Nikita Malhotra is a Diplôme de Pâtisserie student from Pune, India studying at Le Cordon Bleu Ottawa. Nikita talks about her experience studying in Canada, her passions in food and why she chose to study at Le Cordon Bleu Ottawa as her first choice in the culinary arts.
The Cordon Bleu Ottawa's Diplôme de Pâtisserie programme acts as a passport into an exciting and dynamic career in pastry. Advance through basic, intermediate and superior levels of the pâtisserie program and earn a diploma that is recognized worldwide. Learn more.
This colourful mix combines the spiciness of white pepper and pink peppercorns with the lemony and herbaceous flavour of cardamom which lends a wonderful ...
Sel de Noel, or Christmas Salt, is a treat for the eyes as well as the tongue. A combination of Himalayan salt, wasabi sesame seeds and pink berries, this mix ...
Last 30th November, Le Cordon Bleu Paris students had the privilege of taking part in a reception celebrating Scotland's bank holidays, Saint Andrew's Day.
This recipe from Le Cordon Bleu Paris features a delicious combination of a perfectly cooked egg with the rich flavours of Jerusalem artichoke, duck and ...
'Tis the season to spread the Christmas cheer with Le Cordon Bleu Australia's annual 2023 Christmas E-Magazine. Filled with alumni success stories, industry ...
“Roulade” is a French word that literally means "rolled". This preparation is traditionally reserved for boneless meat. When properly cooked, the chicken is ...
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 ...
Versatile, crisp, golden puff pastry filled with well-seasoned sausage mince. Sausage rolls are a great crowd pleaser so will be perfect as a buffet table ...
The salt marshes in Guérande, Brittany, have been a source of industry since Roman times. A new generation of salt farmers still use the traditional methods to ...
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