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Deichgoettin
6 months ago
  • Amuse-Bouche: Foie grass on toast or with brioche
  • Appetizer: French onion soup or mushroom cream soup
  • Intermediate: Salad with goat cheese and walnuts
  • Main course: Poulet de Bresse au vin jaune et aux morilles (Bresse-Huhn with Morcheln and yellow wine from the Jura)
  • Dessert: Tarte Tatin or Crème Brûlée.
  • Conclusion: Cheese plate with various French cheeses and baguettes

Wine: Champagne is possible or a white wine from the Jura (Chardonnay or Savagnin)

ArminSchmitz
6 months ago
Reply to  Deichgoettin

For shopping, you have to take a mortgage on the house.

Deichgoettin
6 months ago
Reply to  ArminSchmitz

The main course is indeed a bit expensive – but soooooo good :-))

ymarc
6 months ago

1 example

Part 1:

A small greeting from the kitchen (Amuse-Gueule). For example, oysters or bargains

1. Gang: Clear or boundSoups(Potages)

Two. Gang: Cold or WarmStarters(Hors d’œuvre)

3. Gang:Fish[Poissons]

4. Gang: Great Meat (grosses Pièces, Removés)

– after a break, the Entrée is the start of the second part of the menu.

Part 2:

Five. Gang: Cold or Warm Intermediate Court (Entrée)

6. Gang: Bratsgericht (Rôti)

7. Gang: Intermediate dishes (Entrements), e.g. vegetable dishes, sweet dishes, frozen, bakery or compote

8. gear: dessert/Desert. For example, Petis Fours, cheese or fruit

Five, six, seven can be dropped!

Bon appétit!

charmingwolf
6 months ago

aperitif

Kirk

Appetizer :

creme Brulée with Stopfleber and Truffle

Elysee truffle soup (a desea

Main course :

lobster

Cheese plate

Paris-Brest

Café/Digestif