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Middle School and Older Prepared by Liberty Food THE ANGLO AMERICAN SCHOOL OF SOFIA SCHOOL MEAL MENU - MIDDLE SCHOOL AND OLDER PREPARED BY LIBERTY FOOD SERVICES Week 2 MONDAY 06 Jan TUESDAY 07 Jan WEDNESDAY 08 Jan gr/pc BGN THURSDAY 09 Jan gr/pc BGN FRIDAY 10 Jan gr/pc BGN SOUP Potato cream soup 300 1.90 Vegetable Borcsh soup 300 1.90 French onion soup 300 1.90 SALAD 1 Shopska salad 150 1.90 Snowwhite salad 150 1.90 Fresh green salad with cucumbers 150 1.90 SALAD 2 Vitamina salad 150 1.90 Czech Rolls (Pork) 150 2.10 Winter gardeners salad 150 1.90 VEGETARIAN DISH PD DAY PD DAY Vegetarian fritters with yogurt sauce 300 3.30 Stuffed red peppers with rice 300 3.30 Vegetarian Burrito 300 3.30 MAIN DISH WITH MEAT 1 Trout fillet with garnish 300 Turkey style pocket (Pork) 300 4.60 Pizza with ham and cheese 2.50 MAIN DISH WITH MEAT 2 Roasted pork with potato salad 300 4.50 Chicken Fricasse 300 4.30 Vegetarian Pizza 2.50 DESERT Cheesecake 1.90 Yogurt with fruits and chocolate 1.90 FRUIT Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Week 3 MONDAY 13 Jan gr/pc BGN TUESDAY 14 Jan gr/pc BGN WEDNESDAY 15 Jan gr/pc BGN THURSDAY 16 Jan gr/pc BGN FRIDAY 17 Jan gr/pc BGN SOUP Meatball soup (Pork) 300 2.10 Vegetable cream soup 300 1.90 Lentil soup 300 1.90 Soup with pork meat and vegetables 300 2.10 Zucchini cream soup 300 1.90 SALAD 1 Shepherd`s salad (Pork) 150 1.90 Greek salad 150 1.90 Fresh salad with tuna 150 2.10 Mexican salad 150 1.90 Lettuce with yogurt sauce 150 1.90 Turnip,carrots and beet salad with Iceberg and cherry tomatoes 150 1.90 Carrots and cabbage salad 150 1.90 150 1.90 Tomatoes, cucumbers and carrots 150 1.90 Eastern Hummus 150 1.90 SALAD 2 honey VEGETARIAN DISH Zucchini gratin 300 3.30 Bulgarian Mish Mash 300 3.30 Forest Patatnik 300 3.30 Zucchini with tomato sauce 300 3.30Baked white cheese with tomato and butter300 3.30 Roasted chicken small leg with Gravy Roasted chicken leg with vegetables 300 4.30 300 4.40 Beef kebab with rice 300 4.70 Chicken skewers with garnish 300 4.50 Pizza with ham and cheese 2.50 MAIN DISH WITH MEAT 1 sauce with garnish Stuffed peppers with rice and minced Fresh Pasta Bolognese (Beef only) 300 4.70 300 4.40 Salmon Trout fillet with garnish 300 Moussaka (Pork) 300 4.40 Pizza Margarita 2.50 MAIN DISH WITH MEAT 2 meat (Pork) DESERT Oven Baked Sweet Macaroni 1.90 Vanillia Crème 1.90 Coconut cake 1.90 FRUIT Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Week 4 MONDAY 20 Jan gr/pc BGN TUESDAY 21 Jan gr/pc BGN WEDNESDAY 22 Jan gr/pc BGN THURSDAY 23 Jan gr/pc BGN FRIDAY 24 Jan gr/pc BGN SOUP Spinach soup 300 1.90 Pumpkin cream soup 300 1.90 Fish soup 300 2.10 Carrot soup with ginger 300 1.90 Hunter`s Minestrone (Pork) 300 2.10 Salad with cabbage,cucumbers and tomatoes150 1.90 Shopska salad 150 1.90 Carrots and apple salad 150 1.90 Salad of Cucumbers, radishes and egg 150 1.90 Sweet peppers salad 150 1.90 SALAD 1 SALAD 2 Oven Baked Zucchini with yogurt 150 1.90 Sweet corn salad 150 1.90 Marinated roasted vegetables salad 150 1.90 Tomatoes and cucumbers salad 150 1.90 Mixed Salad 150 1.90 Stuffed peppers with feta cheese and Vegetarian Gratin 300 3.30 300 3.30 Spinach Fritters with yogurt sauce 300 3.30 Oven baked vegetables with eggs 300 3.30 Vegetarian Chili 300 3.30 VEGETARIAN DISH bulgur MAIN DISH WITH MEAT 1 Chicken with potatoes 300 4.30 Bean with sausage (Pork) 300 4.30 Salmon fillet with garnish 300 Hot Dog (Pork) with garnish 300 4.00 Pizza Pepperoni 2.50 Fresh pasta with chicken fillet and 300 4.50 Greek style moussaka (Beef Only) 300 4.50 Chicken with cornflakes and garnish 300 4.50 Grilled chicken meatballs with garnish 300 4.40 Vegetarian Pizza 2.50 MAIN DISH WITH MEAT 2 dried tomatoes Pancake with fruits and shaved 1.90 Yogurt with Jam of strawberry 1.90 Caramel crème 1.90 DESERT chocolate FRUIT Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Week 5 MONDAY 27 Jan gr/pc BGN TUESDAY 28 Jan gr/pc BGN WEDNESDAY 29 Jan gr/pc BGN THURSDAY 30 Jan gr/pc BGN FRIDAY 31 Jan gr/pc BGN SOUP Bean soup 300 1.90 Beef soup 300 2.10 Cream of Carrot Soup 300 1.90 Chicken soup 300 2.10 Lamb soup 300 2.10 SALAD 1 Gardening salad 150 1.90 Hummus with basil pesto 150 1.90 Tomato salad with puree 150 1.90 Green salad with boiled egg 150 1.90 Shopska salad 150 1.90 SALAD 2 Bulgarian Keopoolu 150 1.90 Caeser salad 150 2.10 Eggplant salad (greek style) 150 1.90 Tomatoes and cheese salad 150 1.90 Mexican salad 150 1.90 Broccoli and Cauliflower with yellow Pasta with tomato sauce 300 3.30 Omelete with white and yellow cheese 300 3.30 Vegetable pyramid with feta cheese 300 3.30 300 3.30 Potato Gratin 300 33.00 VEGETARIAN DISH cheese sauce Crispy White fish fillet(perch) with Chicken Risotto 300 4.40 Chicken leg with peas and carrots 300 4.30 300 Chicken with rice 300 4.30 Pizza with cheese 2.50 MAIN DISH WITH MEAT 1 vegetables Pork steak with grilled vegetables 300 4.50 Mix Grill (Without Pork) with ganrish 300 4.60 Bulgarian moussaka with beef 300 4.50 Chili con carne (Beef) 300 4.60 Pizza with ham and cheese 2.50 MAIN DISH WITH MEAT 2 DESERT Biscuit Cake 1.90 Roasted pumpkin 1.90 Lemon Yogurt Cake 1.90 FRUIT Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Seasonal Fruit 1.00 Recommended Menu of the Day: Soup or Salad + Main Course + Dessert = 7.20 BGN When changing the Main Course to the Vegetrian selection = 6.20 BGN On Pizza Day the Indndivudal Dishes are charged (as the combination comes out below the Recommended day Menu price).
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