincemeat Tart with Eve's Pudding with & Ratatouille Steamed Jam Sponge Semolina Milk Pudding Cabinet Pudding with Baked Rice Pudding Cream Custard Chocolate Sponge with Custard Cream with Prunes & Chocolate Sauce Peach Flan with Cream Fruit Meringue Nest Evening Meal: Alternative meal choices are always available, please ask for today’s selection. Egg Mayonnaise Crispy Bacon & Stilton Deep Fried Brie with Pate on Toast Chicken In Red Wine Tuna Mixed Salad Salad Red Currant Dressing Pasta Carbonara Cream of White Casserole with Braised Pork Loin Beef Lasagne Braised Liver & Grilled Onion Soup Dumplings Steak Fried or Poached Cream of Tomato Soup Smoked Haddock Bacon Fish with White Wine & Savoury Pancakes Beef & Vegetable Pie Lancashire Hot Pot Cold Buffet Selection with Poached Egg Roast Turkey & Dill Sauce Selection of Assorted Roast & Creamed Boiled & Creamed Selection of Assorted Saute & Creamed Cranberry Sauce Chips & Creamed Sandwiches including Potatoes Potatoes Sandwiches including Potatoes Golden Roast & Potatoes Cream Cheese & Peas & Cauliflower Cheese & Tuna & Sweetcorn Braised Leeks Creamed Potatoes Garden Peas & Cucumber Baton Carrots Red Cabbage Citrus Trifle & Sweetcorn Green Beans, Fresh Baked Tomato Buttered Malt Loaf Oaty Plum Crumble Jam Turnovers with Banana Bread Pineapple or Banana Carrot & Swede Mash Macaroon Tart Fruit Pastry Lattice with & Custard Custard Fritters & Ice Cream Creamy Sago Pudding & Custard Custard Fruits of the Forest Lemon Mousse Chocolate Dessert Coffee Profiteroles Fruit Jelly Syllabub Moore Place Autumn/Winter Menu Week 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Lunch: Alternative meal choices are always available, please ask for today’s selection. Feta Salad Salad Nicoise Roasted Parsnip Soup Mushroom Soup Chicken & Sweetcorn Pea Soup Asparagus Soup Braised Steak Honey Roast Gammon Jacket Potatoes Filled Savoury Potatoes, & Onions Roast Lamb & Mint Soup Gammon Steak & Corned Beef Hash with Broccoli & Cheese Scrambled Egg & Savoury Meat Loaf Sauce Ham & Leek Pasta with Fresh Mushrooms Selection of Assorted Selection of Assorted Tomatoes Garlic Bread Selection of Assorted Sandwiches including Boiled Potatoes & Golden Roast & Sandwiches including Selection of Assorted Selection of Assorted Sandwiches including Potted Meat Creamed Potatoes Creamed Potatoes Bacon, Lettuce & Sandwiches including Sandwiches including Egg & Cress Diced Mixed Julienne of Carrots Tomato Sandwiches Prawn Mayonnaise Date & Peach Squares Vegetables & Savoy Cabbage Roast Chicken Orange Nutty Slices Fruit Scones Granny Loaf Vanilla & Chocolate & Savoy Cabbage Rock Cakes Fruit Compote with Marble Sponge with Poached Pears in a Ground Rice Milk Ginger Sponge with Apple & Meringue Cream Cream Steamed Treacle Red Wine Syrup Pudding Custard Pudding & Custard & Vanilla Sauce Creme Caramel Strawberry Gateau Evening Meal: Alternative meal choices are always available, please ask for today’s selection. Bombay Potatoes with Cucumber Natural Florida Cocktail Chilli Prawns Garlic Mushrooms Yoghurt Salmon Pate with Toast Sweet & Sour Pork Spanish Frittata Leek & Pasta Soup Crispy Pork Belly Spanish Chicken Sausage & Herb Plait with Rice Fried or Poached Oxtail Soup Fisherman's Pie Beef Stew Cottage Pie Cumberland Sausage, Roast Chicken with Fish & Parsley Sauce Fried Egg & Saute Cold Buffet Selection Sauté & Boiled & Dumplings Parsley & Sage & Onion Stuffing Chips & Creamed Potatoes Selection of Assorted Potatoes Parmentier & Creamed Potatoes Roast & Creamed Potatoes Selection of Assorted Sandwiches including Buttered Carrots & Creamed Potatoes Carrots & Green Beans Potatoes Mushy Peas & Grilled Sandwiches including Roast Ham Minted Garden Peas Green Beans & Rhubarb Crumble Cauliflower Cheese Tomatoes Tuna & Red Onion Black Forest Trifle Apricot Cobbler Mashed Swede & Custard & Sweetcorn Jam & Coconut Butterfly Buns Fresh Cream Slice & Custard Lemon Tart White Chocolate Apple Pie & Cream Sponge with Custard Cherry Tart with Cream Creamy Milk Jelly & Custard Mousse Fruit Cheesecake Peach Melba Mandarin & Melon Fruit Salad Moore Place Autumn/Winter Menu Week 3 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Lunch: Alternative meal choices are always available, please ask