Ferrandi cooking class – Galeries Lafayette Haussmann
Location: Galeries Lafayette Haussmann
Price: 120 €
Ferrandi Paris is one of the most prestigious cooking schools in the world. It is therefore natural that Galeries Lafayette have chosen this renowned house for their secret Chef workshops. Thus, in the refined setting of the Maison & Gourmet boutique, the chefs trained by Ferrandi distill their good advice during one and a half hour courses. During this complete workshop dedicated to pastry, you will discover the secrets and fundamentals of the essentials such as Tarte Tatin or Paris Brest, to be able to reproduce them at home. In addition to learning a recipe, you will share a convivial and gourmet moment with a pastry chef. The perfect desserts are yours!
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