Frank Haasnoot
World chocolate Masters 2011. Author of 'Prisma'
Frank Haasnoot Recipes
Ellyrose, a very elegant petit gateau for a wedding, is one of the four exclusive creations Frank Haasnoot has made for So Good #10
Frank Haasnoot Articles
Reading is necessary to broaden knowledge and be inspired by any trade, especially that of pastry chef. Here are titles that cannot be missing in a workshop.
Provence, Paris, and Venice are some of the places that you will be able to savor through our traditional ranking of Christmas logs.
In recent years, coconut is one of the favored fruits by professional pastry chefs, not only due to its flavor and aroma, but also because of its versatility.
Twenty-six great chefs are included in so good..magazine # 26, an issue with renowned names such as Ryon, Tibbals, Adam, Haasnoot, Coppel, Metayer, Duvobik, and more, with fifty truly surprising creations
The Dutch pastry chef has reached an agreement with pastry chef friends to market his legendary cake in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Seoul.
Ramon Morató, Frank Haasnoot, and Wei Loon Taan are some of the chefs who will teach classes this year.
It is always a good time to learn and be inspired by books by great chefs. Enjoy reading!
In "Prisma", the Dutch chef displays decorations that encourage you to dream and that add value to any preparation.
In his new online store, the Dutch pastry chef teaches creations that can be easily recreated in the kitchen.
The pastry chef offers chocolates, molds, preserves, and his book Prisma, and he has already announced upcoming online masterclasses.
Confinement is a good time to expand knowledge and acquire new techniques through these five books. Happy reading!
Strawberries, raspberries, and cherries cannot be absent on Valentine's Day. Here is our selection for a “red” February 14.
Chocolate will be the star of the class calendar of the center located in Las Vegas.
Basil is gaining ground in pastry, not only because of its characteristic aroma and flavor, but also because it gives an attractive green color to creations without using artificial pigments.
After an official presentation in Spain, the Dutch chef has started an extensive tour to present his first book. The first stop was this Romanian school.
The Dutch chef sets off on a tour, beginning in Romania and finishing in China, to promote his first book.
The Silikomart classroom will soon offer demonstrations by Frank Haasnoot, Sébastien Bouillet, Etienne Leroy, Claire Damon, Christophe Renou, and Jérémy del Val.
Frank Haasnoot, Nicolas Haelewyn, Marike van Beurden, Karim Bourgi, Bedros Kabranian, Martin Diez, and Hans Ovando will give master classes at one of the TOP schools in Romania.
Vincent Vallée, Johan Martin, Joakim Prat, Melissa Coppel, Frank Haasnoot and Daniel Álvarez are opening this year as guest professors.
Yann Couvreur, Ramon Morató, and Davide Comaschi share their latest works and research alongside other chefs who celebrate the tenth anniversary of the magazine with their creativity
The great Dutch master chef has launched Prisma, his first book, published by so good.. magazine
In October, the school specializing in culinary arts launches this master's degree in which renowned Spanish, Korean, Dutch, and Mexican pastry chefs will participate.
A visit to the facilities of this firm in Vietnam allows us to appreciate the originality and delicacy of its repertoire of more than 500 different chocolate decorations.
Hans Ovando, Diego Lozano, Marike Van Beurden, Frank Haasnoot, Nicolas Haelewyn, and Martin Diez are the chefs invited to give master classes in 2018 and 2019.
The World Chocolate Masters organized a training camp (boot camp) in Berlin with the 21 candidates six months prior to the great finale in Paris. The objective, to transmit knowledge and confidence to be able to face this great challenge. And all this with the help of figures such as Frank Haasnoot, Vincent Vallé, or Yann Couvreur.
Candidates will be evaluated by Frank Haasnoot, Jerome Landrieu, Dinara Kasko and Paul Kennedy.
Cédric Grolet, Marike van Beurden, Daniel Álvarez, and Gabriele Riva are among the chefs who will give courses in the school.
Patisserie in Asia continues to grow. There is a new training offer from Thailand with some of the most well-known chefs on the international scene.
Different backgrounds, complementary disciplines, creativity, and suppliers are things which the protagonists of the latest issue of SG have in common.
The pastry chef showed how to elaborate a number of creations, from an artistic chocolate piece to glasses, cakes, and tarts, in Melissa Coppel and Jean-Marie Auboine’s school in Las Vegas.