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Olive bread and cucumber salad, lentils and fish filet, bean salad and chocolate ice cream! What French kids are eating for school lunch, this week in the Alps

October 22, 2012

This week we’re in Saint-Julien-de-Genevois (population 5000), a small town in the Alps in south-eastern France, right on the border …

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What’s for school lunch in France’s poorest town this week? Sautéed veal and celery salad, roast pork and cauliflower-curry casserole…and more!

October 15, 2012

My ‘French Kids’ School Lunch Project’ is back by popular demand! (For a full explanation of how school lunches are …

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Cauliflower and grilled fish with dill sauce, wheat berries and beets, roast veal and red beans, chocolate flan and more! What French kids are eating for school lunch this week in Poitiers

October 8, 2012

This week we’re in the city of Poitiers, a medieval town in the middle of France (site of historic battles, …

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Radishes and navy beans, pumpkins and garlic sausage….what French kids are eating for school lunch this week!

October 1, 2012

This week we’re in Roquefort-la-Bedoule, a small village (population 5000) in Provence (not far from Cassis and Marseilles). Its motto …

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Back by popular demand: The French Kids’ School Lunch Project

September 24, 2012

Many readers have written in asking for a repeat of my ‘French Kids’ School Lunch Project’. I’m happy to oblige! …

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