Narae Kim reinvents her Biscuiterie at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme
Pastry chef at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme, Narae Kim, Gault&Millau Pastry Chef of the Year 2024, is offering a new edition of her snack with Franco-Korean inspirations, to be discovered from now on.
Yuna Lamarque
Narae Kim invites us to take a sweet break in Café Jeanne (1 toque) at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme. A true reflection of her Korean origins and her work as a pastry chef in France, La Biscuiterie has been reinvented for this new edition.
An ode to snacks
In Café Jeanne, La Biscuiterie offers a revisited version of the snack. through its creations, La Biscuiterie presents itself as an interlude in the calm of Parisian life at teatime.
Cookies and pastries are served in a jewel-like setting. Narae Kim recounts: "Remembering the snacks of my childhood, I wanted to recreate them with artisanal cookies made with natural ingredients and no added sugar. The whole is presented like a box of treasures to be savored."
A five-step experience
The box is designed to be shared by two. The sweet experience is divided into five parts:
Iced pre-dessert with herbs, pickled flowers and blueberries
A collection of dry cookies reminiscent of childhood: spritz, peanut cat's tongue or pistachio-chocolate, almond boudoir and Korean gangjeong, with pine nuts and other puffed cereals
Two crisp, filled lace cookies, one buckwheat-sobacha and the other chocolate-black sesame, which play on the contrasts between two textures
A warm dulce de leche and chocolate cookie, served with raw vanilla cream
Tartlets with seasonal candied fruit and raw vanilla cream
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To accompany the collection, an organic infusion has been created by Narae Kim, with a Master Tea. It features verbena, eucalyptus, sweet orange, rosemary and pineapple, flavors in total harmony with the sweet proposal.
Daily 3 pm to 6 pm, €65 per person (€90 with a glass of champagne)
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