It has been almost three months since Cyril Lignac has brought crunchy gourmet into the lives of French people every evening. But all good things must end. Friday June 12, 2020, the chef will host the last issue of All in the kitchen live from his Parisian apartment. As of its first broadcast, Saturday March 21, 2020, the new culinary program of M6 met an immense success, which convinced the chain to schedule this meeting on a daily basis. Extended for the first time beyond confinement, the concept was then renewed until the end of May and then until mid-June. And for good reason, the acolyte of Mercotte in The best pastry chef has succeeded in bringing together over 2 million viewers every day.
Cyril Lignac reconciled the French with cooking
While the country was hit hard by the coronavirus crisis, Cyril Lignac gave the French a taste for cooking at home. Sylvie Tellier, Franck Dubosc, Tony Yoka, Lara Fabian… Many celebrities were numerous to lend themselves to the game to the delight of their fans. Formerly despised by many of his peers, as his portrait revealed in Release, Monday May 4, 2020, Sophie Marceau's ex-companion is now the pride of the entire profession. At theAFP, Parisian chef David Toutain said he sent him many congratulatory messages: "I said well done, I loved this super positive side, a moment of pleasure, I find it wonderfully good!"
If he is about to close the doors of his personal kitchen, Cyril Lignac does not abandon his loyal admirers. Thursday June 11, 2020, the chef took out the book Homemade n ° 1 (éd. Martinière), where he offers 45 recipes that are as simple as they are delicious. "When it's homemade, simple things get very good. I would like us to find, at the end of this crisis, the pleasure and pride of having cooked yourself", he told theAFP. Cyril Lignac can today congratulate himself on having met this challenge brilliantly.
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