If like us, gratification can be had in admiring prettily assembled food to bookmark for cooking inspiration, you would have come across Samantha Lee, an iconic Malaysian Instagram food artist. For those who have not had the pleasure of ogling her quirky edible art, get acquainted. The mother of two started creating cartoon-inspired dishes in 2008 to get her daughters to eat healthy, and in 2011, she posted her plated works-of-art on Instagram, which garnered a viral storm on social media. 
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Today, with her children a little older and acknowledged as an international food artist, Samantha continues to refine her culinary talent, having recently earned a Le Cordon Bleu certification.
Congratulations go to entrepreneur and Le Cordon Bleu Adelaide Bachelor of Business alumna (2006) Akshaya Borkar who was recently recognised as a bronze winner ...
The ingredient today is komezu, a humble staple in the Japanese pantry. Rice vinegar, or komezu, appears everywhere in Japanese cuisine.
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In accordance to Le Cordon Bleu Japan's 25th anniversary in 2016, we are celebrating by generously extending an early bird campaign to our students.
Watch John Whaite, Tess Ward, Hideko Kawa and Emil Minev as they remember their time as a culinary student at Le Cordon Bleu London and celebrate the school's ...
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In gratitude to their constant and continued support Le Cordon Bleu Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney held Chocolate Workshops recently for their agents and ...
Celebrating its 4th consecutive year, Cooking for Chemo was initiated by Le Cordon Bleu’s admission manager Karen Spavin, who was just 11 years old when her ...
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