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Why you should no longer neglect your trivet
A modest sentinel of the gourmet table, the trivet keeps watch in the shadow of the feast. Neither an accessory nor a star, it tells the story of French tableware in its own way. A discreet object, but not insignificant.
A former tax office transformed into a gourmet jewel in Aveyron
In Marcillac-Vallon, Aveyron, Audrey Besson was inspired by memories of her grandmother to invent a hotel-restaurant full of charm, finesse and originality. The name? Auprès d'Angèle.
Jessica Prealpato's patisserie takes over Café Richelieu in the Louvre
Pastry chef Jessica Prealpato takes the sweet reins at Café Richelieu, in the heart of the Louvre Museum. A collaboration that brings a new vision of patisserie to this famous Parisian tearoom.
Taste of Paris 2026: chefs, prizes, dates and programme at the Grand Palais
Taste of Paris returns to the Grand Palais for an exceptional 10ᵉ edition in May 2026. Dates, guest chefs, tasting prices, workshop program and practical info: find out all you need to know to get the most out of Paris' unmissable gastronomic festival.
Where to eat in 2026? 360 must-try restaurants in Occitanie-Andorre
The 2026 edition of the Occitanie-Andorre regional guide is out. From Aveyron to Pyrénées-Orientales, discover what the region has to offer: gourmet itineraries, restaurants, hotels, food shops and local producers..
Alexandre Couillon signs the menu for the new Puy du Fou restaurant
Alexandre Couillon, chef at La Marine in Noirmoutier, transposes his marine universe to the heart of the Puy du Fou. In designing the menu for the Auberge du Parc Vendéen, he aims to bring together gastronomy and local traditions.
13 soy sauces tested and approved by Gault&Millau
Shiro, usukuchi, koikuchi, saishikomi or tamari: what qualities should be attributed to the different soy sauces marketed in France? To find out, a panel of judges tasted thirteen sauces of different types, qualities and manufactures. A test bench of varied tastes in which everyone will find their ideal shoyu.
Jérôme Banctel explores plants with a very special cooking method
For the first time in Paris, Gabriel's chef creates an all-vegetable menu. Jérôme Banctel shapes the score using a unique cooking technique.
Philippe Etchebest: “The most important thing is that I can be helpful and serve others.”
Fifteen years after his television debut, Philippe Etchebest continues to explore cooking as a human adventure. From struggling kitchens to distant lands, the chef—who has opened a fourth restaurant in his Bordeaux stronghold, Le Classique—uses his fame to promote the transmission of culinary knowledge, sharing, and respect for people and ingredients.
Julien Caligo sublimates the sea and wins a Gault&Millau trophy
Julien Caligo, chef at Chez Monique in Calvisson, wins the Trophée Cuisine de la Mer, des Lacs & des Rivières 2026 for the Occitanie-Andorre region. This Gault&Millau award salutes his career and his cuisine, which combines local produce and seafood.
Where to buy a good financier?
Beneath its apparent simplicity and appetizing golden crust, the financier is a delicate balance between the melt-in-your-mouth richness of its texture, a delicate fragrance and a crust that's slightly crunchy under the tooth. A cookie as elegant as it is complex to make.
Where to eat well when everything is on the rise?
With prices continuing to rise, eating out can quickly become a luxury. Yet it's still possible to eat well without breaking the bank, as long as you know where to look and change your habits. Here's an overview of how to combine pleasure and budget control.
