In 2018, Air France and Babette de Rozières continue to celebrate fine creole cuisine on board flights on departure from Caribbean

Air France is once again entrusting its Caribbean dining offer to Babette de Rozières, famous chef and founder of the salon de la gastronomie des Outre-Mer in Paris. In 2018, 3 dishes will be available on flights departing from Cayenne (French Guiana), Fort-de-France (Martinique) and Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe) to Paris-Orly and on flights on the Regional network route between Fort de France and Cayenne, and from Cayenne to Fort-de-France.

The culinary delights of fine Creole cuisine on the menu -

- Filet of cod marinated in lime, saffron cream sauce, plantain risotto on the menu in March 2018 – June 2018 – September 2018 – December 2018
- Caramelized chicken fricassee, sweet spicy sauce, duchess of breadfruit with turmeric on the menu in April 2018 – July 2018 – October 2018 – January 2019
- Free-range chicken leg, curry sauce, crunchy vegetable confit and basmati rice on the menu in May 2018 – August 2018 – November 2018 – February 2019

Babette de Rozières, ambassador of fine Caribbean cuisine

Originally from Guadeloupe, Babette de Rozières discovered the culinary traditions of her island with her grandmother. She perfected her culinary skills in famous Parisian hotels: the Méridien, the Grand Hôtel, the Ambassador at the Ritz and the George V. Combining fun, dexterity and inventiveness, she uses the colours, musicality and flavours of her native island to concoct dishes with subtle flavours and a modern twist.
In 1978, she bought her first restaurant in Paris, the Hibiscus, which had just two tables. It was a great success and other restaurants followed: la Plage des Palmiers (Saint Tropez), le Jardin des Gourmets (Le Gosier, Guadeloupe), la Villa Créole in the Opéra district of Paris, la Table de Babette (Poissy) and la Table de Babette in Paris (16th arrondissement), reputed to be the best Creole restaurant in Paris.
An ambassador of Caribbean culture that she fervently promotes, in 2015 she founded the “salon de la gastronomie des Outre-Mer” in Paris, which promotes French overseas cuisine all over the world and now on board.