Loaf of bread has been acquired for my entry!
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Hi, Jack!
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We have most of the farm pigs present with bacon, sausage, ham, pork chops and black pudding. We also have fried eggs in there too!
It’s called Jack after Jack the Giant Killer. Should give them a bloody heart attack! 
So we have a draw between @Stephen 's bocadilla, my burger and @Keiko 's sandwich
The ruling Cook of the Week, @CJR, will have to announce the next winner
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Essentially we have the following:
@Stephen - Sandwich with a twist, using tortillas instead of bread.
@Sillsallad - Looks like the most filling option with a good ratio of meat to greenery.
@Keiko - Simplicity. The sandwich gets its name from John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich. Legend says that he asked his valet to bring him meat between two slices of bread so that he could play cards without getting his hands messy, which this entry fulfils with ease.
Myself, I prefer something that is filling so I will be passing the chef hat onto…
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Thank you!
The third weekly challenge is to cook something using fresh herbs
Pat on the back bonus:
Using homegrown herbs
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Does garlic count as a herb?
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" Though widely used as an herb or spice, garlic is botanically a vegetable."
It is not really what I had in mind either. But hey, I asked for creativity and I’m open for personal interpretations 
So go ahead
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Garlic is neither, garlic is a magical, necessary part of every meal and I cannot be friends with people who don’t at least double the amount in every recipe.
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Here we go!
Ham wrapped stuffed chicken (filled with red onions, fresh basil and mozzarella) with a caprese salad and yesterday’s left over potatoes revamped - baked them in the oven in olive oil, garlic and rosemary.
Wanted to smear pesto in the chicken breast, but the pesto had gone bad. Also, don’t blame me for the poor butterfly cut, the filets came that way 
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According to the all-knowing google, a herb is
any plant with leaves, seeds, or flowers used for flavouring, food, medicine, or perfume.
So the spring onion definitely counts and the garlic is a maybe. Which leads us to…
Chicken Noodle Soup! (well, technically chicken spaghetti soup because I couldn’t find noodles. But. Soup.)
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Honestly quite proud of how these turned out.
I don’t know why I keep putting tomatoes on things. I hate them but I keep trying and just eventually pick half them off.
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We’ve got another draw between @Keiko and @RebeccaBlue !
As last week’s winner, I get to decide 
Because I personally prefer chicken over other meats, I’m passing the crown on to @RebeccaBlue !
Congratulations! Please pick this week’s challenge
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Woo! 
The fourth challenge is to cook a Curry.
Pat on the back bonus:
More specifically, a balti.
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I will have to bow out this week. I’m allergic to several of the important ingredients in curry.
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Sorry, I didn’t even think about that.
Don’t feel bad. I looked to see if I could find a safe one.
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@Keiko feel free to join in with a curry inspired alternative:)
Maybe you can cook something thats served or prepared similar, and skip the spices
Creativity and personal interpretations are always welcome
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