Food and Nutrition

PhotoWe believe that food and nutrition are two of the most important factors in the well being of our residents.  For a start good food is important for everyone's enjoyment of life and particularly so for the elderly and the frail.  Good nutrition is vital for sustenance and recovery.

At Newgrange we pride ourselves of both the range and quality of the diets we provide.  Nearly all the food is freshly homemade for each mealtime and as required, is tailored to the individual's needs.

Sample dishes

Here is a selection of typical home cooked dishes from our menus, always prepared in our own kitchen:

Breakfast

Fruit juice, cereal, porridge, grapefruit

Bacon, sausage, tomato, beans, scrambled, poached or boiled eggs

Toast

Tea or coffee

Lunch

Roast chicken, beef casserole, honey roast ham, smoked haddock, toad in the hole, cod & chips, chicken pie, roast pork, gammon steak, shepherd’s pie, roast lamb, pork chops, steak & kidney pie, roast beef

Boiled, creamed or roast potatoes

Fresh vegetables

Rhubarb crumble, Bakewell tart, bread & butter pudding, apple crumble, steamed pudding, fruit trifle, rice pudding, treacle tart, Dutch apple tart, lemon meringue pie, chocolate pudding

Supper

Soup, sandwiches, cheese on toast, salmon salad, sausages, beans on toast, crumpets, quiche

Cakes, fruit flan, jelly, trifle

Snacks (at any time)

Tea, coffee, soft drinks

Biscuits, cake