
Chocolat
From the Cocoa Bean to the Chocolate Bar
Pierre Marcolini(Author)
Rizzoli International Publications (Publisher)
Published on 16. March 2021
Book
Hardback
384 pages
978-0-7893-3998-0 (ISBN)
Description
From Belgium s finest chocolatier who originated the bean-to-bar concept comes this collection of 170 recipes for the very best and most essential chocolate confections as only the ambassador of Haute Chocolaterie could contrive.
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Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Illustrations
240 colour photographs
Dimensions
Height: 219 mm
Width: 283 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-7893-3998-0 (9780789339980)
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Person
Pierre Marcolini is one of the world's foremost artisanal chocolatiers. Born in Belgium - arguably the center of the world's finest chocolate purveyors - Marcolini is considered Belgium's foremost practitioner of the art of Haute Chocolaterie. He was named Best Apprentice in Belgium in 1988, Best Worker in Belgium (the youngest ever to receive this award), and won First Prize at the Mandarine Napoleon International competition in 1991. Since then he's won a string of awards. In 1995, he was crowned World Pastry Champion, and later that year opened his first shop in Brussels. Since then he has expanded his brand to 28 outlets in Belgium, Japan, France, England, Luxembourg, Monaco, and Kuwait. Chae Rin Vincent originally came to Belgium as a news correspondent from her native South Korea but has since become one of the leading food stylists and writers working in the French language. Marie-Pierre Morel is one of Europe's best known photographers specializing in food and interior decor. Her work has appeared in leading publications in Europe as well as in many distinguished monographs, and she is celebrated for her strict adherence to photographing only with natural lighting.