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Date Morning Breakfast 10:00 Salads Soups Lunch Desert Afternoon Snack Date Morning breakfast 10:00 Salads Soups Lunch Desert Afternoon snack Russian salad with mayonnaise/ Rabbit soup with noodles/ Green bean soup Lamb liver, yoghurt/ Pork steak with grilled vegetables/ Shakshuka 10.5.2021 Cornflakes with milk Apple Banana mousse Baked muffin with butter/ Fruit juice/ Fruit Caesar salad with cream with onions and peppers Sandwich with butter, pork fillet, Veal taskebap with white rice/ Chicken with cream, mushrooms and a 11.5.2021 Banana Greek salad/ Qatiq Pork borsch/ Nettle soup with building Ashure Brownie/ Fruit smoothie/ Fruit cucumber/ Tea garnish of stewed peas/ Mish-mash Salad with Chinese cabbage, Banitsa with yellow cheese/ Yogurt Duck stew/ Cordon bleu with garnish of cauliflower puree/ Stuffed Yogurt cream with 12.5.2021 Pear radishes and tomatoes/ Cucumber Lamp soup/ Cream soup with red beet Sponge cake with fruit/ Ice tea/ Fruit drink lean peppers with rice and vegetables/ Yogurt blueberries and olive salad Green salad with radishes and Ciabatta with Philadelphia, turkey Eclair with vanilla 13.5.2021 Strawberries cucumber/ Salad with tomatoes Monastery style bean soup Salmon/ Stewed potatoes with dill/ Fish pie Strudel with apples/ Kefir/ Fruit fillet and tomato/ Tea cream and cheese Con carne with minced beef/ Pizza with tomatoes, chicken fillet, Sandwich with lyutenitsa and yellow Baby spinach salad, tomatoes and Sandwich with four types of yellow cheese/ Tea/ 14.5.2021 Kiwi Lemon chicken soup/ Garden soup mozzarella, yellow cheese/ Pizza classic /tomato sauce, mozzarella, Baked apple cheese/ Tea onions Fruit olives, green peppers, onions, fresh tomatoes and mushrooms/ Iceberg salad with cherry Roast pork with gravy sauce and garnish crispy potatoes with garlic 17.5.2021 Star macaroni and cheese/ Tea Apple Lamb soup/ Tarator Compote Cream pie with vanilla cream/ Milk/ Fruit tomatoes/ Tricolor salad and dill/ Moussaka with minced beef/ Dock with buckwheats Spring salad with avocado, Meatball soup/ Cream soup of red lentils/ Rabbit stew/ Grilled chicken fillets with rizi-bizi/ Vegetarian 18.5.2021 Cornflakes with milk Pear Baked macaroni Sandwich with avocado dip/ Ice tea/ Fruit tomatoes and basil/ Kiopoolu Croutons moussaka/ Yogurt Ciabatta with Philadelphiawtih pork Vegetable sticks Shepherd's salad/ Iceberg with Carrot cream soup, cauliflower and parmesan/ Spinach roll with salmon and garnish with cauliflower puree and 20.5.2021 Cocoa cream Sesame pretzel/ Fruit juice/ Fruit fillet, tomato/ Tea with lemon juice cucumbers Croutons cheddar/ White fish bread/ Stewed baby potatoes with rosemary Caprese with egg and basil pesto/ Macaroni with yellow cheese and Pork soup with rice/ Cream soup of roasted red Yogurt cream with chia 25.5.2021 Apple Green salad with radishes and Chirpan meatballs/ Pork with baked rice/ Dobrudzha stew Muffin with carrots and goji berries/ Kefir/ Fruit butter/ Tea peppers and yellow cheese/ Croutons and strawberries cucumbers Ciabatta with Philadelphia, chicken Tzatziki salad/ Salad with beets, Lamb casserole/ Chicken leg with mashed potatoes/ Baked cheese/ 26.5.2021 Cherries Boiled beef/ Tomato soup Fruit Salad Easter bun/ Milk/ Fruit fillet, cucumber/ Tea cabbage and pumpkin seeds Grilled vegetables Vegetable sticks Greek salad/ Apple and carrot Grilled trout fillet and garnish stewed vegetables/ Oven baked Dark chocolate cake, spelт, sour cream and 27.5.2021 Rhodope breakfast/ Tea Lentil soup Banana mousse with lemon juice salad salmon/ Stewed fresh potatoes blueberries/ Кefir/ Fruit Caesar salad with chicken/ Veal with oven baked cabbage/ Spaghetti Bolognese with minced 28.5.2021 Sandwich with butter and honey/ Tea Strawberries Turkey soup/ Garden soup Yogurt with fruit Yellow cheese/ Fruit juice/ Fruit Cauliflower and nahud salad meat/ Spaghetti with cream sauce and mushrooms Mixed salad/ Spring salad with Chicken steak with potatoes/ Moussaka with minced meat and 31.5.2021 Couscous with butter and cheese/ Tea Apple Beef soup/ Cream soup of broccoli/ Croutons Malebi cream Mascarpone cream radishes zucchini and rice/ Yogurt/ Slavic casserole "Note: All products on the menu are in accordance with the regulations on specific requirements for food safety and quality offered in kindergartens. Namely: bakery, pasta and potato products are low in fat, salt and sugar. Fruits and vegetables are mainly fresh, preferably frozen and dried, over sterilized, in turn, should be low in salt, sugar, fat, synthetic colors, preservatives, etc./. Natural juices are 100%. Jams and marmalades are over 60 % fruit content and less than 15% sugar content Fresh milk and yoghurt have a fat content of 2% and the remaining 3% Ayran is without added salt Meat and meat products must be free of visible tendons, fats and bones. Minced meat is beef or a mixture of beef and pork in a ratio of 60/40 Poultry is skinless Fish is preferred fresh Coordinated with LFS Technologist Prepared by: Nurse Ilcheva and Nurse Sezer .
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