Georgiana Viou: a Michelin star, the consecration for Franco-Beninese flavors

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The Franco-Beninese chef Georgiana Viou, who won a Michelin star for her flavors between Benin and the south of France, is the guest of the Journal de l’Afrique. The chef offers her menus in her restaurant “Rouge”, in Nîmes. On the menu, red mullet roasted in artisanal palm oil straight from Benin, served with candied fennel, a hint of afiti in the stuffing. “Flavours of Benin on the plate, but I don’t force myself to do anything. Some dishes remain very southern”.

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Editor: Célia Caracena

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