for today’s selection. Potato & Apple Salad Carrot & Coriander Autumn Vegetable Mini Onion Tart Soup Roast Turkey & Soup Cream of Tomato Soup French Onion Soup Pasta & Mixed Oven Baked Cranberry Sauce Minted Lamb Burger, Homemade Fishcakes Chilli Con Carne with Chicken Kiev & Bean Soup Cumberland Sausage Roast Beef & Yorkshire Grilled Tomato, Hash with Mixed Salad Rice Chipped Potatoes Cheese & Tomato Flan Chicken Korma Pudding Brown & Mushrooms Selection of Assorted Selection of Assorted Selection of Assorted Selection of Assorted Bombay & Golden Roast & Sandwiches including Sandwiches including Sandwiches including Sandwiches including Selection of Assorted Creamed Potatoes Creamed Potatoes Cheese & Onion Corned Beef & Pickle Roast Pork & Stuffing Ham Sandwiches including Roasted Vegetables & Braised Cabbage, Mayonnaise Chicken & Stuffing Tea Bread Coffee Cake Honeyed Fruit Cake Green Beans Carrot & Swede Mash Yorkshire Parkin Raspberry Sponge Warm Chocolate Blackcurrant Tart with Ground Rice Pudding Sticky Apple Steamed Bakewell Tart Cake Cinnamon Apples with Brownie with Cream Cream with Fruit Puree Pudding & Cream & Custard Custard Banana Fruit Fool Orange Cheesecake Coffee & Mandarin Gateau Evening Meal: Alternative meal choices are always available, please ask for today’s selection. Green Salad with Ravioli with Cheese Vinaigrette Dressing Caesar Salad Chilled Melon Breaded Fish Goujons Fried or Poached Welsh Rarebit Roast Pork & Shepherd's Pie Cream of Cauliflower with Lemon Wedges Fish & Cheese Sauce Celery Soup Chicken Pie Apple Sauce Turkey with Creme Lemon, Chickpea & Soup Steak & Kidney Pie Cold Buffet Selection Beef in Red Wine Seafood Lasagne Fraiche & Chives Spinach Curry Spanish Frittata Boiled & Creamed Selection of Assorted Lyonnaise & Golden Roast & New & Creamed Chips & Creamed Selection of Assorted Potatoes Sandwiches including Creamed Potatoes Creamed Potatoes Potatoes Potatoes Sandwiches including Broccoli & Creamed Egg Mayonnaise & Savoy Cabbage & Brussel Sprouts & Braised Red Cabbage Garden Peas & Salmon & Cucumber Swede Tomato Julienne of Carrots Mashed Carrots & Cauliflower Polonaise Fresh Baked Tomato Victoria Cream Sponge Cherry Crumble Chocolate Eclairs Bread & Butter Pudding Creamy Rice Pudding Ginger & Carrot Slice Pear & Mixed Stewed Plums with & Cream Pear & Ginger Trifle Strawberry Dessert with Jam Sauce with Vanilla Sauce Spice Upside-down Custard Chocolate Ice-cream Lemon Meringue Pie Apricot Jelly Pudding & Custard Nut Sundae Fruits of The Forest Pavlova Moore Place Autumn/Winter Menu Week 4 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Lunch: Alternative meal choices are always available, please ask for today’s selection. Feta & Tomato Green Beetroot & Cucumber Salad Minestrone Soup Salad Cream of Tomato Sweet Potato Soup Pea & Ham Soup Tomato & Red Lentil Meat Balls in Lincolnshire Sausage Roast Pork with Apple Soup Cheese, Leek & Potato Beef & Vegetable Soup Tomato Sauce with & Onion Rings Sauce Lamb Hot Pot Bake Cobbler Macaroni Cheese Spaghetti Selection of Assorted Roast Chicken with Selection of Assorted Selection of Assorted Selection of Assorted Selection of Assorted Baked Gammon Sandwiches including Sage & Onion Stuffing Sandwiches including Sandwiches including Sandwiches including Sandwiches including Boiled Rice & Tandoori Chicken Golden Roast & Turkey & Cranberry Cheese Savoury Potted Meat & Tomato Ham & Mustard Creamed Potatoes Chocolate Butterfly Creamed Potatoes Date & Walnut Loaf Viennese Biscuits Shortbread Cherry & Coconut Slice Green Beans & Cakes Brussels Sprouts Rice Milk Pudding with Lemon Sponge with Chocolate & Banana Jam Roly Poly with Peppered Swede Mash Sultana Sponge with & Roast Parsnips Brown Sugar Custard Pudding with Cream Custard Pear Bakewell with Custard Queen of Puddings Custard Chocolate Mousse Apple Fool Evening Meal: Alternative meal choices are always available, please ask for today’s selection. Smoked Salmon Creamy Bacon & Chicken Pate with Canape Melon Balls with Port Mushroom Savoury Vol Sweet Chilli Chicken Toast Mince Beef & Roast Turkey with Au Vent Carrot & Herb Cream Fried or Poached Broccoli & Pork Stroganoff Onion Pie Cranberry Sauce Liver
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