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Pierre Hermé

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Born
November 19 1961
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Heir to four generations of Alsatian bakery and pastry-making tradition, Pierre Hermé began his career at the age of 14 as an apprentice to Gaston Lenôtre.

Famous in France, Japan and the United States, the man that Vogue called "the Picasso of Pastry" revolutionized pastry-making with regard to taste and modernity. With "pleasure as his only guide", Pierre Hermé has invented a totally original world of tastes, sensations and pleasures. With his original approach to the profession of pastry chef, he revolutionizes even the most firmly entrenched traditions. For example, he prefers discreet pastry decors and "uses sugar like salt, in other words, as a seasoning to heighten other shades of flavour." Refusing to sit on his laurels, he is always revising his own work, exploring new taste territories andrevisiting his own recipes.

As a result, praise has often been lavished on Pierre Hermé, who has been called "pastry provocateur" , "an avant-garde pastry chef and a magician with tastes" , "The Kitchen Emperor" and "The King of Modern Pâtisserie" , along with honours and decorations, as well as – most importantly – the admiring gratitude of connoisseurs of gourmet sweets.

Pierre Hermé

4.4/5 ( ratings)
Born
November 19 1961
Website
Go to Website
Heir to four generations of Alsatian bakery and pastry-making tradition, Pierre Hermé began his career at the age of 14 as an apprentice to Gaston Lenôtre.

Famous in France, Japan and the United States, the man that Vogue called "the Picasso of Pastry" revolutionized pastry-making with regard to taste and modernity. With "pleasure as his only guide", Pierre Hermé has invented a totally original world of tastes, sensations and pleasures. With his original approach to the profession of pastry chef, he revolutionizes even the most firmly entrenched traditions. For example, he prefers discreet pastry decors and "uses sugar like salt, in other words, as a seasoning to heighten other shades of flavour." Refusing to sit on his laurels, he is always revising his own work, exploring new taste territories andrevisiting his own recipes.

As a result, praise has often been lavished on Pierre Hermé, who has been called "pastry provocateur" , "an avant-garde pastry chef and a magician with tastes" , "The Kitchen Emperor" and "The King of Modern Pâtisserie" , along with honours and decorations, as well as – most importantly – the admiring gratitude of connoisseurs of gourmet sweets.

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