La pâtisserie, c’est un métier manuel ! Découvrez toutes les techniques de bases en pâtisserie, accompagnées d’une recette pour vous guider.
Vous trouverez peut-être les réponses aux questions que vous vous posez. Pourquoi ma pâte à choux retombe ? Pourquoi les bords de ma tarte se sont affaissés ? Comment obtenir une crème pâtissière lisse sans grumeaux ?
Maitriser les recettes et les techniques de bases en pâtisserie
Vos 5 sens (visuel, tactile, gustatif, olfactif et auditif) devront être toujours sollicités pour contrôler vos pâtisseries. De plus, une bonne connaissance des matières premières utilisées, vous aidera à comprendre la chimie entre elles. Pour en savoir plus, lisez la partie technologie !
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Adopter les gestes
Apprendre les bons gestes et utiliser le bon matériel pour chaque préparation est primordial pour réussir une mousse parfaite, dresser de belles rosaces sur des babas, ou façonner de jolies brioches.
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Et si on pâtissait ?
Des pâtisseries classiques, des revisités et des créations originales pour vous inspirer
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