The graduation ceremonies were held at the Ritz-Carlton Tokyo on June 27th and the Kobe Portopia Hotel on June 25th.
On these two nights, we marked the achievements of our graduates who have completed and passed the pastry, bakery, and cuisine diploma programmes.
The graduates shared moments of both laughter and tears throughout their studies at Le Cordon Bleu Japan, and now they are celebrating their accomplishment with relief, smiles and cheers.
Sugar is seen as the new enemy – I foresee a lot of activity around reducing the amount of hidden sugar in our diets, in light of increasing awareness of ...
For me, it is all about ‘the art of coffee and cake’. The Peggy Porschen Parlour does this incredibly well and I see it as a real trend.
I think that artisan butchers will be increasingly mainstream as more people eat less meat, but want better cuts.
In the US, we are ever paying increased attention to the footprint of the foods we eat, striving to eat as locally and seasonably as possible, and to support ...
The food industry can be a daunting place even for someone with a Grand Diplôme. We spoke to Eva Hirai, who wanted to see if the kitchens were for her.
Chef Florian Guillemenot our pastry chef instructor have been nominated as one of the top semi-finalist contender for the Pastry Chef of the Year ( Regional) ...
Le Cordon Bleu was invited by the Malaysia Palm Oil Council to contribute a few recipes using palm oil for a recipe book to be published in conjunction with ...
Diploma in Pastry Arts graduating students for the term had the opportunity to showcase their work to 30 members of the Ikebana Society KL Chapter.
Win THB 9,000 Gift Voucher to join our pastry workshop in March-April 2017. Booth up your culinary vibes and show us your creative side. Light, Camera, Action!
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