Round table
Incorporating artisan bread into haute cuisine
This roundtable discussion will explore how artisan bread has evolved from a simple accompaniment to becoming a key element of the dining experience.
Two chefs and two bakers will share their insights on quality, creativity, pairings, and the importance of bread in contemporary haute cuisine dining experiences.
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