It All Begins Here: What’s in store for Episode 649 on Monday, April 24, 2023 [SPOILERS]

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On Monday, April 24, it all starts here…

Claire resigns

While Olivia thinks she should respect Claire’s decision to quit, Louis is totally against it. He feels that his mother does not have enough clear ideas to make these decisions. However, the latter continues to insist that he has thought it through and has nothing more to contribute to the kitchen.

Meanwhile, the Girls’ Brigade is worried that they won’t get an answer from Diane Leir. Amber tries to stay optimistic. At worst, they won’t regret it. The girls then learn through Listrak that Elder Guino will not be returning to the Institute.

The news starts spreading at school. Ethan and Samia wonder why Guinot left. Lystrak replaces him with lessons, but refuses to divulge the details of his companion’s burns. 1 year, don’t be fooled and guess that the chef is suffering from depression. Samia is quite surprised as she thought she was strong enough.

In turn, Claire gives her resignation letter to Antoine. With Clotilde’s support, the latter tries to win her over, to no avail. Constance advises them not to rush it, which could be counterproductive.

Claire then joins Hortense in the atelier. The girl immediately made an appointment. He made her scallop ramekins to commemorate the time the chef discovered Hortense’s bulimia. The student remembers that the teacher did not judge him. Also, sympathizes with his situation and wants to help him. Claire is deeply touched by his words, but admits that she no longer has the strength to continue teaching. As he prepares to leave the atelier, Hortense stops him.

She takes him to the Marais Salants roommate, where Jasmine and Amber have arranged for him to relieve the stress. They suggest Claire smash the dishes with a baseball bat. The chef declines the offer so Amber can take the opportunity to try. Finally, Claire allows herself to be convinced and enjoys it. However, even the support of the girls was not enough to make him reconsider his resignation.

After Claire leaves, Ambre, Hortense, and Jasmine agree to respect her choice, even if they are upset about it. At the same time, Amber receives a call from Diane Leir. She still wants the girls to take care of her birthday party at the institute, just on the condition that Elder Guino leads their brigade…

Kelly smokes Lenglart

Seeing that Kelly is under a lot of stress as Lenglart’s next class approaches, Leticia tries to calm her down. While they are in the park, Lenglart meets them and takes Kelly aside to talk to him. The young girl takes the opportunity to apologize for not following the directions of her last lesson for the simple purpose of impressing him. Lenglart, meanwhile, admits he was harsh on his dish, which didn’t look too bad. The chef adds that they share an instinct and encourages Kelly not to get discouraged.

Later in his lesson, Lenglart instructs the students to make up for the missed meal. In this case, a very salty and rubbery leg of lamb. Axel leaves on the lamb pie. It manages to make the meat more tender but still very salty. As for Kelly, she came up with the idea of ​​basting the lamb in tomato and honey. Techniques and combinations of flavors that make meat perfect. Lenglart congratulates him on his craft. Kelly is on her little cloud.

The cafeteria is a hit

On the first day of the opening of the cafeteria, David and Solal are a great success. They are especially congratulated by Lionel, then Miriel, who takes the opportunity to collect cans for her and Rose while they wait for lunch.

At the end of the service, Lionel helps David and Solal clean the cafeteria. They begin to note the physics of students and teachers. Arriving to return the jars, Rose overhears their conversation. He learns that the three boys unanimously give him an 18 out of 20. The headmaster interrupts them to reconsider and realize that such behavior is sexist. Lionel, David and Solali apologize.

Rose then talks to her sister about it and remembers that they did the same thing when they were their students’ age. Nevertheless, Clotilda finds it shameful on their part.

Later, Rose confides in Antoine that she really enjoyed knowing what grade the students gave her. Even if, in principle, it is sexist behavior.