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A la carte or blind menu?
Of the day, from the chef, in 5, 7 or 18 sequences, unique or blind... It's becoming rare in gourmet restaurants to find a menu that leaves us with a real choice. The chef decides everything, and the restaurant is no longer simply a place for sharing and conviviality, but a "total experience" of which he is the author.
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A la carte or blind menu?
Of the day, from the chef, in 5, 7 or 18 sequences, unique or blind... It's becoming rare in gourmet restaurants to find a menu that leaves us with a real choice. The chef decides everything, and the restaurant is no longer simply a place for sharing and conviviality, but a "total experience" of which he is the author.
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16 chefs come together for a unique lunch on the Pont du Gard!
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16 chefs come together for a unique lunch on the Pont du Gard!
On May 8, 2024, Gard aux Chefs is organizing a lunch for 16 chefs on the Pont du Gard. Here's how to reserve your place.
The IGP Haut-Poitou melon, a fruit to brag about
It's most often eaten sliced, but also in juice. It can be prepared in salads, on skewers, plain or cooked, raw or even grilled, as an appetizer or dessert... The Charentais melon is the fruit of summer par excellence, the fruit of sharing.
Where to eat good frogs' legs?
Once obsolete, frogs' legs are back on the menu of traditional French restaurants. Here are five places to try them.
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Gault&Millau Tour Centre-Val de Loire - Pays de la Loire 2024
On the occasion of the presentation of its latest guide to the Centre-Val de Loire - Pays de la Loire region, on Monday April 8, 2024, Gault&Millau honored the chefs and culinary professionals of these regions.The event took place at the Orangerie du Château du Parc Saint-Lambert. The day before, winners and Gault&Millau partners attended a dinner at Les Petits Prés restaurant in Angers, hosted by chefs Loïs Bée and Samuel Albert.
Le Grand Paris, the new culinary destination not to be missed
More than just Paris itself, the entire Paris region is dotted with good places to spend time at the table. Greater Paris is not just an urban ambition, it's also a culinary success story.
Clément Dumont, named Grand de Demain 2024 at the Gault&Millau Tour Centre-Val de Loire & Pays de la Loire
The chef from the Arbore & Sens restaurant in Loches was awarded the title of Grand de Demain at the Gault&Millau Tour Centre-Val de Loire & Pays de la Loire.
Why are wineries moving to the city?
Lyon, Angers or Bordeaux... Urban winery projects are multiplying and raising questions in the world of wine. Gault&Millau took a closer look.
Is the forest the new kitchen garden for chefs?
The forest is a perfect playground for pick-your-own chefs. Some of them are lucky enough to have their own private plots to feed their dishes.
Tom Meyer named chef of La Chèvre d'Or
Following the announcement of Arnaud Faye's departure from La Chèvre d'Or to the Bristol Paris, the name of his successor has been revealed. His successor is Tom Meyer, Meilleur Ouvrier de France at the head of the Granite restaurant in Paris.
Mathieu Meyer, his plans to bring Château Galoupet back to life
Mathieu Meyer embodies the new direction of Château Galoupet. The estate manager is continuing the renaissance of this Provence cru classé, owned by Moët-Hennessy since 2019. His vision is of a biodiversity hotspot that also serves the quality of the wines.
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