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Charles Coulombeau in gastronomic residence in Reims for a year
The chef from La Maison dans le Parc (Nancy) has designed the menu for Polychrome, a restaurant hosting chefs in residence in Reims, in collaboration with Maison Taittinger.
Charles Coulombeau takes over the Centre Pompidou-Metz restaurant
The chef behind La Maison dans le Parc in Nancy is planning to open two restaurants at the Centre Pompidou-Metz by June. Here's what Charles Coulombeau has in store.
Charles Coulombeau's good addresses
Charles Coulombeau, chef at La Maison dans le Parc in Nancy, reveals his five favourite places to buy bread, flour and snails!
The most eagerly awaited restaurant openings in 2024
From Paris to Metz, via Nantes and Giverny, here are 15 of the most eagerly awaited restaurants at the start of 2024. There's something for everyone, from Japanese bistros to gourmet restaurants.
This 3-toque chef offers you the chance to win a gourmet meal... for the price of lunch in his foodtruck
What if a simple meal ordered from a foodtruck could be transformed into a gourmet lunch? Discover the gourmet idea of this chef, awarded 3 Gault&Millau toques.
Adomenil Castle
Just a stone's throw from Lunéville, the "Versailles of Lorraine", the Baccarat crystal works and Nancy, Château d'Adomenil is what you might call an insider's secret, the kind you'd like to slip into your ear. The eighteenth-century building is impressive. This is a real château, with its slate roof, adjoining rooms, old-fashioned mouldings and swimming pool... Welcome to the home of Sophie and Cyril Leclerc!
Gastronomy choice: Charles Coulombeau
They're barely in their thirties, and have often acquired extensive experience in large, beautiful, multi-talented establishments. Today, they have opened or are running their own restaurants, making the choice of gastronomy. Gault&Millau offers a series of interviews with young chefs whose approach proves that haute cuisine is still a dream, but also that rigor and ambition are also a driving force for some of those who launch themselves into this profession. Let's continue with Charles Coulombeau, of the 3-toque restaurant La Maison dans le Parc, in Nancy.
Brown or chestnut? We finally explain the difference
With its two-named autumn fruit, the chestnut tree has it all. Alongside confectionery and festive chestnut dishes, the ancestral chestnut is making a name for itself on the best tables, thanks to its sweet and original flavor. So much so, in fact, that the French crop, which has become marginalized, is the subject of plans to safeguard it by 2025.
From the king's court to our jams: the incredible story of the mirabelle plum
The little golden plum with the taste of honey returns for its short season at an ever earlier date, due to climate change. From now on, this sweet and tart natural sweet is harvested from mid-July onwards in its native Lorraine, only to disappear before the end of summer... The mirabelle plum can only be found on the shelves for six or seven weeks.
The history of crème brûlée and our best addresses
A lightly crunchy caramelized surface, crème brûlée sometimes invites fantasy. Traditionally made with vanilla, Chefs are not lacking in imagination when it comes to offering multiple variations. Gault&Millau shares its history and the best addresses of the moment.
