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Authentic French confectionery and styling made with familiar ingredients

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8 chapters · 2 hours 4 minutes
English · Japanese · Korean|Audio Japanese


6 Class Projects

It takes about 20 minutes to 1 hour hour(s) to complete each project.

  • Madeleine

  • financier

  • Cattle curls

  • Gateau chocolate

  • galettes and crepes

  • caramel pudding

Skills You’ll Learn

Basic skills for making sweets

How to make basic dough and cream, molding methods, secrets to making them fluffy and bad behavior, etc.

About tools for making sweets

You can understand the introduction of useful tools for making sweets and their characteristics

How to take photos to feel the atmosphere of a foreign country

A method I use on a regular basis to create an atmosphere as if I were in Europe


This class

Make authentic sweets with familiar ingredients

This is a class where you can learn tips for styling stylishly and having fun

I'll tell you what I've learned and experienced in Japan and France so far in an easy-to-understand manner.

If you learn the basics and tricks of making sweets, and even the things you should never do, there will be fewer mistakes, and your level of sweets will go up a notch.

For those who have just started making sweets, those who want to start now, those who often make them but want to know a few tricks, and those who like sweets, this is a class I just want you to take.

While making sweets together in class, we will suggest styling that matches each snack.


Effects you can expect after taking the course

  • Understand the basics of making sweets (from how to arrange tools to how to make sweets, tips for not making mistakes) and you will be able to enjoy making sweets
  • You will be able to style in a European style
  • You can enjoy the sweets you've made with your family and loved ones

Recommended classes for people like this

  • Beginners in making sweets and those who make sweets while looking at the internet but want to know tips to improve
  • Those who are busy with housework, childcare, and work but want to make homemade snacks
  • Delicious for the family! Those who want to see that smile
  • Those who like Europe, especially France
  • Those who like antique and retro styling using old tools


What makes this class so special

① Learn how to make authentic sweets from creators living in France

My interest in French confectionery when I was a student led me to study cooking and confectionery at Le Cordon Bleu when I was in my 20s. After returning to Japan, after working at Le Cordon Bleu Japan School, he moved to France in 2012.Chocolateries, patisseries and Salons de TéThe launch ofInvolved in planning and management for 10 yearsI research confectionery every day while doing research.

I made use of my experience in Japan and France to create a curriculum where you can make authentic sweets with ingredients familiar to you at home.



② Learn styling tips to make sweets look even more delicious

I'm very interested in the warm, old-fashioned styling and photography. I was originally an olive girl (the generation influenced by the magazine Olive) and loved miscellaneous goods, so since then, I became interested in styling and photography using old vessels and tools.

In class,It suggests a worldview that suits each type of confectionary, so the content is useful for those who want to make sweets and have more fun eating them with their loved ones, and for those who want to enjoy it with those around them while posting them on SNS.


I would like to be able to teach the techniques and knowledge I have learned so far in class. It's easy to think that making sweets has high hurdles, such as weighing is troublesome or mixing seems difficult, but if you get used to it and get the hang of it, you can easily make delicious sweets at home. Of course, I also love beautifully decorated cakes, but why don't you make warm sweets unique to home with me?

Curriculum

Creator

France. Lives in the Brittany region.

I've been interested in things related to food since I was a kid, and my favorite books when I was in elementary school were essays by Katsuyo Kobayashi and cookbooks by Ai Kidozaki. When I was a student, I got a part-time job at “Peltier” in Omotesando, and I was moved by the deliciousness of authentic French confectionary.

I studied in Paris when I was in my 20s. Learn how to cook and confectionary at Le Cordon Bleu. After returning to Japan, he worked at Le Cordon Bleu Japan School. Moved to France in 2012.Chocolateries, patisseries and Salons de TéThe launch ofInvolved in planning and management for 10 yearsthat's right.

In 2015, an Instagram account was launched to record snacks made with simple and simple ingredients. Mother of 4 children and 5 cats.

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