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Fresh homemade bolognese tagliatelle that everyone loves!

Fresh tagliatelle in Bolognese sauce (pure beef) homemade according to Italian tradition! A 100% natural recipe.

To make this dish, nothing could be simpler: in a small saucepan, heat the Bolognese sauce over low heat. In another large pan, cook the fresh tagliatelle for 3 minutes in boiling salted water.

Place the previously drained pasta in a deep dish. Optional: add a knob of butter to the pasta and mix. All you have to do is pour the Bolognese sauce over the tagliatelle and enjoy!

For a complete experience, we strongly recommend adding grated Parmiggiano Reggiano available in the cheese tab.

We love long nights around a pot of Fondue Chinoise ! 

Our butcher's selection of Swiss beef, cut on demand is never frozen. Thus, the freshest meat makes for the best Fondue Chinoise.

Have a great night !

Vegetables' suggestion of the day (available in limited quantities)

Thanks to our cooperation with the Geneva's Red Cross's Inserres organic farm, the Touvière's organic farm in Meinier, Bio Romandie as well as the Union Maraîchère de Genève, you can find your vegetables of the Geneva season labelled « Le Bourgeon - Bio Suisse » and GRTA on our website. Please note that the vegetables can change in size from an order to another (for example, big leeks could be smaller).

Discover organic local products !

A delicious dinner for meat lovers!

Two Swiss premium quality entrecôte steaks from Du Palais Butchers with a side of oven baked mushrooms and potatoes.
You can add spices or a creamy sauce to this dish to suit your taste.

Ps: light up a few candles and get that romantic dinner vibe at home

Oven-roasted chicken !

Your success is guaranteed with this roasted chicken and a side of potatoes and carrots.

Bake it in the oven for about 1 hour at 200 ° C, add your favorite herbs and a knob of butter.

A treat for younger and older eaters.

Today's suggestion is a veal schnitzel with roasted parsley potatoes.
Something for young and old!

For the parsley potatoes:

1. Bring a pan of salted water to a boil.
2. Cook the potatoes previously cut into quarters for about 30 minutes and drain.
3. Melt a piece of butter in the same pan, add the potatoes, sauté until golden and sprinkle with chopped parsley.

For the veal paillards:

1. Brown the veal schnitzel on both sides in a frying pan with some butter.
2. Once golden, lower the temperature and cook for a few more minutes depending on the thickness of the cutlet.

Decorate each escalope with a lemon slice.

Enjoy your meal :)