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Allergens: Gluten, Lactose
Preparation: 30 minutes at 180° in the oven. see less

Lasagnette version of the classic Parmigiana. Accompanied by a Neapolitan tomato sauce. The lasagnette is different and more refined in taste than the classic lasagna: It is prepared individually, per portion and does not contain bechamelle.

Preparation: Heat in a preheated oven for 20-25 min at 180 degrees. Be sure to remove the cling film, and change ravioli if you prefer microwave cooking.

Ingredients: Aubergine, olive oil, flour, tomatoes, carrots, celery, onion, parmesan, pecorino, emmentalsel, pepper. Neapolitan sauce: tomatoes, carrots, celery, onions, olive oil, basil, salt, pepper. Fresh pasta: flour, eggs, semolina, water. see less

A raw milk raclette from the Jura, the softest and most lactic available. see less

Creamy cow's cheese, deliciously acidic. A treat from Switzerland see less

Assortment of various cheeses. Selection made according to the maturing process and the cheese maker's wishes see less

No, it is not a "bleu", its line in the centre is made of vegetable ash, "du charbon de bois". An unctuous cheese matured at the Fruitiere to gain in strength. The uncooked pressed cheeses are characterised by a cold pressing which allows the maximum amount of whey to be removed. see less

Farmhouse Reblochon ! To your tartiflettes see less

An AOP cheese from Burgundy, traditionally dry with a very smooth paste. Quite strong on the goat taste. A real amateur cheese! see less

Switzerland's legendary PDO cheese, made in the mountain pastures over a wood fire see less

The legendary Tuscan Pecorino, matured for two years in a cave for an incomparable softness and taste. It is considered the best Pecorino in the world and has won many awards in world competitions. see less

A fatty paste and a fruity taste for this PDO cheese made in the Alps see less

A triple cream cheese, like a hug. A clever blend of homemade truffles and this is the ultimate pleasure cheese. see less

La Sole est reconnue pour la finesse de sa chair. Meunière, coupé court ou en filets: vous choisissez, le poissonnier la découpera minute juste avant qu'on vous la livre!

Origine:Mer du Nord - Belgique see less

A real raw milk raclette from Savoie, carefully washed with Apremont wine see less

Generous flesh, delicately sweet flavours and an unrivalled length in the mouth, the Gillardeau house has been forced to put a cigle to each of its oysters as they are so copied! The oysters are bred for 4 years including 3 dives in deep waters rich in phytoplankton to give them their unique taste. see less

La chair de la daurade est tout à fait exquise, ferme et pauvre en graisses. Elle est excellente frite ou grillée, par exemple au barbecue. Il est également possible de la pocher, faire frire ou braiser. Grillée ou en papillote, la daurade est parfaitement mise en valeur. La daurade figure souvent au menu dans le sud de l'Europe. C'est un poisson qui se prépare aussi très bien sous une croûte salée. see less

Homard Canadien, cuit en court bouillon chez Bord De Mer, disponible en plusieurs formats. Livré avec mayo et sauce cocktail ! see less

Poisson mythique, sa chair maigre, ferme, blanche et nacrée en fait un des grands classiques des belles tables. Si les petits bars de 1 à 2 kg sont les plus fréquents, les plus belles pièces peuvent approcher les 10 kg. Le bar de ligne peut être pêché à la canne, à la ligne de traîne ou à la palangre. Il est alors immédiatement saigné et traité à bord pour préserver la qualité de la chair. see less

Minute cut from the whole fish (1.2kg or so!), these fillets of Barbue will delight you with their white, lean and firm flesh, between Turbot and Sole. The Barbue lends itself to all types of cooking, grilled, fried, in court-bouillon or poached.
Origin: North Sea - Belgium see less

Minute-cut from the whole fish (about 1.2kg!), these fillets of Barbue will delight you with their white, lean and firm flesh, between Turbot and Sole. The Barbue lends itself to all types of cooking, grilled, fried, in court-bouillon or poached.
Origin: North Sea - Belgium see less