Some creations invite us to travel through time, rediscover forgotten flavours and reconnect with the history of gastronomy.
To celebrate the bicentenary of the invention of photography, and in connection with the Remember Me exhibition at the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, our pastry chef Jean-Julien Freydt revisits the flavours of the early 19th century through a limited-edition creation: Roasted Apple 1826.
Inspired by recipes from that era, this dessert brings the apple back into the spotlight. Slowly roasted in brown butter, it is served with crispy barley bread, candied fruits and a delicate orange blossom ice cream.
A meeting of history, art and gastronomy, where flavours from the past take on a contemporary dimension. Each bite reveals a subtle balance between tradition, indulgence and creativity.
More than a dessert, Roasted Apple 1826 is an invitation to travel back in time and extend the cultural experience of the Bourse de Commerce to the dining table.
A limited-edition creation to discover at Halle aux Grains until January 18, 2027.
Book your table and enjoy a delicious journey through 200 years of history.