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As Tokyo is gearing up to host the 2020 Summer Olympics, Le Cordon Bleu Japan is also preparing to play its part in the games. It may be difficult to fathom ...
Take a step back in time, and immerse yourself in this rare opportunity to have a hands on sake brewing experience at an historic brewery in picturesque ...
Shinya Usami has gone a long way since graduating with a Grand Diplôme in 2005. Today, he is French Chef Jean François Piège’s right hand man, in his ...
Students exclaim in awe as Le Cordon Bleu Kobe Cuisine Chef, Jullian Pekle, scoops out a sphere of gazpacho and places it gingerly in a spoon. The liquid sits ...
Following on from Le Cordon Bleu’s international success as a vocational educator, Australia initiated the first Le Cordon Bleu Degree in 2000. The first Le ...
While in university, Kenta Nakano originally aimed to become a cuisine chef. His enrolment in Le Cordon Bleu’s pastry diploma program was a result of his belief ...
August 29th, 2012 is a day Le Cordon Bleu President, André Cointreau, will never forget. On this day, he was honoured as an important figure of the Prefecture ...
The form it comes in may not be something a lot of people outside of Japan have seen, but kinako is actually more familiar than one might think. It’s from the ...
Le Cordon Bleu established a presence in Australia in 1992 when it signed a tripartite agreement with the International College of Hotel Management and TAFE SA ...
With a grin, Chef Guillaume pulled out a stem of wasabi measuring a hefty 20 cm in length and 5 cm in diameter. “I’ve used wasabi in cooking many times before, ...
Raspberries, blueberries, redcurrants, cherries... Le Cordon Bleu Chefs have chosen a tartlet recipe that showcases red berries, which are abundant in France ...
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