What would be on your birthday menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner?

[Brontosaurus]

I'm trying to plan my birthday food for next week and am getting tied up with making decisions. I have too many things I like!

So far I have breakfast and cake sorted but am stuck for lunch and dinner.

Breakfast: deli meats, cheeses, warm buttery croissants, strawberries, nice juices etc

Lunch: ?

Dinner: ?

Dessert: I'm making myself a chocolate orange birthday cake because Waitrose have stopped selling the apple crumble cake I used to get most years. Rotters.

What would you plan for your birthday menu?

Breakfast - scrambled egg, smoked salmon and a buttery croissant

lunch - Honey roasted figs, stuffed with goats cheese and wrapped in Parma ham.. with salad.

dinner - starter: antipasti
main: steak, fries with truffle parmesan.
dessert: cheeseboard.

I do like posh breakfast out.

After that anything planned and sorted by someone who isn't me

Brunch: Eggs Benedict

Dinner: Fresh pasta with sage brown butter and a very nice bottle of wine. Followed by dense, dark chocolate cake with decent buttercream.

Done.

Breakfast: warm Croissants stuffed with melted cheese, Bucks fizz, nice strawberries with Greek yogurt and honey.

Lunch: homemade Lentil and veg chunky soup with crusty bread&butter, lemon meringue pie (a whole one) and a pot of tea.

Dinner: giant trough of arrabiata pasta, loads of parmesan, garlic bread, side dish of olives, diet coke. Chocolates.

We always have birthday pancakes in our house for breakfast. With bacon and maple syrup. Yum!

@MrsTerryPratchett Mmm that pasta sounds marvellous.

Eggs bene for brunch, and a seafood platter, fresh bread and a nice white wine for dinner, preferably overlooking the ocean.

Pasta pasta and more pasta

Breakfast: eggs Benedict
Lunch: something involving chips
Dinner: Chinese takeaway

And a box of Lily O'Brien's chocolates

Not fussed on breakfast... maybe a soft boiled egg and soldiers. Lunch coronation chicken sandwich in nice bread roll. Dinner would have to be mussels in tomato chilli garlic sauce to start, steak, fries,asparagus with peppercorn sauce. No room left for dessert.

Bottomless brunch with champagne, eggs, bacon and pancakes etc. Dinner would be mixed Indian starters followed by chicken dopiaza and garlic naan washed down with lager.

classy bird me 😁

Breakfast - warm croissants with home made jam, Buck's Fizz and lots of coffee.
Lunch - not bothered maybe some cake or ice cream if out and about.
Dinner confit of duck, potatoes cooked in duck fat (I'm imagining myself in SW France) and french beans, and some Bordeaux to drink. A little assortment of desserts with coffee and maybe an Armagnac.

Brunch: a full English with more bacon than is good for me.

Tea: Thai chicken & cashew nuts with rice.

Yum!

Avocado,bacon and tomatoes on sour dough toast for breakfast

No lunch as still full

Dinner- fish platter with smoked salmon,prawns,brown shrimps,mackerel pâté,etc etc
Gherkins ,capers,soda bread and lashings of champagne.
M&S extremely chocolatey birthday cake.

Breakfast: A cinnamon roll and good coffee

Lunch: Picky bits, salami, olives, bread/crackers, garlic cheese, crisps and dips

Tea: Either a nice steak, peppercorn sauce, fried onions, stuffed mushrooms and tenderstem broccoli

or

A Chinese takeaway with honey ribs, seaweed, prawn toast and salt and pepper chips.

Yum

Breakfast: smoked haddock, pan fried in butter, with 2 duck eggs and Patak's chilli pickle on the side

Lunch: French bread topped with gorgonzola, sliced figs and serrano ham, with a drizzle of truffle honey

Dinner: a really good chicken dhansak, palak paneer, and pilau rice, followed by gulab jaman and a lie down :)

Breakfast: Eggs Benedict

Lunch: an afternoon tea of sandwiches, scones, and cakes

Or a Philly cheese steak baguette

Or a chicken club triple toastie with real chips and salad

Dinner:
Languostines for a starter

a leg of lamb
Lobster
Surf and turf

A naked Alaska for dessert

Biscuits and cheese

Full English, loads of coffee

Mid morning snack of a massive coffee and some date and walnut cake or some sort of raisin bran muffin.

Lunch would be big burger, fries, coleslaw. Diet coke. Slice of choc fudge cake and ice cream for pudding.

Dinner would be steak, baked spud, fancy buttered veg OR a chicken dupiaza with garlic naan and rice. Bhajis to start. Pud would be sticky toffee and double cream. Red wine. Maybe an espresso.

Breakfast; bagel, smoked salmon, cream cheese and avocado

Lunch; haddock chowder, would probably try to keep it quite light as I'd probably have too much cake

Dinner: a really nice, rich, creamy pasta dish with some red wine. Or a takeaway curry!

Oh yeah and I'd graze on those white choc chip chocolate American style cookies throughout the day

Another vote for Eggs Benedict for brunch.

Then a couple of gooey white chocolate and cranberry cookies mid to late afternoon (fruit counts as one of your 5 a day right😁)

and a Chinese 5 course "banquet" at the posh restaurant in town.

Breakfast - pastries or croissants & jam
Lunch - afternoon tea
Tea - scallops & sea bass with risotto verde

B - Buttermilk pancakes with berries and Greek yoghurt. Good coffee.

L - Nachos with homemade guac and salsa.

D - Blackened cod with rice and peas and some roasted broccoli. Or a Thai duck salad.

Breakfast Big bacon and sausage baps
Lunch big salad that has crunchy lettuce, toms, cucumber, beetroots, cheese, avocado, ham, can't think what else.
Dinner Home made lasagna not one of those sloppy wet ones.

Ooh I like this game.

Breakfast - eggs Benedict and champagne

Lunch - ploughman's at the pub down the road (it's a goooood ploughman's!)

Dinner - rib eye steak, rare, sweet potato fries, onion rings, grilled tomatoes and peppercorn sauce.

Dessert - if I could fit anything else in then carrot cake 🥰🥰