Nicolas Beaumann is the art of compromise in the kitchen: tradition and creativity, classicism and modernity. At Michel Rostang's side for twenty years, this hyper-athletic forty-something has found his place in a family with which
This epicurean ensures to have "fallen into the pot" during childhood. Having arrived almost by chance in the United States more than twenty years ago, Dominique Tougne could be considered a little more Chicagoan than
At the head of a Tourbillon boutique, in the Essonne, this Best Craftsman in France - MOF 2011, who notably worked for Dalloyau, also has a little jewel in the heart of the 16th district
Stéphane Glacier has accumulated the titles of Best Craftsman in France (Meilleur Ouvrier de France – MOF) Pastry 2000 and World Champion 2006. Fabrice Capezzone, artisan pastry chef and baker, passionate about the product and
At the age of 23, Jean-Baptiste Lavergne-Morazzini was awarded his first Michelin star at la Table du 11. Three years later, we find him in his "gastro" since transferred to the prettily paved courtyard of
Prodigious master chef in the art of doughs, Calum Franklin scintillates at the helm of the invigorating cuisine at the Holborn Dining Room, located in one of London's historic districts. A true work of art,
Dimitri Fayard has an impressive record. Having settled in Chicago for the past fifteen years, he learned his trade from the top pastry chefs before becoming in turn an international reference. A disconcerting simplicity behind
Meg Galus could have become an actress but finally, it's in the kitchen where her hyperactivity gives free rein to her talent. As the head of the pastry and sweet range at the all-new Somerset
