Des oeufs de Pâques, c(o)uvée 1976 !

100 Idées n° 30 d'avril 1976.
Réalisation : Odette Reige.
Photos : Marcel Duffas.

Des recettes tout ce qu'il y a de plus savoureuses, ET UNE recette qui ferait scandale aujourd'hui : Les oeufs au COGNAC !! Si, si ...

Pâques mais pas que. Nous avons passé un hiver en mangeant des œufs histoire de ne pas se ruiner a cause de l'inflation, donc des recettes méconnues de 1976 seraient bienvenues 

Bref, bon appétit ............

Comments

[kerala tourism]

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[Joline]

Thank you very much, but in France our president has ruined us; we no longer have money for tourism, sorry.

[santhosh raghavan]

This is a beautifully written post with a unique vintage perspective on Easter traditions. The “cuvée 1976” concept adds a nostalgic charm that really stands out. It’s always inspiring to see how cultural traditions are preserved and shared through such creative storytelling.

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[Saritha kerala tourism]

I really enjoyed this post! The idea of “cuvée 1976” adds a beautiful vintage touch to Easter eggs, making the whole concept feel timeless and artistic. It reminds us how even simple traditions like Easter eggs can carry deep memories and cultural value.

[sreenandhana santhosh]

This is such a creative and nostalgic take on Easter eggs! I really enjoyed how the article highlights the charm and originality behind these unique designs from 1976. Easter eggs are not just treats but also a beautiful symbol of creativity, tradition, and celebration of spring. The vintage touch in this post makes it even more special and inspiring. Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece!

[sylviedu13]

Miam miam !