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Florent Perrier, beaufort producer Craftsmen & Know-How

Florent Perrier, beaufort producer

It is one of three producers of "chalet d'alpage" Beaufort, a rare PDO with less than 10,000 wheels per year, or 7% of total Beaufort production.
Florent Perrier, beaufort producer
Craftsmen & Know-How

Florent Perrier, beaufort producer

It is one of three producers of "chalet d'alpage" Beaufort, a rare PDO with less than 10,000 wheels per year, or 7% of total Beaufort production.
Alexandre Gauthier reopens La Grenouillère after 15 months of renovations News & Events

Alexandre Gauthier reopens La Grenouillère after 15 months of renovations

Alexandre Gauthier's Grenouillère, hit hard by flooding in northern France in late 2023, reopens in February 2025.
Alexandre Gauthier reopens La Grenouillère after 15 months of renovations
News & Events

Alexandre Gauthier reopens La Grenouillère after 15 months of renovations

Alexandre Gauthier's Grenouillère, hit hard by flooding in northern France in late 2023, reopens in February 2025.
Montélimar Nougat, tasting at the Atelier du Goût Craftsmen & Know-How

Montélimar Nougat, tasting at the Atelier du Goût

Nougat is a very old confectionery, mentioned as early as the Middle Ages in Arabic writings. It then developed throughout the Mediterranean basin, where almond trees grow. It's called "turrón" in Spain and "torrone" in Italy. The word nougat comes from the Occitan "nogat" meaning "nut", in reference to the almond; it only became "nougat" in the 19th century.
Do you know who invented the removable pan handle? News & Events

Do you know who invented the removable pan handle?

Now a fixture in our kitchens, the removable handle was invented years ago by a French company. Here's the story..
Chocolate puts on a show! Craftsmen & Know-How

Chocolate puts on a show!

A seasonal pleasure for some, a taste of childhood for others, we've been drinking steaming hot chocolate for centuries. Even the Aztecs attributed many virtues to it.
10 exceptional tables for a winter at altitude Hotels & Bed & Breakfast

10 exceptional tables for a winter at altitude

Lively resorts, snow-covered peaks and sporty descents: winter in the mountains can also be enjoyed at the table. Discover our selection of 10 gourmet restaurants to match the mountains.
Christopher Coutanceau's good addresses News & Events

Christopher Coutanceau's good addresses

Christopher Coutanceau, chef at the eponymous restaurant in La Rochelle, shares his tips for buying oysters, bread and good fish in the region.
Hotels with gourmet restaurants: where to sleep and dine in 2025? Hotels & Bed & Breakfast

Hotels with gourmet restaurants: where to sleep and dine in 2025?

Whether you're a fan of the mountains, craving iodine or love horses, you're sure to find what you're looking for among our selection, for a stay that combines the luxury of a hotel with exceptional cuisine.
This 4-toque chef inaugurates his gourmet table at Disneyland News & Events

This 4-toque chef inaugurates his gourmet table at Disneyland

Discover the best seafood restaurants in France Tables & Chefs

Discover the best seafood restaurants in France

In the mood for fish and seafood? Here are ten addresses across France where chefs play with the finest products of the oceans.
Frédéric Revol, farmer-agronomist Wines & Spirits

Frédéric Revol, farmer-agronomist

Isère whisky distillery Domaine des Hautes Glaces celebrates its 15th anniversary with a beautiful book written by its founder, Frédéric Revol. The credo remains the same: to produce local spirits using virtuous agricultural practices.
Uniquely designed boutique hotels: when sleeping becomes an experience Hotels & Bed & Breakfast

Uniquely designed boutique hotels: when sleeping becomes an experience

Sleep? A formality, a physiological need, a waste of time for insomniacs and a blessing for dreamers. But in some hotels, it's an adventure. Places that transform the night into an aesthetic parenthesis, where design is not content with being beautiful: it confuses, fascinates and transports.
La Butte, weaving the future Hotels & Bed & Breakfast

