
Everything you need to know about the starred soup
at Strasbourg's
Christmas Market
What does soup from a Michelin-starred chef taste like? To find out, come savour the soups made by 4 great Alsatian chefs for the Starred Soup operation. Eating a spiced and solidary Christmas soup is quite an experience!
© Lois Moreno - ADT - ARTGEThe Starred Soup, delicious and for a good cause
We arrive at Kléber Square and seeing the giant Christmas tree gives us a few goosebumps. How about a quick selfie? Lured by the aromas, we head into to the Sharing Village.
A soup concocted by a Michelin-starred chef is an appetising concept. Every week, a different chef serves up a new soup at the Christmas market. One soup a week? The perfect excuse to come and warm up while sharing a moment with other foodies.
With our soup, we're supporting the Humanis Collective, its integration projects, and its various partner associations. Nothing like good flavours to spread a wonderful message!
There are lots of other associations in the stands under the tree, for a collective and fair-trade Christmas.
The Sharing Village
© Lois Moreno - ADTA delectable journey to the land of the Starred Soup
Discover the Michelin-starred chefs of the 14th edition – just reading the titles is enough to make your mouth water:
- Loïc LEFEBVRE ★ (L'atelier du peintre – Colmar): Beetroot velouté, Bortsch-style
- Alexis ALBRECHT ★ (Au Vieux Couvent – Rhinau): Cream of wild forest vegetables with Riesling and spiced croutons
- Pascal BASTIAN ★ (Auberge du Cheval Blanc – Lembach): Cream of pumpkin soup with Parmesan
- Olivier NASTI ★★ (La Table d’Olivier Nasti – Kaysersberg): Cream of leek, potato and burnt bread soup.

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Find your inspiration in the recipe book of the previous editions of the Starred Soup, a charity event since 2013!
Put on your chef's hatOur other ideas for a meaningful Christmas

THE VELVETY SOUPS OF THE "SENTIERS D’ÉTOILES" ASSOCIATION
The "Sentiers d’Étoiles" association is also offering four prestigious velouté recipes created by Michelin-starred Alsatian chefs to support eight charitable projects.
Each week, a new gastronomic recipe awaits discovery!
You can find them for tasting and for sale in a chalet located in the courtyard of the ISEG school in Strasbourg, on Rue du Dôme, between the Christmas market at Cathedral Square and the Christmas market at Place Broglie.
For a Christmas that is ever more supportive, filled with pleasure and sharing!

THE OZ! POP UP STORE AND EXHIBITION OF ARTISAN CRAFTS
Just a stone’s throw from the Soupe Étoilée, cross Place Kléber and head over to discover the OZ! boutique-exhibition on the ground floor of the Aubette gallery.
The OZ boutique offers a unique selection of handmade objects created by around fifty artisan craftspeople. Designed like a true treasure box, the boutique is the ideal place to find gift ideas, create a warm atmosphere in your home, or treat your loved ones. Jewellery, wood, glass, textiles or ceramics — a wide selection of more than 3,000 items awaits you. Continue your discovery by visiting the OZ! exhibition-sale on the first floor of the Aubette.
For a meaningful Christmas, supporting local artisans and traditional crafts!







