so good.. magazine – The magazine of the haute pâtisserie

Drawing inspiration from Holi, the Executive pastry chef of the Musaafer restaurant invites guests to indulge in the joy, colors, and flavors of this popular festival.More info

Using honey as a common thread, Italy surprised the jury with this dish in which innovative techniques are used.More info

A single gesture can change everything and help to customize one creation and give it the unique artisan touch. Gustave Saez proved to us in so good #24 and now we have the chance to review it with this clear exampleMore info

Crispy and golden like the best puff pastry, suggestive and exotic in its format and registration of flavors, this chef’s lotus flower connects the tropical flavors of Miami, his hometown, with Malaysia, his current destinationMore info

This restaurant dessert represents Ibarboure very well, one of the youngest to achieve the title of MOF who co-directs the gastronomic proposal of the Michelin-starred restaurant Les Frères Ibarboure.More info

The pastry chef of the École Valrhona, which has recently received the MOF title, has used maltitol, buckwheat, and rice flour to make this individual piece.More info

Xavi Donnay applies at restaurant Lasarte in Barcelona (Martin Berasategui’s) his pastry vision with special care of small formats, taste for innovation and for Asian ingredientsMore info

One of the creations that the Spanish chef made during his class for the members of Valrhona’s Cercle V at L’École Valrhona Brooklyn.More info

One of the viennoisseire pieces that the chef makes in his Neighbor Bakehouse and could be appreciated in a course of L’École Valrhona BrooklynMore info

The chef visited L’École Valrhona Brooklyn a second year and has surprised with this dessert of vibrant flavors that he produces in his famous pastry shop in Montreal.More info