Advent Day Ten: Raspberry Timut Chocolate Truffles
This combination of citrus fruit notes from the Timut berry and the acidity of the raspberry brings originality and subtlety into dishes of red meat, duck and ...
Votes are now open! After winning the titles of Best Culinary Training Institution in the World and Best Culinary Training Institution in Europe in 2022, Le Cordon Bleu Paris is once again in the running and has been nominated in the “Best Culinary Training Institution in Europe” category at the World Culinary Awards 2026. You can vote now, until 14 August.
In its eighth year, the World Culinary Awards aims to celebrate and reward excellence in the culinary industry around the globe. Le Cordon Bleu Paris is truly honoured to be nominated once again.
The institute is located in exceptional surroundings, alongside the River Seine and just a stone’s throw from the Eiffel Tower. The teaching team features leading Chefs and international gastronomy professionals, including Chef Éric Briffard, One of the Best Craftsmen in France, Meilleur Ouvrier de France - MOF, Executive Chef and Culinary Arts Director. Students benefit from outstanding teaching, combining theory and practical experience. Each year, around a thousand students from a wide range of backgrounds and nationalities enter the institute, and it is thanks to their passion for gastronomy that Le Cordon Bleu Paris is rewarded.
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This combination of citrus fruit notes from the Timut berry and the acidity of the raspberry brings originality and subtlety into dishes of red meat, duck and ...
It’s very easy to identify a monkfish at first glance due to its great size and characteristic cone-shaped head, which tapers off into a long tail. An ...
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In Scandinavia, Mead, or honey wine as it is also known, is often drunk warm with ginger biscuits during the winter months. We’ve paired these flavours with ...
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