Gastronomeal Reports on Candied Fruits workshop
All photos by Alaric Gastronomeal
We’re an eccentric bunch here at the Dep, so it goes without saying that we really loved the eclectic mix of participants who joined us on Monday night.
All photos by Alaric Gastronomeal
One thing we noticed, though? How many amazing bloggers, photogaphers, and writers were in our midst. Michelle was a celebrity!
All photos by Alaric Gastronomeal
Singaporean-based student Alaric — of the wonderful blog Gastronomeal — joined us with his trusty cameras (he bought two!) and shared with us his write-up of the night, as well as his fabulous photos.
All photos by Alaric Gastronomeal
He writes:
I went home with a smile on my face – Michelle definitely changed my opinion about using candied fruits in pastries, and how these amazing flavours and textures from the candied fruits can be incorporated into desserts.
All photos by Alaric Gastronomeal
My personal favourite would have to be the Panforte – I LOVE its texture, and how the spices balanced so well with the chocolate. I just couldn’t get enough of it!
All photos by Alaric Gastronomeal
It definitely also reminded me of the nougat in terms of the texture, which resembles that of a candy than a pastry.
All photos by Alaric Gastronomeal
The workshop really did inspire me in various different ways. Michelle’s passion for food, and of course pastry, is something that I have always loved, and would love to do. It was definitely an honour to be able to learn from her in person, and to talk to her about food! I look forward to attending upcoming workshops like this at LPU, and hopefully take this opportunity to explore the “food scene” in Montréal.
All photos by Alaric Gastronomeal
Wonderfully put. He also sent us the link to his entire photo gallery. Check them out here!#
Thanks, Alaric. Hope to see you back at the Dep soon!
[All photos by Gastronomeal]