Houmous and raw vegetable wraps
Tortillas filled with houmous, carrots, cucumber and rocket.
Cold recipes for a starter, main and dessert.
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Tortillas filled with houmous, carrots, cucumber and rocket.
Cold soba noodles served with plant-based tsuyu, spring onion and nori.
Thinly sliced cold veal covered with a tuna and caper sauce.
Cold pasta with ham, cucumber and Emmental. Timings estimated by artificial intelligence.
Tortillas filled with cooked chicken, carrots, cucumber and yoghurt.
Rice salad with tuna, sweetcorn, tomatoes and hard-boiled eggs. Timings estimated by artificial intelligence.
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All recipes to serve coldCold recipes for a starter, main and dessert.
Chickpeas and tomato with lemon, cumin and parsley, without cucumber.
A mixed salad of tuna, tomatoes, green beans, olives and hard-boiled eggs.
Ripe tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella and basil with olive oil.
Crunchy cucumber dressed with soy sauce, rice vinegar and sesame seeds.
Thinly sliced cold veal covered with a tuna and caper sauce.
Rice salad with tuna, sweetcorn, tomatoes and hard-boiled eggs. Timings estimated by artificial intelligence.
Tortillas filled with houmous, carrots, cucumber and rocket.
Cold soba noodles served with plant-based tsuyu, spring onion and nori.
A silky cream with a bright lemon flavour.
Fresh oranges flavoured with cinnamon, orange blossom water and fresh mint.
Fresh oranges with cinnamon and orange blossom water, without mint.
Seasonal fruit salad with fresh basil, lime and agave syrup.
Beyond leaves and raw vegetables, include a base such as rice, pasta or potatoes, then chickpeas, eggs, tofu or fish to suit your preferences. Dressing and herbs bring it together. Adjust amounts to your appetite and the rest of the meal.
Wash and drain raw vegetables thoroughly. When preparing ahead, keep dressing, delicate leaves and crunchy toppings separate until serving. A wrap filled with too much dressing or wet vegetables will soften more quickly.
A rice salad is served cold but needs cooking and cooling first. Allow for that time. Keep perishable meals chilled until departure, transport them in an insulated bag with an ice pack and refrigerate them on arrival.
Divide a large cooked quantity between smaller containers to help it cool, then refrigerate without leaving it at room temperature for more than two hours. Do not plan to keep a whole week of mixed salads chilled: ingredients and preparation conditions affect storage.
Use ready-to-eat ingredients such as drained tinned chickpeas, raw vegetables and bread. Not every cold recipe here is no-cook, so read the steps before choosing.
For a suitable recipe, prepare the components with clean utensils and refrigerate promptly. Keep dressing and delicate leaves separate to preserve their texture.
A substantial salad, wrap or cold noodles may work if the recipe is suitable for transport and stays chilled. Not reheating a meal does not remove the need to keep it cold.
Cooked rice dishes should stay refrigerated until the meal, then travel chilled if needed. Serving a dish cold does not make it suitable for storage at room temperature.
Further reading: Food storage and transport — French Ministry of Agriculture (French) · Kitchen hygiene — Anses (French PDF)