Like every year, I present you a menu for your holiday meal, a vegan menu including an aperitif, a starter, a main course and a dessert.
I hope each of these suggestions have served you not only throughout this Christmas season but also beyond!
Find the recipes here …
Aperitif: suitable for vegans, vegetarians and is alcohol-free
Non-alcoholic Mulled wine without
Starter: suitable for vegans, vegetarians and is gluten-free
Roasted Beetroot and Rutabaga Purslane salad with Maple and Lime Vinaigrette
Main course: suitable for vegans, vegetarians and is gluten-free
Chestnut Roast with Butternut and Sweet Potato
Dessert: suitable for vegans, vegetarians and is raw gluten-free
My wish is that these recipes will have satisfied or will satisfy your taste buds!
In Health!
Chantal

Comme chaque année, je vous propose un menu pour votre repas de fêtes, un menu végé comprenant un apéro, une entrée, un plat et un dessert.
J’espère que chacune de ces suggestions vous auront non seulement servies tout au long de cette période de Noël mais aussi au-delà!
Retrouvez les recettes ici…
Apéro : convient au végétalien, végétarien et est sans alcool
Entrée : convient au végétalien, végétarien et est sans gluten
Salade de pourpier aux betterave et rutabaga rôties, vinaigrette érable et lime
Plat principal : convient au végétalien, végétarien et est sans gluten
Rôti de châtaignes avec Butternut et patate douce
Dessert : convient au végétalien, végétarien et est cru sans gluten
Pourvue que ces recettes auront satisfait ou satisferont vos papilles !
Santé!
Chantal



Fresh fennel, pomegranate arils, fresh herbs are the fresh, refreshing and crunchy ingredients of this salad. The quintessential winter salad is purslane. This seasonal salad stays fresh for a long time, despite the vinaigrette and the wait at the table. If you can’t find some, spinach leaves will be a good substitute.
Le fenouil frais, les arilles de pomme grenade, les herbes fraîches sont les ingrédients frais, rafraîchissant et croquant de cette salade.




For 2 to 8 people, you need …





I start by preparing an advent calendar with recycled stuff. Indeed, you do not need to buy anything (practical in times of confinement!) to make a calendar worthy of the name! Yes, you will use what you have at home. Some ideas with which you can make some; cardboard of toilet paper rolls, envelopes, cardboard boxes, paper, egg carton … in short, nothing complicated but above all, something that will allow you to insert little notes, coupons and small items.
If you are using toilet paper rolls, you can arrange them in the shape of a tree, glue them together, fill them and then seal them with numbered paper. If you are using envelopes, it is a matter of numbering them, filling them, sealing them and then hanging them on a pretty thread / ribbon. If you only have white paper, you take two of them and on each you separate by drawing 24 boxes.
On the sheet below, you write the surprises in each box. On the top sheet, you write down the numbers and you pre-cut each box slightly. You glue the edges of the papers together and voila. Do not hesitate to add pretty designs, color to make it “festive”.










Vanilla Extract
Garlic and Thyme flavoured Salt
Special Christmas mix of Spices
Extrait de vanille
Sel aromatisé à l’ail et au thym
Mix d’épices Spéciales Noël
White and red endive is not very common. If you can not find it at the market, you can frankly replace it with radicchio. They are from the same family; chicory!







