COURSES
The emphasis of our basic pastry courses is to improve fundamental skills so students can make many varieties of sweets beyond the course's content. There are a variety of flavours for each component or dish, which the chef will determine at his discretion considering students' preferences and seasonal availability.
These courses are suitable for beginners or experienced bakers who'd want to learn effective methods in pastry arts.
Basic Pastry Skills I
6 Lessons
Format: Hands-on, approx. 3 hours each
Minimum to run: 6 students
$450 per person, subject to HST
Biscotti
Madeleine & Financier
Meringue & Pavlova
Short Bread & Pâte Sucrée
Simple Chiffon & Chantilly
Chilled Desserts (3 types)
Basic Pastry Skills II (Pre-requisite: Basic Pastry Skills I)
Format: Hands-on, approx. 3 hours each
$450 per person, subject to HST
New York Cheesecake
Chocolate Lava Cake & Crème Anglaise
Crème Brûlée & Crème Caramel
Cupcakes & Buttercream Piping
Pastry Cream & Strawberry Tart
Fruity Mousse Cake
The Art of Choux Pastry course does not have a prerequisite, but some baking and piping practices can be helpful. It exposes students to choux applications plus numerous creamy fillings including chantilly, diplomat, chiboust, buttercream, fruit custards, ganaches, in addition to many classic and modern choux toppings.
The Art of Choux Pastries
5 Lessons
Format: Hands-on
Minimum to run: 3 students
$610 per person, subject to HST
Black Swan Cream Puffs (3 hours)
Modern Hazelnut Paris-Brest (3 hours)
Parisian Éclairs (Fruit Crèmes) (4 hours)
Petit Saint Honoré, Religieuse (4 hours)
Croquembouche, Nougatine & Royal Icing (6 hours)
Chocolate has been regarded as food of the gods. It is much like wine and coffee, it gets flavour from the terroir, its varietal, and the method the beans are treated. Tempered, the chocolate becomes shiny like a mirror, melts slowery, and breaks with a snap. Untempered, it is dull and crumbles easily.
This course is designed with beginners in mind, but as a good chocolatier would tell you, we are improving everyday. The course takes you through the science of tempering, and provides ample practices on aspects of fine chocolate making, including tempering, ganache, and hand dipping and moulding bonbons.
Basic Chocolate Skills
6 Lessons
Format: Hands-on, approx. 3.5 hours each
Minimum to run: 4 students
$560 per person, subject to HST
Introduction to Chocolate & Tempering
Orangette, Florentine & Chocolate Thins
Basic Ganache & Truffles
Basic Hand Dipping Bonbons
Essential Chocolate Decorations
Basic Moulding & Bonbons
This is our most basic culinary course where emphasis is placed on development of food preparation skills and fundamental kitchen knowledge in perspectives from arguably the most influential cuisines in modern cooking. The dishes are chosen to exemplify various topics in culinary arts, so students can go above and beyond in the kitchen after.
The course is suitable for beginners and aspiring cooks who’d want to grasp basic culinary concepts and be exposed to effective cooking methods.
Cooking Fundamentals – In French and Japanese perspectives
6 Lessons
Format: Hands-on
Minimum to run: 6 students
$550 per person, subject to HST
Staples and Cooking Fundamentals:
Potatoes in Mushroom Cream & Mushroom RiceDressings and Cold Preparation:
Salade Nicoise & Octopus Cucumber SunomonoAromatics and Cooking Liquids:
Classic Consommé & Ichiban DashiHerbs, Spices, and Steaming:
Mussels in White Wine & Clams in SakeEggs and Cooking Fats:
French Omelette & Tamago-yakiSeafood and Seasoning:
Scallops Provencal & Fish Miso-yaki
*Gloves will be provided if you have allergies working with some ingredients, please let us know in advance.
Instant Pot Chinese Home Cooking 快靚正家常菜
4 Lessons
Format: Interactive Demo, approx. 3 hours each
Minimum to run: 6 students
Language: Cantonese/Mandarin
$65/lesson or $260/4 lessons per person, subject to HST
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五香醬肉燥,醬肉玉子豆腐,鹽湯丸粉絲菜湯
涼伴菜兩款,梅菜扣肉,雙皮奶
涼伴菜兩款,糖醋牛脷,焗紅豆西米布甸