✪ Concours De Cuisine - Culinary Showdown →Used Deck

A great Spell card with a GY effect that is very convenient for the low-level Nouvelles Ritual Monster that comes out, creating the most convenient board surface for [Nouvelles] on the guise of a cooking showdown.
Although the name is not directly specified, the combination of 《Poissonniere de Nouvelles》and 《Patissciel Couverture》is a major premise, and in many cases, Poissoniel will be on your field and Coubel will be his Special Summon on your opponent's field. become.
After activation, the materials that can be used for EX development are limited, but it does not hinder the development of Nouvelles Designer Combo, and it is the best card for developing your own first attack.
It is also worth noting that Couber is also an EX Monster and can directly force a “monster Special Summoned from the EX Deck” onto the opponent’s field.
As a result, Mr. Couvel, who is played in the attack position on the opponent's field as a card that is almost like a bite dog, is a little pitiful card, but if you are in a situation where you can make use of the difference in level with Poissoniel and the fact that it is a Fusion Monster, you can use Couvel. There will never be a scene where you do a Special Summon on your field.
After all, Poissoniel's level is 1, so the fact that he can only release a level 1 Ritual Monster by releasing one of his own means that even if that level 1 Ritual Monster is the main axis of his Deck, he has multiple Ritual Monsters of various levels. Not a good thing as a theme monster.
Although it is a powerful card, it is neither a "nouvelles" nor a "recipe" card. Due to further requests, I will give 9 points, which is as close to 10 as possible.
Both Poissoniel and Couvel are definitely worth including in his Deck/EX Deck.

With the unexpected new Nouvelles card, "Sacred Confectioner", which currently only has 《Patissciel Couverture》, is categorized, and an unexpected relationship with Nouvelles' cook 《Poissonniere de Nouvelles》is discovered.
Seriously...the illustration of "Recette de Poisson (Fish Recipe)" has wings on its back...
Due to its nature of basically releasing the opponent's monsters and deploying higher level monsters, it is very difficult to deploy in the first attack, so it is a valuable method of deployment from the first attack in [Nouvelles].
Below is an example of deployment.
① When you have this card and 《Buerillabaisse de Nouvelles》or ``recipe'' Ritual Spell in your first hand, activate this card, Poissoniel on your field, and Couber on your opponent's field in his Attack Position.
② Search for either of the cards that are not in the hand of ① with the Poissoniel effect and release Poissoniel to ritual summon Bueriya Base, Poissoniel goes to the P zone with the effect
3. Poissoniel effect target in the P zone Release Couvel and yourself on the Bueliya base and Chain Bueliya base and release Poeltis de Nouvelles ss, Poissoniel ss
④ Activate this card's GY effect targeting Poirettis, release Poissoniel and himself with the chain Poirettis effect, search for "Balameuniere de Nouvelles", and search for "Chef's Special Recipe" with the effect.
With this, you can increase your hand and block 2 with Baramuniel and the proud recipe & release all with 《Baelgrill de Nouvelles》& further release with the proud recipe GY effect.
Couvel on your field and Poissoniel on your opponent's field. Unfortunately, Poissoniel's level is 1, and it is not suitable as a release factor for the ritual summoning of Nouvelles of level 2 or higher.
It's a capable card that can handle both release and effect activation factors when you simply want to Ritual Summon 2-star Nouvelles directly from your hand. Strong as expected.
・・・It's strong, but the downside is that this card itself is neither a "nouvelles" card nor a "recipe" card like Voici la Carte (Today's Menu). Unlike over there, the card itself is not strong, and the above combo is also based on the premise of adopting a bueriya base that has increased support but is still somewhat difficult to use, so my impression is that it is not a card full of praise.