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In Brittany, starters are a celebration of local flavours: from pan-fried fillets of pollack to vegetable and seaweed terrines and wheat pancakes, these recipes combine freshness and tradition. Let yourself be seduced by these easy-to-make Breton starters, perfect for introducing you to the flavours of the region. A real tribute to Breton gastronomy, where every mouthful is an invitation to a gourmet journey!

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Seasonal starters

In autumn, Breton starters invite you to indulge in seafood flavours, seasonal vegetables and touches of local produce, for a warm and generous start to your meal.

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Gourmet balance

In Brittany, starters are an invitation to discover the harmony between sea and countryside: tasty dishes, seasonal ingredients and local touches. Autumn brings a palette of comforting flavours, where every mouthful reflects the richness of the land. A generous, simple and refined cuisine that brings out the best in the region right from the start of the meal.

FAQ: everything you need to know about starters

Want to find out more? Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the most popular starters.

What are the most typical Breton starters?

Emblematic starters often include scallops, vegetable veloutés with seaweed, or fresh fish tartars. Local, seasonal produce always has pride of place.

How do you bring out the flavours of Brittany in a starter?

Choose fresh ingredients such as seafood, seasonal vegetables and salted butter. A touch of seaweed or cider can also enhance the dish.

What accompaniments should I use with Breton starters?

Rye bread or buckwheat pancakes go perfectly with starters. As for drinks, a brut cider or a dry white wine is the ideal complement to the meal.

Pro tip For successful Breton starters, opt for fresh produce and a touch of salted butter or seaweed for an extra touch of flavour!

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In conclusion

Whether inspired by the treasures of the sea or the riches of local gardens, these recipes combine authenticity and creativity to awaken the senses. The perfect way to start a meal, they are a reminder that Breton cuisine is all about sharing, real flavours and warm moments. So give in to temptation and savour Brittany from the very first bite!