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A white plate with pieces of flatbread topped with grilled vegetables, pickled red onions, fresh parsley, and a drizzle of yellow sauce, set on a light grey surface.

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Portobello and roasted vegetables flatbread

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Enjoy the richness of our Portobello, with mushroom tapenade, roasted butternut, broccoli, and portobello mushrooms. Pickled red onion, fresh parsley, and a drizzle of homemade slightly spicy oil add depth and character.

Ingredients

mushroom tapenade, roasted butternut, broccoli and portobello mushrooms, pickled red onion, parsley and homemade slightly spicy oil

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