Daily Menu, May 13: a delightful journey from feta sticks to medieval tart

Wednesday 13 May 2026 08:30 - Juliette Hess
Daily Menu, May 13: a delightful journey from feta sticks to medieval tart
Today we take you on a culinary journey that begins with a crispy starter and culminates in a rich dessert. First up, we have feta sticks with sesame seeds, a simple yet flavorful appetizer that perfectly balances creamy and crunchy textures. Following this, our main dish is a hearty Japanese curry chicken, brimming with aromatic spices and tender chicken thighs, sure to satisfy your hunger. Finally, we wrap up our meal with a unique dessert: a medieval brie tart, a nod to historical flavors that will leave your taste buds enchanted. This menu not only offers a variety of flavors but also showcases the versatility of ingredients, making it an ideal choice for any occasion. Whether you're hosting a dinner party or enjoying a cozy family meal, this menu is designed to impress and delight.

Feta sticks with sesame seeds: a crunchy delight

Feta sticks with sesame seeds are a delightful starter that brings a taste of the Mediterranean to your table. This recipe transforms creamy feta cheese into crispy sticks, coated in crunchy sesame seeds for an irresistible appetizer. To prepare, simply cut the feta into sticks, dip them in flour and beaten eggs, and then roll them in sesame seeds before frying until golden brown. The result is a perfect balance of textures, with the creamy interior contrasting beautifully with the crunchy exterior. These feta sticks can be served alone or added to a mixed salad for an extra layer of flavor. They are not only easy to make but also a crowd-pleaser, making them a fantastic choice for any gathering or casual meal.
Feta sticks with sesame seedsRecipe Feta sticks with sesame seeds

Feta cheese is commonly enjoyed in Greek salad! Today, we suggest enjoying it in stick form, all covered in sesame seeds! This is a super easy recipe for appetizers or to add to a mixed salad. Creamy and crunchy, you will love this flavor combination!...

Japanese curry chicken: a comforting classic

Japanese curry chicken is a comforting main dish that brings warmth and flavor to your dining experience. This recipe features tender chicken thighs, browned to perfection and simmered with a medley of vegetables including carrots, onions, and garlic. The addition of grated S&B solid curry bar infuses the dish with a rich, aromatic flavor that is both savory and slightly sweet. As the curry cooks, it melds beautifully with the vegetables, creating a hearty sauce that pairs perfectly with fluffy cooked rice. To elevate the dish, serve it with sliced scallions, shaved radish, and pickled ginger for a refreshing contrast. This dish is not only satisfying but also a wonderful way to introduce the unique flavors of Japanese cuisine into your home.
Japanese curry chickenRecipe Japanese curry chicken

Brown the chicken thighs in about 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Remove and set aside. Remove all but 2 tablespoons of oil from the pan and cook the carrots, onion, garlic, celery and bay leaf until the onion has wilted. Grate the curry bar into the veg

Tart de bry, a medieval brie tart

Tart de bry, a medieval brie tart that is sure to impress. This dish combines a flaky tart crust with a rich filling of semi-soft cheese, such as brie, and a hint of powdered ginger for a subtle spice. The preparation begins with creating a simple dough from whole wheat, all-purpose, and spelt flours, mixed with oil and water. After resting, the dough is rolled out and filled with a mixture of cheese, egg yolks, sugar, and salt, then baked until golden. The result is a creamy, savory tart that pays homage to historical flavors while offering a modern twist. This dessert is perfect for those looking to explore unique culinary traditions and is sure to be a conversation starter at your table.
Day 2: tart de bry, a medieval brie tartRecipe Day 2: tart de bry, a medieval brie tart

Combine the dry ingredients, add the liquid and mix until the dough is firm. Allow to rest in the refrigerator while you mix your tart filling ingredients.

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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