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LHR Clubhouse menu February '08

PostPosted: 13 Feb 2008, 19:34
by Nottingham Nick
I remember someone asking for the current Clubhouse menu a week or so back. As I had a while in there this week, [8D] I thought I would copy down the current offerings. I have only done the non-deli items.

Breakfast Up to 11.30am

Full English breakfast: traditional breakfast with choice of eggs, served with grilled back & streaky bacon, sausage, field mushroom, plum tomato and beans.

Eggs Benedict - poached eggs on English muffin with char grilled Kassler ham and hollandaise sauce.

American Pancakes served with vanilla cream and seasonal berries.

Creamy Scrambled eggs on toasted brioche served with smoked salmon and micro cress.

Grilled sausage or bacon roll.

Smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel.


A La Carte after 11.30am.

All Day Breakfast:
Eggs Benedict - as above
Scrambled eggs and salmon - as above
Grilled bacon or sausage roll - as above.

Soups and salads:
Cream of wild mushroom soup
Oxtail broth with Puy lentils and basil
Smoked chicken and avocado salad with sweet and sour cucumber, dill and cr_me fraiche
Salmon and spinach fish cakes served with pea pur_e and caper mayonnaise.

Bigger bites

Rigatoni pasta with boccoccini mozzarella, olives and braised tomato.
Seared Sea Bass, truffle risotto and citrus butter foam served with tossed green vegetables
Slow cooked duck leg served with garlic mashed potato and spiced red wine sauce.
Braised lamb and chorizo sausage served with white beans, leeks and crispy brioche crumbs.
Chicken tikka masala served with basmati rice, naan bread and mango chutney.
Shepherds pie - traditionally cooked with minced beef and lamb topped with creamy mashed potato.
The ubiquitous and V-Flyer favourite - Clubhouse Burger with bacon. cheddar cheese and mayonnaise served in a warm bap with tomato gherkins and onions.

Naughty but Nice

Apple and ginger crumble served with vanilla cream or fresh custard.

Rich chocolate mousse served with caramelised banana and toffee syrup.

Fresh fruit salad served with red berry sorbet.

Selection of ice cream.

In addition to the above, there is a great selection of foods at the deli all day and, of course, for those who don't like solids before flying, the bar is open and well stocked. [;)][}:)]


Enjoy.[:D]

Nick

PostPosted: 13 Feb 2008, 19:43
by NS
Originally posted by Nottingham Nick

The ubiquitous and V-Flyer favourite - Clubhouse Burger with bacon. cheddar cheese and mayonnaise served in a warm bap with tomato gherkins and onions.


[y] Long live The Clubhouse Burger [y]

PostPosted: 13 Feb 2008, 19:45
by Darren Wheeler
Thanks Nick. I hope you sampled one of each.

Nice to see the burger back after its unceremonious 'withdrawl' at the end of last year.

PostPosted: 13 Feb 2008, 20:07
by mcmbenjamin
No more waffles?

PostPosted: 13 Feb 2008, 20:10
by mcmbenjamin
Originally posted by Nottingham Nick

American Pancakes served with vanilla cream and seasonal berries.


These are NOT 'American' pancakes as long as the vanilla crean and berries remain. Syrup and pancakes are American; not this non-sense. [B)]

PostPosted: 13 Feb 2008, 20:27
by Nottingham Nick
Originally posted by mcmbenjamin
These are NOT 'American' pancakes as long as the vanilla crean and berries remain. Syrup and pancakes are American; not this non-sense. [B)]


I fail to see how what is placed on American pancakes changes their ethnicity, but the phrase 'don't shoot the messenger' comes to mind. I am only quoting the menu. [;)]

Nick

PostPosted: 13 Feb 2008, 21:26
by buns
Thanks Nick[y][y]

your OP allows me to retain fond memories and serve as a usual prompt to book another flight[}:)][}:)]

buns

PostPosted: 13 Feb 2008, 21:28
by Desperado
Thanks for the info Nick.

Think I'll forget the Macdonalds breakfast and wait for the Clubhouse nosh [:D]

PostPosted: 13 Feb 2008, 21:39
by Wolves27
Still has to be the smoked salmon and scambled eggs for me when I'm there from Brekkie. Although, annoyingly, they're now a bit random as to whether it comes with the pancetta or not.

I always feel like an idiot asking for a 'misty morning' so just ask for OJ, with the bits of mint in [:D]

Dean

PostPosted: 13 Feb 2008, 22:50
by mcmbenjamin
Originally posted by Nottingham Nick
Originally posted by mcmbenjamin
These are NOT 'American' pancakes as long as the vanilla crean and berries remain. Syrup and pancakes are American; not this non-sense. [B)]


I fail to see how what is placed on American pancakes changes their ethnicity, but the phrase 'don't shoot the messenger' comes to mind. I am only quoting the menu. [;)]

Nick


Oh did not intend my comment to be directed at you but at the menu in general. You simply are keeping the VF community abreast of the current offerings.

I have ordered the pancakes without the cream and berries (simple request) and have sent it back only to have another pancakes with cream + berries. I feel that my request was simple.

Mainly I feel that the dish offered does not depict the traditional, normal American pancakes served at IHOP, Denny's or the local dinner. Sure the cream and berries are an option at those places.

PostPosted: 14 Feb 2008, 12:54
by stars
Originally posted by mcmbenjamin

Mainly I feel that the dish offered does not depict the traditional, normal American pancakes served at IHOP, Denny's or the local dinner. Sure the cream and berries are an option at those places.



The 'American' probably is just referring to the pancake itself, rather than the toppings. It's probably to distinguish it from pancakes in the UK, which are what Americans would call a crepe.

PostPosted: 14 Feb 2008, 14:24
by mcmbenjamin
Sidebar questions:

Has anyone had any luck making slight mods to the menu items? (ie no mayonnaise on the Clubhouse Sandwich)

What would you like to see on the menu that is not there?

PostPosted: 14 Feb 2008, 14:40
by Darren Wheeler
Never tried, but I would hope they can hold the mayo, the gerkin or what ever. If BK can manage that.......

Proper fish and chip in batter with mushy peas
Something chinese like beef in black bean sauce etc.

Lots of what I would call school puddings. Jam roly-poly, treacle pudding, spotted dick (stop sn*****ing!!) all with real custard

PostPosted: 14 Feb 2008, 14:45
by Decker
Oh that's TOO funny - it left dick but censored ****** :)

PostPosted: 14 Feb 2008, 14:49
by Darren Wheeler
LOL. Never even occurred to me that would happen.

PostPosted: 15 Feb 2008, 15:30
by mike-smashing
Originally posted by mcmbenjamin
No more waffles?


There were yesterday (Thursday 14th Feb)...

Mike