Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Instant Crème Brûlée from scratch - Done in 10 Minutes - No Baking

Yes! That Crème Brûlée recipe and technique only need 10 minutes or less to be made.
When done just put them into your refrigerator for one hour, you will then be ready to enjoy a divine desert. The Crème Brûlée just melts away in your mouth with that great sensation of mouth feeling. Agar agar is what makes that new technique possible and its amount need to be very precise. I also did not use any ramekins. I made some molds with some acetate, which allow me to make different sizes and easily remove it when the Crème Brûlée has set.
I hope many will try and give me some feedback.
Until next time, keep it sweet.

Cheers!





Thursday, April 2, 2015


Happy Easter!!!

We all know that the holiday chocolate is most associated with Valentine's.  Why not keep that chocolate train flowing straight into Easter?  

The chocolate formulated ideas of Chef Rogers+Chef Kir could only lead to some of the most delightfully creative dessert ideas for your springtime table (really for anytime of year).

Worldwide Culinary Apprentice is happy to share with you our most favorite chocolate candies and garnishes.  

Chef Kir's traditional techniques on how to temper chocolate should be your first step in creating your now own chocolate masterpieces (seeding and tabling methods).

Tempering Chocolate Seeding technique





Friday, March 27, 2015



It is with a lifetime of hard work, dedication, and patience, that I am beyond happy to announce that the new Worldwide Culinary Apprentice website is officially live!

This FREE online cooking school is the simplest and most affordable way for anyone to quickly learn many of the integral techniques shared by professional cooks and chefs from all over the world.  The Worldwide Culinary Apprentice allows for a growing network of chef-instructors to use the site as a platform to share their culinary knowledge.  

We highly encourage all levels of cooking to enter our site and invite you to become one of our apprentices and continue to expand your knowledge of this ever-growing culinary world of change and innovation.  

Watch our demonstrations and engage with our chef instructors in the site forum: http://www.worldwideculinaryapprentice.com/wwca-forum/.


Always remember, that practice is needed and with failure only perfection will come.