Air France Adds Michelin Stars to Its Business Class Food

By: - October 12th, 2015

By the Caribbean Journal staff

Heading to the Caribbean from Paris? Your food may have some Michelin flair.

The company announced that Michelin-starred Chef Francois Adamski has designed original creations for business class customers on long-haul flights from Paris-Charles de Gaulle.

The partnership with Adamski will last for six months, featuring dishes like roast duckling filet with a sweet potato puree and tangy lime sauce; tender roast chicken filet with carrots and merely and cumin “Supreme” sauce; chicken tajine and vegetable semolina.

Adamski has received two Michelin stars in Bourges and Bordeaux, and now runs his own establishment in the southwest of France.

— CJ

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