We believe that:

  • There has been a gradual abandonment of culinary traditions and that we must seek to recover them;
  • Cooking has been slowly transplanted from the home kitchen to the supermarket shelf and the restaurant, with an accompanying loss of personality;
  • Day-to-day cooking should embrace local produce and reflect the season;
  • Whether the produce is unassuming or grand, food preparation should be simple;

Food and wine must be, both spiritually and temporally, an essential aspect of and integral to our whole life.

Our courses are constructed to provide an understanding - through basic knowledge and doing - of the rules of cooking, so that we may:

  • Understand the reasons behind each process;
  • Recognize the pattern of basic steps and the differences from one recipe to another;

Through the process of understanding, be able to see and define limitations and from this knowledge gain greater freedom for creative imagination

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Without rules,
improvisation is impossible -
'and that is what cooking is all
about.

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