A Culinary Journey
Mixing the great classics of French gastronomy and international cuisine, this collection of 70 recipes offers a glimpse of Le Cordon Bleu alumni’s savoir-faire and their exemplary career paths.
In a context of constant change, Louise wanted to better understand the aspects that gastronomy covers. As a writer and working in the hospitality industry, she ...
The event aims to inspire and provide the opportunity to promote Thai cuisine and LCBD’s Professional Thai Cuisine Programme to international students and Thai ...
Since graduating from Le Cordon Bleu Australia with a Bachelor of Business in International Restaurant Management, Kheifer Kay Ava Rey has taken the hotel world ...
Tania Cuevas, originally from Mexico, has been passionate about gastronomy since she was very young. She started cooking to offer revised Mexican cuisine from ...
When choosing where to study, it’s important to do your research on what each campus offers and how your chosen state suits your lifestyle. Le Cordon Bleu ...
There is nothing better than enjoying slow-cooked lamb shanks drowned in a rich, red wine jus on a cold winter’s night. In celebration of National Red Wine Day ...
In celebration of International Dog Day on Friday, August 26, Le Cordon Bleu Australia has created a paw-lickin’ recipe for gourmet dog treats. Chef and ...
Le Cordon Bleu London were recently visited by Korean Buddhist nun and chef, Venerable Beop Song.
Our Thai Cuisine Chef Instructor chosen pennywort, a local ingredient commonly used in Burmese Cuisine to make a ‘Raw pennywort salad with grilled river prawn’.
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