9 to 14 march 2021 totality training pulled Ikébana
This course is recommended for individuals coming for the first time. During this week of training, we will work on a theme that I have chosen. We will make four pieces out of sugar. This course focusses on a number of techniques. On each piece, we will create various structures, flowers and subjects out of sugar.
Program
Ikebana pulled sugar course
6-day course (48 hours of training).
Course description:
In the Stéphane Klein Ikebana pulled sugar course, we will work on 4 mini works of art on a theme of my choice.
Working with pulled sugar is a must for all pastry chefs. I recommend that this be your first Atelier du Sucre course.
In this course, we will create:
- pulled sugar flowers
- different structures every day
- sugar components to embellish the various bouquet assemblies (made of cast and blown sugar, pastillage and painted pastillage).
Each student will reproduce the subjects along with me.
Over these 6 days we will learn various techniques:
We will create 4 different pieces from sugar: for each one we will make unique blown structures, flowers and subjects.
- Cooking and satinizing sugar
- We will make various pastillage structures and learn how to paint them.
- All techniques for making flowers will be presented from how to make a rose to how to pull a flower using a baguette.
- Small objects in blown sugar (eyes/shining and smoothing); faces, animals, etc.
- Bergamot sugar.
- We will use various techniques to make ribbons (jazz, rock ’n’ roll, etc..) which I perfected myself.
- Cast sugar: PVC, silicone, smooth or patterned.
- Joining and assembling techniques.
- How to combine elements with a work’s colour scheme.
Training objectives:
- Know how to work and cook sugar correctly.
- Know how to recognize when sugar has recrystallized and can no longer be used.
- Know how to work with pulled, blown and cast sugar.
- Know how to create a sugar structure.
- Know how to create a sugar flower.
- Know how to preserve your pieces.
Program
Ikebana pulled sugar course
6-day course (48 hours of training).
Course description:
In the Stéphane Klein Ikebana pulled sugar course, we will work on 4 mini works of art on a theme of my choice.
Working with pulled sugar is a must for all pastry chefs. I recommend that this be your first Atelier du Sucre course.
In this course, we will create:
- pulled sugar flowers
- different structures every day
- sugar components to embellish the various bouquet assemblies (made of cast and blown sugar, pastillage and painted pastillage).
Each student will reproduce the subjects along with me.
Over these 6 days we will learn various techniques:
We will create 4 different pieces from sugar: for each one we will make unique blown structures, flowers and subjects.
- Cooking and satinizing sugar
- We will make various pastillage structures and learn how to paint them.
- All techniques for making flowers will be presented from how to make a rose to how to pull a flower using a baguette.
- Small objects in blown sugar (eyes/shining and smoothing); faces, animals, etc.
- Bergamot sugar.
- We will use various techniques to make ribbons (jazz, rock ’n’ roll, etc..) which I perfected myself.
- Cast sugar: PVC, silicone, smooth or patterned.
- Joining and assembling techniques.
- How to combine elements with a work’s colour scheme.
Training objectives:
- Know how to work and cook sugar correctly.
- Know how to recognize when sugar has recrystallized and can no longer be used.
- Know how to work with pulled, blown and cast sugar.
- Know how to create a sugar structure.
- Know how to create a sugar flower.
- Know how to preserve your pieces.
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