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Worldwide reference pastry chef, owner of the Pierre Hermé boutiques, to be found in different continents.
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Frédéric Bau presents an unusual exhibition in the Thorigny-Le Marais space.
The exotic fruits and vegetable character work together to give a unique and renewed personality to these two incorporations of the French pastry chef.
From bees that remind us of the need to take care of the planet to spectacular bouquets of flowers. The great pastry chefs surprise again with pieces that look like works of art.
Although at the moment this list focuses more on Europe, there are also countries from North America, Latin America, England, and Asia.
Valentine's Day is here and chefs go for hearts, but with an innovative touch. Long live love!
With Venetian reminiscences, savory, in a cruffin version... Who said that this traditional specialty cannot be updated with great success?
Provence, Paris, and Venice are some of the places that you will be able to savor through our traditional ranking of Christmas logs.
Eggs that grow wings, octopuses taken from the ocean, driftwood, chickens from Madagascar... The Easter campaign is full of creativity once again.
Inverse puff pastry, with pistachio, in a relief. There are many ways to present this puff pastry cake in a unique and equally tasty way.
In this new book, available at Books For Chefs, the chef gathers 66 previously unpublished recipes for breakfast, snacks, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner.
Mountains, snow, pines, and driftwood are some of the themes of the Christmas creations that we collect in our traditional ranking.
Herbs and flowers such as meadowsweet, verbena, or pine and less common fruits such as Physalis assault Pierre Hermé's showcases this season, with designs that do not disappoint
The Parisian chocolatier and sculptor becomes honorary president in an edition that wants to put more emphasis on women professionals and at the same time incorporate changes related to a more responsible spirit, committed to the sustainability of the planet.
Japonisme is in charge of elegant creations with perfect finishes in which ingredients such as yuzu, matcha tea, or black sesame play subtle interactions with the hallmark of the French master pastry chef.
Great international figures such as Antonio Bachour, William Werner, or Oriol Balaguer will help to recover the live courses that have always characterized this center
In this edition, chaired by Pierre Hermé, colourants such as titanium dioxide and glitter
will be banned.
The preparations, in which the nutritionist Thierry Hanh has also participated, can be tasted until May 30.
The result of this union are explosive and brightly colored boxes of macarons and chocolate bonbons.
After a break due to the coronavirus, the school prepares interesting classes with prestigious chefs, both at its facilities and in Paris and California.
Our traditional Christmas ranking returns another year with proposals that awaken our most emotional side.
This cake is offered exclusively to order from September 24 to October 18.
In recent years, great pastry chefs and cooks have focused on ice cream as a creative and commercial resource with great potential.
The competition has completely renewed its organizing committee and has appointed Claire Heitzler and Fréderic Cassel as vice presidents.
Adorable animals, friendly vegetables, carousels, baroque eggs ... In 2020, renowned pastry chefs show their ingenuity by working with chocolate.
Strawberries, raspberries, and cherries cannot be absent on Valentine's Day. Here is our selection for a “red” February 14.
The well-known pastry chef has created two vegan cakes for the occasion: Fleur de Cassis and Rose des Sables.
The school celebrates its fifth anniversary with special classes located outside of Brooklyn.
The French chef, who succeeds Gabriel Paillasson, will perpetuate the values that characterize the competition.
We took advantage of the presidency of Pierre Hermé in the latest edition of the historic Championnat de France du Dessert to learn about the concerns of the great French master regarding the discipline of plated desserts.
These four great French pastry chefs will present their signature pâtisserie in London during the months of July and August
Enric Rovira, Stéphanie Aubriot, Olivier Bajard, and Pierre Hermé are some of the leading chefs of the sixth edition of the congress.
The festival will bring together popular pastry chefs such as Conticini, Menguy, Michalak, and members of Relais Desserts.
The meeting, presided over by Pierre Hermé, will host more than 100 master classes, more than 40 courses, and seven gourmand spaces.
The competition reaches its 45th anniversary with the feeling of continuing to gather the best talents in France
Masks, children's games, koalas, rabbits, and pandas. The great pastry chefs come back to surprise us this year with original creations that are based on the traditional Easter egg.
The initiative, which turns 14 years old, will allocate all the benefits to the Zazakely Sambatra association.
Pierre Hermé will offer his latest proposal, this time centered around the table, on Beaupassage, a place full of charm and works of art
Relais Desserts has organized a gala dinner for the first time to celebrate its prestigious French haute patisserie awards.
The names of the nominees for the fifth edition of the awards created by the association to recognize the talent of its members are now known.
The endless queues that are usually formed in Japanese pastry shops show in the most graphic way possible the great consumption of pastry and ice cream that exists in Tokyo. Recently visited by our editor in chief, Carlos Barrachina, this Japanese city is the breeding ground of a striking concentration of high-end patisseries, with luxury display cases, and impeccable service. We summarize the highlights of this trip to the heart of Asian pastry.
Profits will go to the Vaincre la Mucoviscidose Association.
