Lo calFo o d
... fro m farm to plate...
Canedo , Po rtugal
5-9 May, 201 4
LLPCo menius-MultilateralScho o lPartnership Pro ject
201 3-201 5
Plunge Senamiestis Scho o l, Lithuania
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To eat isanecessity, but to eat SMART is...  an
ART!
In thesupermarket...
... tricksused to preservemeat...
 
‘Fresh tasting’ — but is
that thesameas‘fresh’?
Organic food?
... our parentscalled it just “Food”...
Up until themiddleof the20th century farmers
used food produced on their own farms.
Bread
Homemadebread issold in farmers’ markets
Westill cannot imagineTraditional Fairswithout
sweets... tasty and beautiful cookies.
Dairy products: Lithuanians
useboth fresh and sour
milk.
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Poultry and eggs
At thefarmers’ market
RABBITS
ANDSHEEP
...and themeat
production...
Pork
Homemade
production at the
Farmers’ market
Smoked pork production
You even can find this...
... at thetraditional fair
Fish
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Lithuanian herbs
and seasonings
Herbsand tea
Honey
Vegetables
Applecheese
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And that’swhat wecould find in our
larders...
Spring hascome...
Potatoes
Birch sap
Preparation for thegrowing season
BE SMART -
THINK GLOBALLY!
LISTEN TO YOUR HEART -
EAT LOCALLY!
Questionnaire
1. Who wasbaking bread in thepicture?
Meda
2. Tell usthreeshapesof homemade
sweetsand cookiesyou noticed in the
picture.
Nuts, strawberries, mushrooms, rings,
pipes, balls, hearts, bunnies…
3. Whosegrandmother still makescottage
cheese?
Greta’s grandmother
4. What typeof fish our technologies
teacherswereholding?
A pike
5. What isthetraditional Lithuanian apple
dessert?
Apple cheese

Local food. Lithuania