Zone de Texte:  Provencal Cuisine
In Puerto Rico with 
French Chef Philippe Gion
 
Now in Puerto Rico, you can cook the best Provencal and classic French recipes. 
Select a menu, build your own menu, or opt for our 4day cooking session.
Enjoy the friendly company of a Chef in your kitchen, only for you!
And… have a lot of fun with Philippe!

Some regular and festive menus that you can cook...

PROVENCE OF MY MIND

Feuilleté d’Asperges à l’Estragon
Fresh Asparagus in Puff Pastry with a Traditional Tarragon Sauce

Poulet aux Quarante Gousses d’Ail
Chicken with Forty Garlic Cloves.
 A Great Provencal Classic!

Tian Rouge aux Herbes de Provence
"Red Gratin" Made with Roasted Bell Peppers, Tomatos,
And a Mixture of Fresh Basil, Thyme, Parsley & Garlic

Tarte au Citron comme Autrefois... 
My "Menton Lemon" Tart 

—–– WINES —–– 
Crémant de Bourgogne Kir Royal 
Grand Cru de Côte du Rhône Rouge

*
ISLAND IN THE SUN

Mousse de Loup, Coulis de Tomate au Basilic 
Light Sea Bass Mousse, With a Fresh Tomato-Basil Coulis 
Mahi-Mahi "Tiaré Tahiti"
Filet of Tropical Dorada (Mahi-Mahi), Poached in Fresh
Coconut Milk Scented with Madras Curry and Curacao 

Fafa Sautés 
Tropical Spinach Quickly Sautéed with Grounded Cashew Nut  

Soufflé Glacé à la Mangue
Mango Cold Soufflé 

——  WINES ——
Crémant de Bourgogne Kir Royal 
Grand Cru de Bourgogne Blanc

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HIGH SOCIETY 

Brouillade d'œufs de Caille aux Truffes
Cassolette of Scrambled Quails Eggs with Black Truffles

Turbot Grillé et Foie Gras Mi-Cuit "Terre et Mer"
Broiled Turbot Fish Filet and 
 Foie Gras from "Landes" Sautéed in a Very Old Armagnac

Pois Gourmants, Asperges et Escalopes de Cèpes
Sautéed Sweat Peas, Asparagus and Bordeaux Boletus Mushroms 

Soufflé au Grand Marnier
Grand Marnier Soufflé

—— WINES —— 
Crémant de Bourgogne Kir Royal 
Champagne Grand Brut (Dom Perignon)
Grand Marnier & Vintage Bas Armagnac 

High society menu is designed for great events (Rates on request)
However, you may ask for any variations that fit your taste.

The other two menus are part of our regular cooking programs.



Zone de Texte:

THE WORD

OF THE CHEF

 

"Food, wine and love punctuate

the best moments of our lifes"

 

 

A French Culinary Adventure in the Caribbean

with Chef Philippe Gion

  Learn in Puerto Rico

the secrets of

"The Mediterranean diet"

 

"Olive oil, garlic, fresh herbs, vegetables, fruit, fish-seafood, cereals, bread and, to a lesser degree, lean meat, cheese, milk, eggs, and red wine

with every meal"

 

According to today's understanding diet of nutrition, this is one of the most balanced and healthiest on the earth. Once again, an ancient culture may offer lessons to the people of today.

Philippe invites you to discover at your home the Cretan eating habits, to promote your health and longevity and to improve friendship or team skills. Invite  friends, to join you !

 

 

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Some words about the essence of Provencal cuisine
Olive oil, garlic, and herbs - from these natural marvels
whole worlds of culinary splendor have been evolved

 

     Take a simple meal that would evoke all of Provence and Cote d'Azur for us, that meant olive oil, of course, and garlic, the emblematic ingredients of the region, along with the other produces that shout its regional allegiance, like the tomatoes, the zucchini, and the magnificent melons. And there would be Provencal herbs aplenty, like thyme and rosemary.
      The sun after all, shines in Provence and on the Cote d'Azur most of the year, making it possible to grow many vegetables and herbs over a ten-month period. In fact thyme, rosemary and sage grow in the wild, especially amid the rocks of the dry scrubland called "garrigue". Zucchini and eggplant are grown almost the entire year - no wonder "ratatouille" had to be invented, just to use up the produce.
    
Because of this historic emphasis on vegetables and herbs, on olive oil and garlic, "the Provencal diet became, according to today's understanding diet of nutrition, one of the most balanced and healthiest on the earth"   (Pierre Franey).

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