Explore the unsung heroes of Provençal cuisine

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Welcome to my blog as a vegan chef in Provence! My blog focusses on two topics. For fellow vegans visiting the beautiful area that I am honored to call home the posts #plantbasedprovence will help you to quickly find your way in Luberon with handy tips on grocery shopping, markets, wineries and the other wonderful products that this region abundantly offers.

For curious cooks my #closetclassics posts is an exploration and celebration of unsung heroes of traditional Provençal cuisine. Plantified of course. Bon appétit!

Bohémienne (Bóumiano): delicious cousin of ratatouille

Bohémienne (Bóumiano): delicious cousin of ratatouille

The closet classic “Bohémienne” is not unlike Italian “parmigiana di melanzana”. This nourishing plantified version contains eggplant, tomatoes, cauliflower cheeze, black olives, olive oil and Herbes de Provence and can be eaten both cold and warm. So get out your cutting board, light up your oven and let’s cook together for 2 persons.

Floralies vege gourmande Cadenet – 3 Mai 2026

Floralies vege gourmande Cadenet – 3 Mai 2026

And that is exactly my goals: to promote the rustic Provençal familial cuisine that shares so many similarities with the cuisine I grew up on. The cuisine that invites you to cherish the flavors and textures of the produce, that makes you look forward to dance through the next season and that awakens memories.

A hidden spot for a good picnic

A hidden spot for a good picnic

Picnic was, is and will always be a great love of ours. We are cyclists and hikers and the best thing is to just bring great food along, roll out your mat where you are togther alone and where you have that special view. A place to linger whilst you nibble, a place to...

Santé!

Santé!

I love a good wine. But I am not a connaisseur as such who knows all about the grapes, the colours, or wine and food pairing. To my food I offer accompanying non-alcoholic fermented drinks like kefir, water infused with fresh herbs, vegetables and fruits and of course...

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