The host table

14 place settings, by reservation
Meals are prepared by Anne. Its little dishes have evolved over the years. They have become more balanced while remaining greedy.
“Our daily choice, being to eat organic, it seemed normal to you to share it with the host table. We are fortunate to have peasants in the region, who cultivate, harvest, transform tasty products (vegetables, cider, apple juice, flour, etc.). Most of the products I use therefore come from short circuits, organic cooperatives, the Daniel and Rachel farm, the garden and the Motte orchard. The host table is an opportunity to share my passion for cooking ... The evenings are all unique. Young and old, French from all regions, foreigners from all horizons ... all are welcome. ”

A spring menu


  • Nettle soup and almond cream
  • Farm-style roast meat with a pot of new vegetables
  • Teurgoule

A summer menu


  • Mixed greens salad with nasturtium leaf pesto toast, and herb tomato salad
  • Fish terrine, steamed vegetable and new vegetable sauce with rice
  • Raspberry ice cream mousse with lemon cookies

An autumn menu


  • Autumn salad
  • Guinea fowl with grapes, calvados flambées accompanied by a fennel compote with apples
  • Apple / gingerbread and nut crumble

Recipes

Fennel with apples


Ingredients
1 fennel
2 small onions
3 sweet apples (Goldrush, choupette)
1 C. to s. olive oil
1 sprig of rosemary
salt and pepper
Preparation
Stuff the fennel and onions oil for 10 minutes. Salt and pepper.
Add the apple wedges on top; cook again for 10 minutes. Serve in a dish with the fennels underneath and the apple pieces on top. This dish goes well with cereals (buckwheat, millet), white meats, or plain omelette.
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Spiced pear soup


Ingredients
5 pears
1 lemon juice
3 c. to s. whole cane sugar
½ tsp. to c. cinnamon powder
1 pinch of peppercorns
1 bay leaf and 1 star anise
1 clove and ½ vanilla pod
Preparation
Peel and cut the pears into quarters. Sprinkle them with lemon juice, then cover with water and add the spices. Split the vanilla pod and scrape the grains with the tip of a knife to add them to the pear soup. Cook over very low heat for 15 to 20 minutes depending on the variety of pears. Let the water reduce. Serve hot or warm.
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