La Butte, weaving the future

They have succeeded in the difficult challenge of bringing a 70-year-old house, which has remained in the family, back to life and into the present. In the midst of the Breton countryside, Solène and Nicolas Conraux have even managed to carve La Butte - a bistro, gourmet restaurant, grocery store, hotel and bakery - into a future that is as virtuous as it is sustainable. Let's sleep at the chef's.
Temple & Chapon: Mélanie Serre's culinary experience in the heart of Le Marais News & Events

Temple & Chapon: Mélanie Serre's culinary experience in the heart of Le Marais

Mélanie Serre is embarking on a new adventure with Temple & Chapon, a restaurant in the Experimental Marais. Here's what you can expect.
Arnaud Lallement in 5 dishes News & Events

Arnaud Lallement in 5 dishes

Arnaud Lallement, chef crowned with 5 Gault&Millau toques, retraces his culinary journey through five dishes that have marked his career. Discover the unique story behind these exceptional dishes.
Food & Health

"Invited to take part in the world cassoulet championship, chefs Timothée Deguingand and Nicolas Ferrand from the Pampa restaurant in Lyon's Pullman hotel foundthemselves competing against three teams from Toulouse and one from the Tarn region. And they won! On January 20, 2025, the competitors faced off at the 9ᵉ edition of the competition, at the Rex, in Toulouse. During this evening organized by Les Chevaliers du Fiel, the chefs had to offer their cassoulet to 150 people. The two Lyon-based chefs competed against Toulouse-based establishments La Maison du Cassoulet, Le Bibent and Maison Pardailhé, and Cuq en Terrasses, in the Tarn region. It wasn't a foregone conclusion. Timothée Deguingand, executive chef at Pullman Lyon since its opening, and Nicolas Ferrand, head of banqueting, offer their restaurant's menu the fruit of a Franco-South American fusion. "But the restaurant world is a small one! The manager of our hotel used to work in Toulouse, so some people told him that a candidate had withdrawn for the world cassoulet championship, and that's how we got there!" says Nicolas Ferrand. A traditional recipe For this competition, the candidates had to propose a traditional cassoulet. The two chefs took their inspiration from Prosper Montagné's 1929 recipe. "We interpreted it while respecting tradition," explains Timothée Deguingand. A lot of research and testing went into the final version. The head of banqueting explains: "We changed the broth three times to finally make a mix between vegetable and animal" A cassole was also lent by the organization, "It's very important to use this glazed terracotta dish." The importance of breaking the crust According to the chefs, the most important step in the recipe is the gratin. The cassoulet must be baked several times: "We bake it once, break the crust and bake it seven more times". Nicolas Ferrand explains the previous steps: "The cassoulet is assembled with all the meats in layers: a layer of beans, then beans mixed with rind, pork shoulder, shank, pork belly, Toulouse sausage and duck confit." For the competition, the two Lyonnais didn't have access to on-site kitchens. So they vacuum-packed their preparations. "A handicap turned into a strength", smile the chefs. during cooking, the white beans absorb the broth and fat from the duck confit, rind and sausage. It's this alchemy that gives cassoulet just the right amount of fat and flavor. Nicolas Ferrand explains: "All traditional stews that require a lot of cooking are even better when cooled and reheated. There's a new exchange of flavors that creates an osmosis". Today, the two cooks offer "la cassole pampa" on the menu of their restaurant. "A revisited version of the cassoulet with South American flavors, with rind, a tangy, spicy chicken broth that spices up the Tarbais beans, and chicharrón, pork belly marinated in spices and fried. With coriander and red onion. It's crunchy and comforting!" enthuses Timothée Deguingand.
Cazenove closes: Pierre Orsi bids farewell News & Events

Cazenove closes: Pierre Orsi bids farewell

A gastronomic legend bids farewell. After more than 40 years at the helm of his brasserie Cazenove, Pierre Orsi is retiring and closing the doors of his iconic establishment for good.
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