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French Pastry Techniques

French pastry lays the foundation for many preparations from around the world. Know the correct way to make the great classics.

French pastries are deeply ingrained in French culture, boasting exquisite patisseries scattered across cities in France and worldwide.

Taught by Chef Philippe Salomon, professor of 18 years at Top French Culinary School Ferrandi and Pastry Chef at 2 Michelin starred Le Grand Véfour, this course will give you the skills and techniques step by step and take your cooking to the next level.

Start from the fundamentals: Pastry doughs such as pâte brisée, pâte sucrée, crème pâtissière, and full recipes of classic French tarts such as lemon tart, tarte tatin, and apple tart. Then dare to do more complicated pastry techniques and recipes such as pâte a choux, profiteroles, paris-brest with craquelin and chocolate éclairs.

At the end of this course you will:

  • Build your skills and techniques step by step
  • Gain the confidence to bake more challenging pastries
  • Bake French classics such as profiteroles, éclairs and pâte à choux
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Course Syllabus

Course Content

Chapter 1 - Presentation and Recipe Book
Chapter 2 - Basic creams
Chapter 3 - Pie & tart doughs
Chapter 4 - Pâte-sucrée tart assemblings
Chapter 5 - Pâte-brisée tart assemblings
Chapter 6 - Pâte-sablée tart assemblings
Chapter 7 - Pâte-sablée chocolat tart assemblings
Chapter 8 - Meringues
Chapter 9 - Choux
Chapter 10 - Linzer
Chapter 11 -Crêpes
Before you go

Mastering French pastry requires precision, attention to detail, and patience, which are essential culinary skills

What you'll learn

Pastry chef Philippe Salomon introduces an important pastry dough, techniques, fillings, and classic French tart recipes that are made with these elements.

Some of the recipes you will learn are:

Tarte Amandine aux Cassis: Includes almond cream and sweet pastry dough a short crust dough that results in a crumbly, tender crust.

Tarte Bourdaloue: A French classic with poached pears that was created by the pâtissier Coquelin after he bought La Pâtisserie Bourdaloue in 1909.

Raspberry Tart: Beautiful and elegant dessert with pastry cream.

Tarte Normande: Filled with a richer variant of pastry cream and apples.

Tarte Tatin and Tarte aux pommes: Both with ​​pâte brisée and apples, but totally different finishing.

Tarte aux citron with classic lemon cream.

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Amazing course!

Valuable information for beginners! I also liked very much the way of presenting! Thank you, chef!

ELISSAVET KANGELARI

Meet your Instructor

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Professor for 18 years at Top French Culinary School Ferrandi

Retired professor of pastry for 18 years at top French culinary school Ferrandi, previously executive pastry chef at 2 Michelin Star Le Grand Véfour.

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What's included?

  • 1h 45 min HD video
  • 37 recipes
  • 34 lessons
  • Recipe book
  • 10 Quizzes
  • Certificate

Available languages

  • Español, English (VO)
  • English, Español, Italiano (BETA), Français (BETA), Português (BETA), Deutsch (BETA)
Level
  • Beginner

Ratings and Reviews

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Elisabeta Dascalu
Posted 2 weeks ago
can be better

personaly i think if the chef explain the recipes and the techniques will be helpful ,and also the cut all the tarts to see how is inside.

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Shari Blake
Posted 2 weeks ago
Clear and concise steps

Though I would rather have voice instruction, the steps were clear and concise, with emphasis placed on the most important bits and asked in the quiz at the end of each lesson. All in all a great course!

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Nishigandha Lathkar
Posted 4 weeks ago
Amazing

Chef didn't speak throughout the course.

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Jose Manuel Calvo Herraiz
Posted 2 months ago
practico

bien explicado y claro

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Willem Griesel
Posted 3 months ago
Short, but powerful lessons

All the basics all in one place. Lots of cakes/pies to be made with just a handful of doughs and creams.

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Paula Silva
Posted 4 months ago
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Assanali Kereshov
Posted 4 months ago
The recipes was good

Bad cource, because no theory at all, no science behind, history. Just recipes. That not what I expecting.

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Quinalha quinalha
Posted 4 months ago

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Joshua Jarman
Posted 5 months ago
Good Techniques and Recipes

The recipes and techniques in this course are good, but the videos do not have any verbal instructions so you have to pay very close attention and be familiar with the recipe book. I'm still giving it four stars because it was very helpful, but i felt that the omission of verbal instructions made it more difficult. would have given it a 6 out of 5 if it had instructions.

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Olga Lukas
Posted 5 months ago
A lot of useful information. Thank you!

A lot of useful information. Thank you!

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