Wheat flour crêpes in lower Brittany or buckwheat galettes in upper Brittany are eaten with eggs, ham, sausage or cheese... or simply what you prefer. It is usual to drink a typical cider from Brittany to the crepes.

A homemade ham and cheese cake might not be what comes to mind when you hear the word cake. This one resembles more a bread than a cake, and is perfect on a cold winter day.

This is a sponge roll with a different jam made of the mini plums named Mirabelle. They are typical fruits of the region Lorraine in the north east of France. These plums are mainly eaten as fruit but also very popular for jam or other dessert due to their sweetness.

A homemade French Bûche de Noël (Christmas log) is made of a chocolate sponge roll layers and filled with both white and dark chocolate mousse. The cake is covered in chocolate and decorated as a tree log. The fun part is to decorate the cake with small Christmas decorations.

A terrine is really easy to make and resemble old traditional country food your grandparents use to serve. This one is maybe not the most common one but really delicious. It is best served cold as a starter, or a side dish together with pickles and and potatoes.

A classical omelet is made with only eggs. This omelet is different both by containing tomatoes, ham, onion and cheese, and for its different shape. This is a way to enhance the flavor of the actual omelet itself and not by serving the ingredients on the side. It is a good idea to serve this omelet as lunch or for a lighter dinner together with a salad on the side.

This is an omelet with potato and mushrooms. It is easy to do and you can add whatever ingredients you like. It is very good to have a salad on the side.

A homemade classical creamy cauliflower gratin. This dish fits very well as a side dish for your holiday celebrations, or as a main dish in the week. The gratin can easily be a substitute to a potato gratin. It fits any kind of meat, chicken or fish.

A typical cheesy dish to eat in the winter, made of potatoes, bacon, reblochon or a camembert cheese, and onions. To spice up the dish you can pour some white wine in the dish, and then serve the same wine to the dinner.

With this recipe you will be able to make a perfect fluffy cheese souffle. The tricky part with a cheese souffle is to not make it fall and become flat, and the best way to succeed with this is to serve it directly from the oven.