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#1321
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NCL-LHR, 26 October 2019, BA1337, 1950d
Band 1 dinner
Band 1 dinner


#1322
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#1323
Join Date: Jul 2009
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I had this on a recent HEL-LHR flight. Might have been mentioned previously, but can't say I saw any pictures of the spinach gnocchi.
Not too bad to be honest.
Dessert wasn't overly sweet and pleasant.
Won't eat mouldy cheese so left that, and the dish with the tomato etc. isn't really my thing.



Not too bad to be honest.
Dessert wasn't overly sweet and pleasant.
Won't eat mouldy cheese so left that, and the dish with the tomato etc. isn't really my thing.





#1324
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: UK
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On my recent return from Faro, the Greek Yoghurt/tomato thing was the starter. I didn't eat it , I don't like yoghurt.
However I noticed that no-one else in my adjacent seats/rows ate it either, so it really is not popular at all.
However I noticed that no-one else in my adjacent seats/rows ate it either, so it really is not popular at all.

#1325
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I adore it. In fact I have a recipe with hot tomatoes in straight-from-the-fridge Greek Yoghurt. My husband tells me that anything sour or acidic would appeal to me as it would feel at home. I'm not a desert person really.

#1326
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By the way, on this menu, not a single time have I had lamb shank for the lamb shank - it's always been slices of roasted lamb leg (and in some ways nicer).
Last edited by orbitmic; Oct 27, 19 at 1:15 pm

#1327
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: UK - South Coast & London
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#1328
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#1329
Join Date: Sep 2013
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It's tasty but the creamy/houmoussy stuff needs plenty of bread to be mopped up with

#1330
Join Date: Apr 2012
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Basically all those cold dishes have some kind of "sauce" to stick the ingredients to the plate.

#1331
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#1333
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The beef is properly cooked for a change, however the rest of it.....

#1334
Join Date: Jul 2014
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I appear to have opened a can of worms, or a tub of hummus, with my post praising the CE beef salad. I was really focussed on the look of the beef, but honestly don’t think the hummus and caponata looking garnish look bad at all. Each to their own! 🙂

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