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La Pérouse calls at Nice
Overlooking the Promenade des Anglais, with a dreamy view of the azure sea, La Pérouse has always been the confidential refuge of Riviera lovers. Restored last year, it is now more than ever one of the finest addresses on the Riviera.
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La Pérouse calls at Nice
Overlooking the Promenade des Anglais, with a dreamy view of the azure sea, La Pérouse has always been the confidential refuge of Riviera lovers. Restored last year, it is now more than ever one of the finest addresses on the Riviera.
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Spotlight on these showcase chefs' kitchens
No longer do we hide the ovens we can't see - quite the contrary! The kitchen now opens up to offer a show for the audience. Depending on how it's laid out and arranged, the show doesn't have the same flavour. After the close-up, let's take a look at what's on display in the window.
Classic mustard, the Gault&Millau test bench
Do you know the history of mustard? Gault&Millau tells you, and gives you the bonus of its test bench of classic French mustard.
Jérôme Schilling's good addresses
Jérôme Schilling, chef at Château Lafaurie-Peyraguey in Bommes, Gironde, tells us where to buy bread, vegetables and foie gras.
The finest hotel and palace chocolates for Easter 2024
Every year, they're a feast for the eyes, so discover the finest chocolate creations from hotels and palaces for Easter 2024.
Here's Vincent Arnould's magic ingredient to sublimate an egg casserole
The seemingly simple "œuf cocotte" requires a great deal of rigor when it comes to cooking. Taste-wise, Vieux Logis chef Vincent Arnould shares his favorite recipe.
Open kitchens that focus on customer proximity
No longer do we hide the ovens we can't see - quite the contrary! The kitchen now opens up to offer a show for the audience. Depending on how it's laid out and arranged, the show doesn't have the same flavour. Here's a look at some of those that play it close.
Jacques Marcon, chef & Carine Davier, market gardener, the good duo in the vegetable garden
If he could, Jacques Marcon would come every day to his kitchen garden, which he shares with market gardener Carine Davier. It's a space of freedom and rejuvenation that has become indispensable to him, contrasting with the stress and rigor of the kitchen.
Chocolate fondant, its history and our selection of the best addresses
Chocolate fondant is undoubtedly one of France's favorite desserts. Here are five good places to try it.
Alexandre Gauthier opens a temporary restaurant in Paris
For a few days in April, Alexandre Gauthier will be offering his cuisine at an undisclosed location in Paris's 8th arrondissement. Here's what the chef, named 2016 Chef of the Year, has to offer.
What has become of the new kitchen since 1973?
Like all revolutions, this one didn't happen overnight. And while what has come to be known as "nouvelle cuisine" dates back to 1973, exactly 50 years ago, the movement behind it is both much older and much deeper. In music, cinema and most of the arts that could be described as entertainment, the hour had sounded a few years earlier, and the tremors lasted well into the 1970s. And where do we stand today? Should the table be turned again?
Easter 2024 chocolates from your favorite chefs
The countdown is on, with Easter coming early this year. Which chef's Easter chocolates should you choose in 2024? Our selection should inspire you.
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