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In addition to culinary professional programs, Le Cordon Bleu proposes a range of short courses for those with a passion for the culinary arts.
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Do you dream of learning the fundamentals of French cuisine and pastry? Make your dream come true and experience a complete and intensive training in Paris, the capital of gastronomy, to discover the secrets of culinary arts.
Les Hautes Etudes du Goût is a unique program to discover the different facets of food and taste through a historical, scientific and economic approach. This course offers a multidisciplinary and comprehensive understanding of gastronomy and the art of the table.
French meringue, sorbet and Chantilly cream, are three essential culinary techniques found in this recipe. A combination of subtle flavors and varied textures from a crisp bite to melt in the mouth, this superb dessert will surprise and instantly refresh your palate.
There are three types of meringue: french meringue, italian meringue and swiss meringue, and all three have different uses: petits-fours, parfaits, iced soufflés, dacquoises, tart or cake toppings or simply for dessert decoration.

Champagne is a region to the East of the Ile-de-France. It covers the Aube, Marne, and Haute-Marne departments. Reims -- the "City of Coronations" -- is the capital of the region.
ituated to the east of the Ile de France region, Champagne is one of the regions of France which produces a highly refined sparkling wine with world renown.

Born in the Normandy region of France, Chef Franck Poupard began his career in 1987 with an apprenticeship at the 1-star Michelin establishment "Au Petit Vatel" in Alençon.
Daniela was born in Barretos, in the state of São Paulo. As a teenager she moved to the capital, where she studied before working in the financial markets for more than 10 years.

The New York Times - Peruvian Chefs Add Flavor to Quito, Ecuado
Seeking a world class chef he […] recuited Julio Ostoloza, a young graduate from Le Cordon Bleu
Selecting Paris, the most cosmopolitan gastronomic capital of the world, as your Le Cordon Bleu campus will add taste to your Culinary Training from French chefs who bring with them the tradition and experience of the top kitchens in France.
While in Paris, take the opportunity to visit outdoor markets, cafés and Michelin-starred restaurants. Learning about food and sharing experiences with students of more than 70 nationalities are part of the friendly setting of Le Cordon Bleu Paris.