Behind the stove for the ReciPeace project

As part of the ReciPeace project, Mayor Luc Feller and Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette cooked up Luxembourg specialities together with war refugees from Ukraine, currently staying at the Motel de Capellen.

Under the slogan ReciPeace, a cookbook will be published with recipes that anyone wishing to take part can submit, and to which they can add a personal story.

Under the direction of local professional chef Christophe Fiegen, a real gala menu has been created.

The photos and recipes from this wonderful afternoon will also feature in the forthcoming ReciPeace cookbook, coordinated by Maison Citoyenne in collaboration with the local Commission for Social Inclusion.

Would you like to take part in the project? Send your recipe and its story to egalite@mamer.lu or click on this link: https://bit.ly/3Hgnw74.

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