Fruit and vegetables from the market, simple ideas and the wine to go with them.
Crunchy and slightly bitter when raw, meltingly soft and sweet once braised: chicory, also known as "chicon" in northern France, is the quintessential winter vegetable.
Caramelised and meltingly tender, with the tangy sweetness of orange.
A dry white from Gascony, with citrus notes.
The classic from northern France, without ham, with a Comté béchamel.
A white Bugey or a Jura Chardonnay, with the Comté.
A sweet-and-savoury upside-down tart, very elegant.
A white Menetou-Salon or Sancerre, made for goat's cheese.
The quintessential brasserie salad: bitter, sweet, salty and crunchy.
A sweet white, Coteaux du Layon or Jurançon, with the Roquefort.
Crunchy, fresh bites, ready in 15 minutes.
A sparkling Champagne, blanc de blancs.

Mild and velvety: a touch of honey softens the bitterness of the chicory, while the walnuts add crunch.
Tip: For less bitterness, add half a peeled apple with the chicory. For a thicker soup, use only 35 cl of water. For an even more indulgent version, replace the cream with fresh soft cheese.
A rounded Chardonnay with buttery notes, to match the cream and walnuts.
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