Joyeux Noël by Chantal Vechambre
14 dec 2019 Christmas has long been one of the central festivities in French culture, rich with culinary traditions. The Dep is delighted to welcome Chef Chantal Véchambre for a celebration of the Temps des Fêtes, with a selection of authentic French holiday dishes sure to put you in the festive spirit. ----- Amuse Bouche A creamy, savory panna cotta of sweet peas and candied beets; a splash of the iconic colours of the holiday season Salade de Verdures au Foie Gras Christmas salad of mixed greens and fennel, topped with a decadent foie gras mousse and gingerbread croutons Roulade de Dinde Farcie Turkey breast rolled around a filling of sweet chestnut and walnuts, decorated with peaches and candied cranberries; a sweet and savory take on a traditional Christmas poultry dish. Gratin Dauphinois A very traditional and esteemed French potato dish from the Dauphiné region in south-eastern France; very thinly sliced potatoes baked in cream with a hint of garlic and nutmeg. Entremets Pear sorbet with grappa Bûche Noël The most famous and traditional French Christmas dessert. the bûche (Yule Log) is made from delicate genoise sponge cake rolled around chestnut cream and decorated with rich chocolate icing to resemble a branch of a tree. A sweet tribute to the original “Yule Log” which would be burnt in the fireplace on Christmas Day — lit with the remains of the previous year’s log, which had been kept the whole year for good luck. ----- $60 +HST Book Now https://thedepanneur.ca/.../supper-club-joyeux-noel-by.../ ----- Every weekend The Depanneur invites a guest chef to host a fun, informal dinner party. Learn more about Supper Clubs at The Depanneur https://thedepanneur.ca/supper-club/
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