September is a bountiful month, when nature offers the best of both seasons. The last fruits and vegetables of summer—tomatoes, zucchini, eggplant, peppers—appear alongside the first autumn produce, such as pumpkins, figs, grapes, pears, and apples. It’s a time of transition, when we extend the pleasures of summer while welcoming the first comforting recipes.
It’s also the month when school starts again, synonymous with getting back into a routine, balanced meals, and warm, cozy moments shared over simple, flavorful dishes. Soups are making their way back onto the table, quiches and gratins are filled with seasonal vegetables, and homemade compotes fill the kitchen with their sweet aroma.
September is the perfect month to stock up on vitamins, cook with local ingredients, and savor the harvest at its peak. A rich and inspiring time that makes you want to get back in the kitchen with a hearty appetite.
Having spent a few years in Germany, I discovered there that they serve this spiced red cabbage. As a true Frenchman, I was a bit skeptical at first, but I ended up finding it delicious, thanks to ...
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