Lunch suggestions

[rasmus]

Looking for some nice lunch ideas.

We're both tired from running the pub (about day 60 without a day off &#128561 and fed up living off ham sandwiches and pot noodles

Something quick and easy
Nothing pre-made from a supermarket
I have access to a kitchen
No fish or seafood (apart from tin tuna &#128513
Not a boring old salad

Any ideas?

[mickey house]

I'm currently eating a princess salmon paste sandwich on brown bread (lovely).

[Mrs Valentine]

Make up a Frittatta, put what ever veg you like in it and loads of eggs. Bake in the overn, you can eat it hot or cold, with bread, salad or on its own. Make a big one it can last for a couple of days. Really Tasty.
Recipe. Fry onion, pepper, courgette, mushrooms, tomatoes. (any veg you like) beat 10-12 eggs in a bowl. Salt and papper. (Or herbs) Get a big oven dish and put everything together and bake. Can put cheese on or even a tin of tuna in and it will taste delish. Has to go in oven for about 40-50 mins. Gas 4-5.

[jndt]

Quick and easy
Beans on toast
Cheese on toast
Eggy bread
Wraps
Soup

[BnDamo]

New potatoes halved, chopped hard boiled eggs, Garden peas, tin of tuna mix it all together with a few tablespoons of mayonnaise. Delicious freshly made while the potatoes and eggs are still warm, but almost as nice cold, can be kept in the fridge for a couple of days.

[mickey house]

Why did everyone else get a 'like' and I didn't as I tried to be helpful?

Edit: thank you smilesonfaces for my like it means a lot to me.

[Smilesonfaces]

Originally Posted by mickey house

Why did everyone else get a 'like' and I didn't as I tried to be helpful?

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There, liked your sandwich. Did you (or Mrs MH) butter it on one side or both ?

[mickey house]

Originally Posted by Smilesonfaces

There, liked your sandwich. Did you (or Mrs MH) butter it on one side or both ?

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That made laugh. I lightly buttered it on both sides.

When ever I go anywhere where they make fresh sandwiches I always ask for a tiny amount of butter on the bread, but you would be amazed how difficult this is for some places to manage.

[loves2plan]

I currently have a 3 course lunch! Only takes 5 minutes to make and I'm really enjoying it:
Start with a bowl of soup (yes, even in this heat). Cauliflower is my current favourite.
Then I have 4 crackers (round salt and pepper ones, not bog standard cream crackers) with butter and cheese.
To finish I have a couple of peeled pears. Love pears, but don't particularly like the skin.

[Jennywren]

Why not have a traditional ploughmans lunch with crusty bread a selection of cheeses and pickles