I took advantage on a sunny lunchtime
I enjoyed a nicely balanced lunch - starting with a slice of vegan aubergine kuku - which I have discovered is a traditional Persian dish somewhat like a frittata but baked and packed full of vegetables and herbs. I'm not sure what they used instead of eggs to make it vegan but it was delicious.
Then I had a decadent piece of coffee and hazelnut brownie - seemed a good balance to the virtuous savoury. Very rich and tasty but a smaller portion would have been enough.
Looking forward to your snaps be they tasty, balanced or something else entirely
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10 comments:
Looks like a great venue and some tasty food.
A mouth watering SNAP this week. That kuku looks very hearty & delicious - umm, no eggs? I also wonder how they got it to bind. Oh & a bite of that hazelnut/coffee brownie.
As someone who is intolerant of eggs, I'd be tempted by the slice of kuku.
The kuku looks delicious. I like savoury much better than sweet so I know which I would have been tucking into
what a great way to fill a gap! I need a photo like these for my last item in the 2016 Scavenger Hunt!!
How FUN to have a food festival. Looks like it was a gorgeous day & that fudge looks so yummy!
I'm intrigued by the kuku, will have to investigate, and that brownie looks delicious.
Very sunny up your way. I had a call from Glasgow friend last night, who was sitting in his garden at 9.00 pm, while here it was dark and raining! The brownies look enticing.
It does look tasty! And it's a very attractive spot for lunch.
Food festivals! whats not to love. A brilliant snap again Helena. Brownie or Kuku? Oh! its a food festival, you can have both. Love it!
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