Daily menu, July 20th: a delightful landaise salad, aromatic garlic curry, and unique banana peel pancake

Monday 20 July 2026 15:00 - Juliette Hess
Daily menu, July 20th: a delightful landaise salad, aromatic garlic curry, and unique banana peel pancake
Welcome to our delicious daily menu for July 20th, where we bring you a delightful combination of flavors and textures that will tantalize your taste buds. Starting off with a landaise salad with foie gras, this festive starter is a true celebration of the South West's culinary heritage. It's a beautiful assembly of rich ingredients like duck gizzards and foie gras, making it a perfect opener for your meal. Moving on to the main dish, we present a garlic curry that is aromatic and packed with flavor, showcasing a blend of spices and coconut that will warm your soul. Finally, we conclude with a unique banana peel pancake, an innovative dessert that not only reduces waste but also offers a sweet and satisfying finish to your dining experience. Each dish complements the others, creating a balanced and memorable menu that is sure to impress your guests.

Landaise salad with foie gras: a festive starter

The landaise salad with foie gras is a luxurious starter that combines a variety of rich ingredients, including duck prosciutto, confit duck gizzards, and delicate foie gras medallions. This salad is not only visually appealing but also offers a burst of flavors with every bite. The fresh mesclun mix and crunchy pine nuts add texture, while the light vinaigrette enhances the overall taste without overpowering the main ingredients. Perfect for any special occasion, this salad is a no-cook option that can be assembled quickly, allowing you to impress your guests effortlessly.
Landaise salad with foie gras (périgourdine salad)Recipe Landaise salad with foie gras (périgourdine salad)

For a festive salad that's well garnished, head to the South West! A beautiful landaise salad made with dried duck breast, duck gizzards, and foie gras medallions. This will make your guests salivate from the start of your menu :-) An easy, no-cook...

Garlic curry: a flavorful main dish

Experience the warmth of our garlic curry, a dish that brings together a medley of spices and fresh ingredients. This aromatic curry features a smooth paste made from grated coconut, ginger garlic, and coriander powder, which forms the base of the gravy. With the addition of mustard seeds, urad dhal, and curry leaves, this dish is bursting with flavor. The combination of tamarind and chili powder adds a tangy kick, making it a perfect pairing with rice or flatbreads. Garnished with fresh coriander leaves, this curry is sure to be a hit at your dinner table.
Garlic curry / pundu kozhambu / vellipai kooraRecipe Garlic curry / pundu kozhambu / vellipai koora

Heat oil in a pan, add Mustard Seeds, Urad Dhal, Channa Dhal, Curry leaves and fry.

Banana peel pancake: an innovative dessert

End your meal on a sweet note with our banana peel pancake. This creative dessert utilizes banana peels, transforming what is often discarded into a delicious treat. Blended with oats and wheat flour, the pancake batter is enriched with milk and sweetened with finely chopped dates and honey. Cooked to perfection, these pancakes offer a unique flavor profile that is both sweet and wholesome. Serve them warm with a drizzle of honey for an added touch of sweetness, making this dessert not only innovative but also delightful.
Banana peel pancakeRecipe Banana peel pancake

Grind banana peels using little milk and keep aside.

Frequently asked questions

What makes Landaise salad unique compared to other salads?
Landaise salad is unique due to its rich combination of ingredients like duck gizzards, duck prosciutto, and foie gras, which provide a luxurious and savory flavor profile that sets it apart from typical salads.

Can I prepare Landaise salad in advance?
Yes, you can prepare the components of the salad in advance, such as chopping the vegetables and preparing the dressing, but it's best to assemble the salad just before serving to maintain freshness and texture.

What type of dressing pairs best with Landaise salad?
A light vinaigrette or a simple olive oil and balsamic vinegar dressing complements the rich flavors of the duck and foie gras without overpowering them.

Is Landaise salad suitable for special dietary needs?
This salad is not suitable for vegetarians or those avoiding animal products due to its use of duck and foie gras, but you can modify it by substituting these ingredients with plant-based alternatives for a vegetarian version.

How can I make Landaise salad more filling?
To make Landaise salad more filling, consider adding ingredients like quinoa, chickpeas, or roasted vegetables, which will enhance the nutritional value and provide additional texture and flavor.

Shopping list for today's menu

Landaise salad with foie gras
  • mesclun mix
  • 5 oz corn
  • 2 tomatoes
  • 1 shallot
  • 1.5 oz pine nuts
  • 12 asparagus tips
  • 3 oz duck prosciutto
  • 3.5 oz confit duck gizzards
  • 4 slices of foie gras
Garlic curry
  • Coconut: 3 tablespoons (grated)
  • Coriander powder: 1 tablespoon
  • Ginger Garlic Paste: 1 teaspoon
  • Poppy seeds: half teaspoon (optional)
  • Mustard seeds: half teaspoon
  • Urad Dhal: half teaspoon
  • Channa Dhal: half teaspoon
  • Curry Leaves: 2 strings
  • 1 onion (finely chopped)
  • 12 to 15 garlic pods
  • Chili Powder: 1 tablespoon
  • Tamarind paste: 1 tablespoon
  • Turmeric powder: quarter teaspoon
  • 1 tomato
  • Oil and salt to taste
  • Coriander leaves for garnish
Banana peel pancake
  • 1 cup banana peels
  • 1/2 cup oats
  • 1/2 cup wheat flour
  • 1/2 cup milk
  • 1/4 cup finely chopped dates
  • 2 tablespoons honey
  • 1 tablespoon butter
Juliette HessJuliette Hess
I’ve been creating culinary content at Petitchef for over 7 years.
I love traveling and discovering new dishes, trying out new culinary trends, and exploring new restaurants.
I’m a pasta fan in all its forms ❤ from udon noodles to tagliatelle, I love cooking it and even making it homemade!
Right now, I’m preparing, filming, and photographing your next recipe, and I hope you’ll love it!

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