Due to comment in my guest blog in Fed Up With Lunch asking what kind of food is served in Finnish schools, I asked to send few pictures. More pictures can be seen here. And also in blog by middle school students in south Finland. Blog is in Swedish, if you wish to use google translator.
As in Finland the role of school meals is seen as a pedagogical tool, the lunch menu observes national traditional foods for Holidays.
This picture of Christmas school lunch comes from Pähkinärinteen koulu, Vantaa, with 420 students (7 to 13 year old) and 30 teachers. Thank You Pro Peruskoulu-blog. Picture taken December 14th, 2011.
2) Rutabaga Casserole
3) Carrot Casserole
4) Rosolli-salad
5) Baltic Herring
6) Ham or turkey
7) Fat free or 1% milk
8) Fresh rye bread (+margarin)
And this is how they were served
As in Finland the role of school meals is seen as a pedagogical tool, the lunch menu observes national traditional foods for Holidays.
This picture of Christmas school lunch comes from Pähkinärinteen koulu, Vantaa, with 420 students (7 to 13 year old) and 30 teachers. Thank You Pro Peruskoulu-blog. Picture taken December 14th, 2011.
Recipes
1) Sweetened Potato Casserole2) Rutabaga Casserole
3) Carrot Casserole
4) Rosolli-salad
5) Baltic Herring
6) Ham or turkey
7) Fat free or 1% milk
8) Fresh rye bread (+margarin)
And this is how they were served
Beautiful Maarit!
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