Dear all,

Today for lunch, we had Boulettes de boeuf a l’orientales! 🙌😋

We wish you a great weekend! 🥰

Collège du Léman Team

Good afternoon everyone,

Today’s lunch in Léman was fish with bordelaise sauce and wheat with tomato sauce.

In Eiger, the lunch was roasted parsnips, beets, and quorn wheat.

Have a nice afternoon.

Collège du Léman Team 🙂

Dear all,

For our usual International Dinner, we had Japanese dinner! 🤩

Facts about Japanese food:

• Narezushi, Japan’s original sushi, traces its origins to China. When it was introduced to Japan in the 8^th century, it consisted of fermented rice and salted fish. It was mixed with rice vinegar and sake, and laid under a large stone to prevent the growth of bacteria and microorganisms and to keep it fresh longer.
• One of the most mind-blowing Japanese food facts is meat being a relatively new thing in Japan. Japanese cuisine was heavily influenced by Buddhist traditions. Because the Buddhists forbid the killing of animals for meat, eating meat aside from seafood was almost unheard of.

Thank you very much to our kitchen staff! 🙌

Collège du Léman Team

Dear all,

Today for lunch, our students were presented with Panini Vègetèrine and Filet de truite!
Delicious!! 😋

Panini Végétarien

Filet de Truite

Thank you very much!
Have a nice afternoon! 😊

Collège du Léman Team

Good afternoon everyone,

Today’s lunch in Eiger was chicken with fried potatoes.

Instead, at Léman was chicken steak and fries.

Have a good afternoon!

Collège du Léman Team 🙂

Good evening everyone,

Sunday dinner was from Mexico: Tacos!!  🌮

Have a lovely start of the week.

Collège du Léman Team 🙂

Good morning everyone,

Today is Sunday and it means the students are having the amazing brunch!

Here you are some pictures 🙂

Have a lovely Sunday 🥰

Collège du Léman Team 🙂

Good afternoon everyone,

Today’s lunch was a choice of:

• Fish with lemon sauce
• Pasta with vegetables
• Roasted chicken with spiced baked potatoes and vegetables
• Crepes as dessert

Enjoy 😋

Collège du Léman Team 🙂

Dear all,

For International Dinner today, we had Senegalese food! 😋

Some interesting facts about Senegalese food:

• The Senegalese cuisine is a West African Cuisine influenced by North African, French and Portuguese cuisine and derives from the nation’s many ethnic groups, the largest being the Wolof.
• Peanuts, the primary crop of Senegal, as well as couscous, white rice, sweet potatoes, lentils, black-eyed peas and various vegetables, are also incorporated into many recipes.
• Meats and vegetables are typically stewed or marinated in herbs and spices, and then poured over rice or couscous, or eaten with bread.

Thank you very much to our kitchen staff! 😊

Collège du Léman Team

Dear all,

For Wednesday lunch, in Leman, we had pilons de poulet, pommes de terre and parmigiana. 😊

In Eiger, we had lentilles, purèe de choux, èpinard and carottes. 😊

Collège du Léman Team