Learn to cook like a Michelin-starred chef in France

Home to internal cook celbre Serge Gouloums, Le Mas Candille is the haven for food lovers. The gastronomic delights upon suggest from the hotels grill Candille promise one of the excellent dining practice upon the French Riviera. Famous for incorporating exotic flavours into his local Provenal cooking Serges signature meals include special candille tatin of foie gras as well as armagnac.

For the ultimate foodie knowledge the Discovering Mediterranean marketplace as well as cuisine package, led by Serge Gouloums during Le Mas Candille is the must do this Autumn.

During the 2 night package during Le Mas Candille, your culinary tour will proceed with the revisit to Forville in Cannes where you will be shown how to select the most appropriate anniversary furnish during this classical Provencal market. Guests afterwards lapse to the Le Candille kitchen, to accumulate around the stove as well as sense how to hope for the furnish as well as chefs recipes. Pick up copiousness of utilitarian advice as Serge shares the secrets which gained him the highly sought after Michelin star.

After experiencing the buzz of the kitchen, enjoy lunch behind the scenes in the chefs kitchen. This is followed by the selection of cheeses as well as regional wines carefully comparison by the conduct sommelier. Complete the knowledge with the dessert from the gastronomic menu of Le Candille accompanied by tea or coffee as well as take home the candille apron as the souvenir of the day.

The stunning 5 Star luxury Hotel offers an heterogeneous mix of traditional architecture, contemporary comforts as well as service which matches attention with discretion. A member of Relais & Chteaux, the hotel offers 46 beautifully written guestrooms, together with seven suites, the initial Shiseido Spa in Europe as well as the Michelin starred restaurant. Le Mas Candille is the g! ood opti on to explore the French Riviera.

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