Ann had a jacket potato and baked beans with a salad garnish and coleslaw.
I have a quick lunch at a cafe called Hamilton's (the only time I like the name) round the corner: salt beef and gherkins or a jacket potato with cheese or chilli.
For me lunch is normally a jacket potato or some soup, and I found this meaty sandwich filling enough to keep my appetite in check for the rest of the day.
Having sneaked a look at my neighbour's menu when we were in the queue I selected a jacket potato with mushrooms and bacon.
Real cheese, before we get too carried away, is the stuff that may reliably be teamed with a pickled onion or, if there's nothing more compelling in the fridge, grated onto a jacket potato.
Definition of jacket potato in US English:
jacket potato
nounˈdʒækət pəˈteɪdoʊ
British
A baked potato served with the skin on.
〈英〉带皮烤马铃薯
Example sentencesExamples
Ann had a jacket potato and baked beans with a salad garnish and coleslaw.
Having sneaked a look at my neighbour's menu when we were in the queue I selected a jacket potato with mushrooms and bacon.
Real cheese, before we get too carried away, is the stuff that may reliably be teamed with a pickled onion or, if there's nothing more compelling in the fridge, grated onto a jacket potato.
I have a quick lunch at a cafe called Hamilton's (the only time I like the name) round the corner: salt beef and gherkins or a jacket potato with cheese or chilli.
For me lunch is normally a jacket potato or some soup, and I found this meaty sandwich filling enough to keep my appetite in check for the rest of the day.