While filling tables at Compagnons du Tour de France, they demonstrated to all how to make cooking simple and subtle, with dishes such as “la poularde en vessie” or “les cardons à la moelle”…
From 1921, Eugénie Brazier, mère Brazier began to cater to gastronomes and ambassadors such as General Gaulle & Mayor Edouard Herriot, became fans of her cooking.
Paul Bocuse, a world renowned chef from Lyon began his career at her stoves.
Other famous Mère lyonnaises include La mère Blanc, La mère Fillioux, la mère Poupon, la mère Léa, la grande Marcelle.