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November 2020 Menu Date Lunch Monday Zucchini Soup, Green Lentil Stew, Yellow Bulgur with Vegetables, Tzatziki with Carrots 02 Nov. Tuesday Tomato Soup with Cheese, Lasagna, Broccoli, Green Salad with Balsamic Sauce 03. Nov. Wednesday Wedding Soup, Cauliflower Stew, Rice with Vermicelli, Green Salad 04 Nov. Thursday Croutons & Lentil Soup, Cabbage Stew, Börek with Ground Beef, Green Salad 05 Nov. Kale Soup, Sautéed Potatoes with Meatballs & Onions, Friday Green Salad with Pomegranate 06 Nov. Monday Pumpkin Soup with Curry, Dried Beans Stew, Rice, Green Salad, Keystone Pickles 9 Nov. Tuesday Vegetable Soup, Spaghetti, Bolognese Sauce, Oven Baked Celery, Green Salad with Beetroot 10 Nov. Wednesday 11 Nov. Vermicelli Soup, Meatballs with Potatoes, Baked Cauliflower, Green Salad Thursday Beyran Soup, Chard Stew, Margherita & Vegetables Pizza, Yogurt 12 Nov. Friday Yayla Soup, Sautéed Meat, Oven Baked Potatoes, Green Salad with Oranges 13 Nov. Monday Minestrone Soup, Chickpea Stew, Yellow Bulgur, Keystone Pickles 16 Nov. Tuesday Tomato Soup with Cheese, 17 Nov. Potatoes with Ground Beef, Patties with Leek & Celery, Green Salad with Balsamic Sauce Wednesday Toyga Soup, Cabbage filled with Ground Beef, Pasta, Yogurt 18 Nov. Thursday Sour Meatballs Soup, Leek Stew with Olive Oil, Börek with Cheese, Green Salad with Pomegranate 19 Nov. Friday Broccoli Soup, Tantuni, Toscana Style Potatoes, Coleslaw 20 Nov. Monday Süleymaniye Meatball Soup, Cauliflower Gratin, Yellow Bulgur, Green Salad 23 Nov. Red Lentil Soup, Seasoned Celery Stew with Meat, Rice, Green Salad Tuesday 24 Nov. Wednesday Tarhana Soup, Spinach Gratin, Lebanon Style Couscous, Green Salad 25 Nov. Tarhana Soup, Spinach Stew with Minced Meat, Baked Pasta with Cheese, Yogurt Thursday 26 Nov. Friday Ezogelin Soup, Phyllo Dough with Meatball, Tomato Sauce, Yogurt, Potato Wedges, Green Salad 27 Nov Monday Green Lentil Stew, Boiled Potato, Green Salad 30 Nov. Our vegetables, fruits, legumes, honey, molasses, tahini, jam and flour come from İpek Hanım’ın Çiftliği (www.ipekhanim.com), Our eggs from Green Apple Organik ( http:// www.greenappleorganik.com/), Our milk products from Sütaş, Atatürk Orman Çiftliği and Darbuka Peynircilik, Our meat from Günaydın Kasap (www.gunaydinet.com). There may be some little changes because of our purchase from İpek Hanım and birthdays. *) Our kitchen staff knows the necessity of healthy nutrition and less sugar. This snack is one of their creations or recipes and that is why we named it after them. This snack doesn’t include any sugar or vanilin. To sweeten this snacks we use honey, molasses, dried fruits or fruits. If you have any recipe you think we should try please send it to [email protected], we would love to try it out. .

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