Gilles and Nicolas Verot, master pork butchers from father to son, a well-crafted legacy
Gilles and Nicolas Vérot, a duo of passionate charcutiers, blend tradition and innovation in their famous family home. From vegetarian terrines to the secrets of sausage-making, father and son work together to reinvent their know-how.
Craftsmen & Know-How
Gilles and Nicolas Verot, master pork butchers from father to son, a well-crafted legacy
Gilles and Nicolas Vérot, a duo of passionate charcutiers, blend tradition and innovation in their famous family home. From vegetarian terrines to the secrets of sausage-making, father and son work together to reinvent their know-how.
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La Maison Aribert, beauty serving goodness
Christophe Aribert has imagined his home as a sanctuary. Where everything is designed, conceived, made and then implemented responsibly. To serve both man and nature. Only 5 years old, Maison Aribert is already a model of its kind. Let's sleep at the chef's place.
Copenhagen, the gastro-capital of Northern Europe
In the space of twenty years, Copenhagen has created an ecosystem where creativity, technology, architecture and design come together to serve a new, totally uninhibited gastronomy. To the point of becoming an epicenter, a hub that attracts all eyes and even stirs all desires. To the point of becoming, in the eyes of some, the gastronomic capital of the world!
Cidered beef: when cider becomes the secret ingredient of exceptional meat
At the P'tit Clos Normand in Rives-en-Seine, François-Xavier Craquelin sublimates beef with an unusual ingredient: cider. The typical Norman beverage slightly influences the taste of the meat, making it unique and typical of the region.
Gault&Millau Tour Normandie 2024
On the occasion of the presentation of the latest guide dedicated to the Hauts-de-France region, Gault&Millau honored the chefs and actors of the venue in these territories on Monday, October 14, 2024.The event took place at L'Orangerie de la Baie. The day before, winners and Gault&Millau partners attended a dinner at the Anecdote restaurant, hosted by chefs Alexandre Gauthier and Samuel Pasquet.
The fork, impossible to live without
How could you bite, grab, dip... eat without it? For centuries, the fork had only two prongs, but this was too reminiscent of the devil's fork and the sin of gluttony. It wasn't until the 18th century that the fork made its permanent home on our tables, with four prongs and on the left-hand side of the plate. But teeth up or teeth down?
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