Something Delicious Is Cooking…
We’re excited to introduce a new section of our website dedicated to sharing recipes from our canteen menu! Here, you’ll find nutritious, kid-approved meals that we serve daily. Perfect for recreating at home. It’s a great way to stay connected with what your children are eating and maybe even discover a new family favourite !!!
Do you have a favorite recipe that you’d love to see on the canteen menu?
We’d love to hear from you!
Send your recipe and a short description to: chef.cuisine@bru4.eu
Let’s make our canteen menu even more delicious — together!
We’re kicking off our new recipe section with a big favorite from the canteen—the Pumpkin Soup! Served on October 20th, it was a hit with the students, who loved its smooth texture and comforting flavour. Made with seasonal flavours and easy to make at home. Give it a try and let us know what your family thinks!
Pumpkin isn’t just tasty—it’s packed with nutrition! Here are a few reasons why it’s a great addition to your child’s diet:
It’s a seasonal superfood that’s both nutritious and delicious—no wonder children loved it!
Broccoli is a true superfood for growing kids! It’s loaded with essential vitamins and minerals that help strengthen the immune system, build strong bones, and support healthy vision. Its high fiber content promotes good digestion, while powerful antioxidants protect the body from illness. Adding broccoli to your child’s meals is an easy and delicious way to keep them active, healthy, and strong every day.
Benefits of Broccoli for Children:
Delicious & Versatile: Easy to include in kid-friendly meals—steamed, roasted, or mixed into their favorite dishes!
Healthy and Yummy Tomato Soup!
Our tomato soup is made fresh with juicy tomatoes, sweet carrots, and a little honey — just like at school! It’s not only tasty but also packed with nutrients to help you grow strong and stay healthy.
Tomatoes are full of vitamin C, which helps your body fight off germs and keep you from getting sick. They also contain lycopene, a natural antioxidant that protects your heart and keeps your body healthy.
Carrots are full of vitamin A, which is great for strong eyes and healthy skin.
Garlic and onions add flavor and help your body stay strong.
Olive oil gives you healthy fats that your body needs for energy and growth.
A touch of honey makes it sweet and yummy, while still being healthy.
This soup is warm, comforting, and a great way to enjoy lots of vegetables in one bowl. Perfect for a cozy lunch that helps you stay full, happy, and energized for the rest of the school day!
Vegetarian Lasagne Bolognaise!
This vegetarian “bolognaise-style” lasagne is a wholesome, comforting dish created with children in mind. Finely grated vegetables and lentils blend into a soft, familiar texture that closely resembles a traditional meat sauce, making it reassuring and easy for young eaters to enjoy. The lentils provide plant-based protein and iron to support growth and energy, while carrots, tomatoes, and mushrooms contribute fiber, vitamins, and natural sweetness without overpowering flavors. The sauce is slowly simmered and lightly seasoned to keep it mild and easy to digest, and the small touch of honey balances acidity naturally. Paired with a smooth, homemade béchamel and gentle melted cheese, this lasagne offers a satisfying, balanced meal that keeps children full, nourished, and happy—an ideal way to introduce vegetables and plant-based meals in a familiar, comforting form.
