Le Cordon Bleu Concludes The Ultimate Chef Tour In India
02.09.2024 - 10:01:53
and Hyderabad featured Chef Sailaja (Co-Founder of Velvet Pâtisserie).
The tour engaged approximately 600+ aspiring chefs and culinary enthusiasts through interactive sessions, culinary demonstrations, and discussions on emerging trends in the culinary industry. This initiative aimed to inspire and educate the next generation of culinary leaders in India, offering them a glimpse into Le Cordon Bleu’s legacy.
“After experiencing first-hand India’s hospitality, I am impressed with the diversity and growth I observed. The demand for skilled professionals who understand both traditional techniques and modern innovations presents immense opportunities for aspiring chefs. Accessing Le Cordon Bleu’s rich heritage and expertise while studying abroad is a unique opportunity for the students to immerse in some of the most exciting and inspiring culinary scenes internationally,” said Chef Marco Ardemagni.
During the tour, Chef Marco showcased various culinary techniques through a recipe that exemplified Le Cordon Bleu's approach to blending traditional French culinary methods with innovative twists. This demonstration featured a chicken recipe called Roasted Poussin with Fondant Butternut Squash and Dark Chocolate Madeira Jus, highlighting the depth and creativity of Le Cordon Bleu's culinary expertise. It also offered a glimpse into what a day at a Le Cordon Bleu campus looked like.
Founded in Paris in 1895, Le Cordon Bleu has maintained its position as the pinnacle of culinary arts education, training culinary legends such as Pooja Dhingra, Garima Arora, Anahita Dhondy, and Vanshika Bhatia, who have garnered acclaim on platforms like MasterChef, showcasing its global influence in culinary excellence.
Le Cordon Bleu has recently expanded its academic programs to include cutting-edge offerings in plant-based culinary arts and nutrition, in response to the growing global demand for healthier and sustainable dining options. This expansion underscores its commitment to evolving with industry trends while preserving its core values of traditional French culinary techniques.
“As a chef with experience in Michelin-starred establishments across Europe, I had the chance to work with many professionals coming from Le Cordon Bleu. The knowledge and professionalism they would bring to the table have always proven an asset for the team!” said Chef Marco Ardemagni. “The programs at the school expose students to the highest standards of international hospitality practices and the rich traditions of French culinary arts, which often translate into a strong work ethic and professional attitude.”
About Le Cordon Bleu
Le Cordon Bleu is the leading global network of culinary arts and hospitality management institutes steeped in history with a rich heritage spanning over 129 years. The school maintains its global presence with 35 schools in more than 20 countries, training over 20,000 students of more than 100 different nationalities every year. Traditional French culinary techniques remain at the heart of Le Cordon Bleu, but its academic programmes are constantly adapted to include new, innovative technologies required to suit the growing needs of the hospitality industry. The Le Cordon Bleu network offers a large range of programmes from short courses, certificates and professional diplomas covering cuisine, pâtisserie, wine, nutrition and management, to undergraduate and postgraduate courses in culinary arts and hospitality management.
The tour engaged approximately 600+ aspiring chefs and culinary enthusiasts through interactive sessions, culinary demonstrations, and discussions on emerging trends in the culinary industry. This initiative aimed to inspire and educate the next generation of culinary leaders in India, offering them a glimpse into Le Cordon Bleu’s legacy.
“After experiencing first-hand India’s hospitality, I am impressed with the diversity and growth I observed. The demand for skilled professionals who understand both traditional techniques and modern innovations presents immense opportunities for aspiring chefs. Accessing Le Cordon Bleu’s rich heritage and expertise while studying abroad is a unique opportunity for the students to immerse in some of the most exciting and inspiring culinary scenes internationally,” said Chef Marco Ardemagni.
During the tour, Chef Marco showcased various culinary techniques through a recipe that exemplified Le Cordon Bleu's approach to blending traditional French culinary methods with innovative twists. This demonstration featured a chicken recipe called Roasted Poussin with Fondant Butternut Squash and Dark Chocolate Madeira Jus, highlighting the depth and creativity of Le Cordon Bleu's culinary expertise. It also offered a glimpse into what a day at a Le Cordon Bleu campus looked like.
Founded in Paris in 1895, Le Cordon Bleu has maintained its position as the pinnacle of culinary arts education, training culinary legends such as Pooja Dhingra, Garima Arora, Anahita Dhondy, and Vanshika Bhatia, who have garnered acclaim on platforms like MasterChef, showcasing its global influence in culinary excellence.
Le Cordon Bleu has recently expanded its academic programs to include cutting-edge offerings in plant-based culinary arts and nutrition, in response to the growing global demand for healthier and sustainable dining options. This expansion underscores its commitment to evolving with industry trends while preserving its core values of traditional French culinary techniques.
“As a chef with experience in Michelin-starred establishments across Europe, I had the chance to work with many professionals coming from Le Cordon Bleu. The knowledge and professionalism they would bring to the table have always proven an asset for the team!” said Chef Marco Ardemagni. “The programs at the school expose students to the highest standards of international hospitality practices and the rich traditions of French culinary arts, which often translate into a strong work ethic and professional attitude.”
About Le Cordon BleuLe Cordon Bleu is the leading global network of culinary arts and hospitality management institutes steeped in history with a rich heritage spanning over 129 years. The school maintains its global presence with 35 schools in more than 20 countries, training over 20,000 students of more than 100 different nationalities every year. Traditional French culinary techniques remain at the heart of Le Cordon Bleu, but its academic programmes are constantly adapted to include new, innovative technologies required to suit the growing needs of the hospitality industry. The Le Cordon Bleu network offers a large range of programmes from short courses, certificates and professional diplomas covering cuisine, pâtisserie, wine, nutrition and management, to undergraduate and postgraduate courses in culinary arts and hospitality management.
