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Fulgurances entrusts its stoves to chef Shun Narise
Young Japanese chef Shun Narise will take charge of Fulgurances from September 18, 2023. Here's his background and what he plans to offer during his residency.
Kitchen: a menu by Stéphanie Le Quellec at the Madame Rêve hotel
The Madame Rêve hotel has just confirmed the opening of Kitchen, a new restaurant with a menu designed by chef Stéphanie Le Quellec. Here's what you can expect.
The taste of flowers, Sylvie Albrand
It's everywhere, on every table, from Rennes to Saint-Bonnet-le-Froid, via Paris, Toulouse, Montpellier and Saint-Tropez. She's the herb with the strange taste, she's the flower with the bewitching fragrance, she's the XXS plant, she's always the aromatic. Sylvie Albrand is a farmer. At her Quyvie farm, she cultivates flowers, young shoots and aromatic plants to grace the plates of chefs, many of whom are very enthusiastic.
Un pâtissier, un artiste: a collab
Gault&Millau begins a series of "sweet" cross-portraits to share the behind-the-scenes story of two creative partners. Far from being a commission, these collaborations are born of a conversation, a dialogue in total freedom. Here's a very sweet exchange between Fabien Rouillard, pastry chef in Paris, and Gérard Audinet, director of Les Maisons de Victor Hugo, in Paris and Guernsey.
Le Perchoir Y takes flight in Meudon
A link between past and present for aviation enthusiasts, the Hangar Y is also home to a restaurant, entrusted to the Le Perchoir group. Located 40 minutes from the center of Paris, the restaurant offers a sea-spray-tinged "mise au vert", under the guidance of chef Guillaume Sanchez, who created the menu.
Le Cordon Bleu, technical excellence
Renowned for its cutting-edge teaching, Le Cordon Bleu, founded over a century ago in Paris, trains students in the demanding French culinary arts. With its network of 35 institutes in more than 20 countries, it has become a veritable spearhead of French haute gastronomy, helping to nurture the myth around the world.
Skrei, the king of cod
It's been invading fishmongers' stalls for a few weeks now: skrei is back... Really? But what exactly is skrei? What's behind this Scandinavian-sounding name?
Champagne wedding at LVMH
It's wedding season in Champagne. Flutes are raised and toasts are made to the union of several great houses with illustrious chefs of French gastronomy. More than just a brief engagement with a wine and food pairing over dinner, some champagne brands and houses are hiring the services of an "in-home" chef.