Once again, pink and red tones flood the shop windows of pastry shops on the day par excellence for lovers.
An essential book to discover the creative process of some of the great names in pastry.
In the Champs Elysees of Paris, this new corner of well-being and sweet gastronomy can be found.
Fifteen French and two Japanese professionals have been awarded in the latest edition of the Awards du Chocolat.
A selection of some of the impressive Christmas pieces that can be found in the best pastry shops in France and in which astrological allusions are recurrent.
The renowned chef proposes a very colorful version of the traditional Chinese pastries.
Up to 18 flavors of macarons, chocolates, glacés, and other iconic pieces can be found at this establishment designed by Jeff Van Dyck.
The story began in 1998 in Tokyo with the first Pierre Hermé Boutique. It is currently an international leading group with several retail outlets and its chef is the undisputed innovator of pastry worldwide.
The jury consists of four great names in French pastry: Philippe Conticini, Pierre Hermé, Frédéric Bau, and Cyril Lignac.
Plated eggs, stiff peaks ... Beehives, teapots, Japanese creatures ... Great pastry chefs surprise us again in 2017 with imaginative and detailed Easter eggs.
A new edition of this initiative, organized by Relais Desserts and La Maison Pierre Hermé, is being held on 20 March to combat cystic fibrosis.
The French maison has once again trusted the interior designer Masamichi Katayama to create a space where one can discover new flavors, sensations, and pleasures.
For three days, Parisians had an unforgettable multi-sensory experience around chocolate created by the renowned pastry chef.
The Club des Croqueurs de Chocolat presented its recognized awards for excellence to ten French and two international chocolatiers within the framework of the Salon du Chocolat in Paris.
A new opportunity for every French chef to distinguish their maison with the most striking and refined creations.
Pierre Hermé has created a pastry which is a delicious miniature replica of the House of Dior for its first anniversary.
With 50 shops all over the world and undeniable charisma, the French pastry chef adds a new award to his extensive résumé.
Relais Desserts once again suggests celebrating the arrival of spring in the most charitable way: fighting cystic fibrosis.
Éclairs, cakes, apples and even cocktails. You can celebrate Valentine's Day with sweets that are anything but clichés.
Last days to taste this orange and raspberry financial biscuit, brioche and crème brûlée with orange blossom, light cream with candied fruit, fruit, and flowers.
The pastry chef presents this Chinese specialty coated in Mexican dark chocolate with sesame praline and soft caramel among its ingredients.
In a few days this prestigious pastry congress begins in Italy. Renowned chefs such as Pierre Hermé, Jean Philippe Darcis, Norihiko Terai or Miguel Moreno will uncover their business strategies to succeed in this artisan craft.
Oriol Balaguer, Paco Torreblanca, Patrick Roger, Frédéric Bau and Pierre Hermé are some of the chefs who wanted to actively participate in the opening of the fourth school opened by Valrhona in the world, the first in the United States.
Impressive is the line-up of French pastry chefs that has collaborated in a new charity calendar to support the children with heart defects in underdeveloped countries. Altogether, 12 professionals appear in photos with famous personalities and with chocolate having also a leading role.
With the arrival of spring and summer, some of the most oustanding pastry chefs in the French tradition are focusing on ice cream. Pierre Hermé, Christophe Michalak, Ladurée and Oberweis are among those who have launched new products in this sector. With the exception of Ladurée, this year the new ice cream products are more or less inspired by their own cake creations or by the classics of the pastry maestros.
Pierre Hermé will preside over this year's international competition for restaurant desserts, once again sponsored by Cacao Barry and celebrated alongside the Congress of Mexican Cuisine of Mesoamerica.
For a few summers, the best French patissiers have been inspired by ice cream to offer more refreshing products and to surprise their customers with new collections. Whilst their proposals in the past years came in varied formats, elegant ice cream tubs are in fashion this season. The new ice cream and sorbet collections of some of the most prestigious and internationally renowned patisseries, such as Ladurée, Pierre Marcolini, Pierre Hermé and La Maison Henri Le Roux, have retraced their steps and left sophistication aside.
Reaching an agreement is not always that difficult. Top-level pastry chefs from France and Belgium have managed to bind the vindication of macaroon to a great combined initiative, whose charity performance, through the present hard times, turns it into a real lesson for all the society.
This year, the International Day of Macaroon will be a good excuse to launch a proper act of solidarity.
The French pastry chefs’ talent has no limits. Pierre Hermé, Christophe Michalak, Arnaud Larher, Jean-Paul Hevin, Pierre Marcolini, Pascal Caffet, la Maison du Chocolat, Stéphane Glacier, Patrice Chapon, Patrick Roger, Emmanuel Ryon… They all have worked hard to design a new line of chocolate eggs and figures for Easter.
Examples have been mounting of chefs associated with designers to name their collections of tools or kitchenware after said chefs in the last few years. This is the result of the prestige cuisine has been acquiring on a global level, which has eclipsed the media’s potential in pastry. Until now.
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