Muffin of the Day
Pineapple berry
Breakfast (7am – 11am)
French toast with J.C Nyman Farms’ maple syrup on the side
Sweet tooth breakfast: two raspberry pancakes, warm apple crisp with maple syrup and plain Greek yogurt
Two eggs, peameal bacon, toast and jam
Steel cut oats with raisins and cinnamon, brown sugar on the side
Homemade fruit and nut granola, Greek yogurt and fruit compote
Lunch (11:30 to 3pm)
Lentil and vegetable soup
Thai-spiced carrot soup
Sundried tomato, caramelised onions and feta on puff pastry, served with salad
Tall Poppy Farm turkey and cranberry salad sandwich, served with side salad
Spicy bean burrito served with sour cream and salad
Falafel wrap with lemony tahini sauce
Thai vegetable curry, served with warm pita and chutney
Hummos, warm pita and olives
.
Blog exerpt:
We make excellent french toast. The name in French, “pain perdu” refers to the fact that, traditionally, it was a way to save “lost bread” that had gone stale. We don’t do that. We start with a variety of gorgeous fresh breads from the Pastry House in Picton, or Fred’s Bread in Kingston and cook it quickly so it’s got a lovely crust on the outside and is beautiful and delicate in. Sprinkle with a little icing sugar, maybe some fresh fruit compote nestled in there, and served with a small pitcher of warm maple syrup. Mmmm.


