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FRANCE
FRANCE
MAIN PRODUCTS
FRENCH CHEFS
TAILLEVENT LA VARENNE
CARÊME
BREAKFAST
LUNCH AND DINNER/MENU
- Apéritif
- Entrêe
- Main dish
- Fromage
- Dessert
SCHEDULES AND MEALS
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
CLASSIC AND WOMEN’S
DELIGHTS
MAIN DISHES
SALADE NIÇOISE/
BAECKEOFFE
FOOD IN SCHOOL
National
Program for
healthy
Nutrition
(PNNS)
B E
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D O HE
H E S N T
E N C Y O
F R LT H
DO HEA
H AT S T NE T
W EM O PL A
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Food / Celebration / Sacred
Balanced diet
Walk/Bicycle/ Same time.
Dominican Republic
Gatronomy
• Dominican Republic cuisine is predominantly made up of a
combination of Spanish, Indigenous Taíno and African
influences. The first and last occurring over the last five
centuries.
• Breakfast
A traditional breakfast would consist of Mangú, fried eggs, fried salami, fried cheese
and sometimes avocado. This is called “Los tres golpes” or “the three hits”.
• Lunch
The most important meal of the day is lunch. Its most typical form,
nicknamed La Bandera (“the flag”), consists of rice, red beans and
meat (beef, chicken) sometimes accompanied by a side of salad.
There are multiple rice varieties, including moro con guandules or rice
with pigeon peas, and locrio –a rice dish that resembles paella with
seasoned rice and chicken, or other meat.
Sancocho
This thick root and meat stew combines chicken, pork, yucca, yam,
green plantains, and potatoes. It is served with a bowl of white rice,
and avocado slices.
Mofongo is a dish originating in Puerto Rico, but Dominicans make
their own version of this mashed plantain dish with garlic, and either
pork, or shrimp.
SWEETS & DESSERTS
Dominican Republic
Prevention Programs
The abortion
Sexual Abuse
Sexual Aggression by Province
2015
Feminicides
Feminicides by Countries
HIV-AIDS
HIV AIDS in Latin American