The Japanese Cuisine Bursary Programme, run by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and Organization for Fostering Human Resources for the Promotion of Japanese Cuisine & Food Culture, is an educational initiative aimed at chefs from abroad to proliferate authentic Japanese cuisine overseas. Over eight months, a select group of culinary professionals learn not only Japanese culinary techniques, but also the Japanese language, and participate in an immersive internship at a top-tier Japanese cuisine or sushi restaurant. The participants consist of fourteen individuals, hailing from eleven different countries, and they began their culinary journey on June 30th, when the program officially started.
Le Cordon Bleu Japan is collaborating on this special initiative, lending its global network of experience, culinary excellence, and educational expertise. These fourteen participants will spend the month of August at the Tokyo school, learning the basics of Japanese cuisine with a team of specialized Japanese cuisine chefs.
LCBD marked its 8th Year Anniversary on the 7th of July, 2015. In line with Thai culture and tradition, the occasion was marked with staff paying their respects ...
Lara Espirito Santo, aged 27 from Rio de Janeiro on her experience at Le Cordon Bleu London, and how she went from a Degree in Politics and History and a ...
Raspberries, blueberries, redcurrants, cherries... Le Cordon Bleu Chefs have chosen a tartlet recipe that showcases red berries, which are abundant in France ...
In traditional Japanese confectioneries, you'll often find a curious garnish that is sweet and slightly starchy. It's usually reddish-brown – though not always ...
Congratulations to Le Cordon Bleu Sydney Advanced Diploma of Hospitality alumna Jinhee Park for winning first prize in the recent 2015 Australian Cake ...
The month of May was packed full of events for the Wine and Management students. From coffeeology to a master class on Alsace wines, a whole variety of themes ...
People who love food, wine and travel now have the opportunity to turn their passion into a career through the Le Cordon Bleu Master of Gastronomic Tourism ...
“I had never seen shiso before coming to Japan. We don’t have it in France!” says Chef Dominique, who arrived in Japan in 2000. Fifteen years have passed since ...
On Friday 5 June, Le Cordon Bleu Dusit welcomed potential future students and other culinary arts lovers to our OPEN HOUSE. Guests learnt about the unique ...
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