Friday, October 16, 2009

A Two Week Menu, Oh My!

Greetings! The Lunch Fairy here! I'm long overdue for a catch up and so here is the latest from moi! Below is a sample menu for 2 weeks. I will present a new menu each month (with old favorites of course) broken into weeks. Each week will have 5 different soups, salads and sandwiches.The day before you will choose either:1) A sandwich and a soup 2) A sandwich and a salad 3) A soup and a salad.
Then your order will be delivered (along with a sweet treat... because you deserve it! I'm partial to homemade banana, chocolate chip, peanut butter loaf...) the next day at whatever time you like! Same day orders can be processed if they come in before ten am (and there's a last second order charge of $2 cuz I have to get up the cleaning elves and they get grumpy).

Monday, October 19th to Friday October 23 is the third week of the month, so scroll down to week 3 menus to make your selections!

Week Three Sandwiches:
CURRIED MANGO CHICKEN WRAP- chicken, mango, almonds in a curry mayo
AHI TUNA- grilled Ahi tuna, avacado, in wasabi vinaigrette
GRILLED THREE CHEESE- cheddar, fontina, brie
ITALIAN TORPEDO- deli salami, proscuitto, provolone, vegetable spread
ROAST BEEF- roast beef, horseradish mayo, butter lettuce

Week Four Sandwiches:
ROAST TURKEY- roast turkey with mayo, butter lettuce, tomato
COOLER PRESSED- marinated bocconcini, red pepper
PB & J- homemade peanut butter and strawberry jam
CHEESESTEAK- grilled flank steak, red peppers, swiss cheese
EGG SALAD- medium-boiled eggs, green onion

Week Three Salads:
BEET- roasted beets, walnuts, goat cheese, arugula
PASTA- fusili tossed with carrots, peppers, olives
SPINACH & STRAWBERRY- strawberries and goat cheese on a bed of spinach
BROCCOLI- cold steamed broccoli, slivered almonds, bacon, red onion and peas
CORN- kernels of fresh corn, red peppers, cotija cheese

Week Four Salads:
HEARTS OF PALM- marinated hearts of palm, garlic, parmesan cheese
TABOULI- couscous, parsley, cucumber, green onion
POTATO- new potatoes, celery, green pepper,mayo
CUCUMBER- cucumbers marinated in rice vinegar, sesame oil
COLESLAW- shredded cabbage, carrots, mayo dressing

Week Three Soups:
ITALIAN WEDDING- a light vegetable soup with Italian turkey meatballs
CHICKEN TORTILLA- tender chicken, tortilla strips in chicken broth
TOMATO- roasted tomatoes pureed till smooth, a touch of cream
YELLOW BEET- yellow beets, carrots, onion; a twist on a classic
LENTIL- hearty lentils in a rich broth

Week Four Soups:
BEEF BARLEY- cubes of beef, barley, carrots in beef broth
WANTON- handmade wontons in chicken brith
GASPACHO- cold tomato vegetable soup PEA- steamed peas pureed to a thick soup
POTATO & BACON- a creamy broth of potatoes and bacon

Monday, October 5, 2009

A Lunch Fairy promotion approaches!

It's the first Monday in October and there's finally an autumn chill in the California air. Warm up with comforting lunches provided by moi, the Lunch Fairy! And here's how! Shortly, I will be offering a special- sign up for one FREE lunch to sample my wares, and receive a discount to enjoy the magical munchies that the lunch fairy has to offer for the rest of the week. That boils down to a free lunch on Monday and lunches at a reduced price for the rest of your delicious work week... just $40 for five days worth of lunches, delivered directly to your home or office at no extra cost!

Coupons will be emailed to those interested and can be redeemed by contacting me here, or simply leave me a message on the Lunch Fairy hotline at (310) 601-0150!

Enjoy the crisp fall weather, and happy lunching this week to all!

Monday, September 28, 2009

Happy Monday!

A weekend of parties, oh my! I rolled up my fairy sleeves this weekend and baked my ballet flats off. First, strawberry rhubarb pie for a surprise birthday party (the birthday boy's favorite!), and then peanut butter chocolate chip banana bread and chocolate chip oatmeal cookies for a housewarming party. I found adorable mini loaf liners for the banana bread at Surfas, and packaged up take home loaves as gift favors for the fete. Magical!

Flour is scattered about my kitchen like fairy dust as I wait for my dough to rise for a new bread recipe (baguettes for sandwiches, delicious!) and I'm planning lunches for the week to come. The farmer's market and restaurant menus across the city are unveiling their fall fare, and while it's sad to say goodbye to sunny summer tomatoes, I'm thrilled to flutter my wings toward a comfort menu perfect for the season.

Happy Monday to all, and I wish you a delicious week ahead.

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Hi! I'm the Lunch Fairy!




Hey gang!

It's me! The Lunch Fairy! Delivering you fresh, delicious and homemade lunches directly to your home or office... or home office! Things are just getting started for me these days but I'll tell you what, they are already going wonderfully! If you're sick of paying a lot of money for a whole bunch of blah then be sick no more for the Lunch Fairy is here!

A typical lunch that a wave of my wand might create would include a sandwich (on fresh baked bread), a soup or salad and a delicious (or nutritious, or both!) treat! All lovingly crafted in my very own kitchen from tried and true recipes that have been warming hearts and tummies for ages.

Now listen up, there is a nasty rumor floating around out there that to get a visit from the Lunch Fairy you just have to put an old sandwich bag under your pillow and voila! Well first of all, that'd be breakfast since you'd be getting it in the morning. Second of all, what do I need with some old sandwich bag? Nopers, how it works is you pay $12 per person per lunch and that includes the ingredients, the cooking and the delivery! Its easiest on my wings if there are more than two people per location, so if you need more lunches I'll knock the price down to $10/person! Crazy? No, Magical!

Call the Lunch Fairy at (310) 601-0150