Lifestyle/ GASTRONOMY
EXCEPTIONAL YULE LOGS! Symbolic, playful, festive, works of art to share.
By Monique Delanoue-Paynot
Lifestyle/ GASTRONOMY
By Monique Delanoue-Paynot
Hotel Métropole Monte Carlo
“The 2023 Yule Log” by Yann Brys for Brach Hotel, a unique creation inspired by the enchanting theme of the Christmas village.
With elegance and nostalgia, Aymeric Pinard’s yule log at Alain Ducasse’s restaurant represents the sublime Jardins de l’Orangerie.
Crafted by pastry chef Anthony Coquereau, an original yule log rich with hidden treasures, shaped like the iconic hotel at 99 avenue des Champs-Elysées.
The astonishing “Black Diamond” yule log by pastry chef Maxence Barbot, a mysterious work of art, characterized by its finesse and delicacy.
An original “signature yule log” in the shape of a cracker, symbolizing celebration and gift wrapping, crafted by Chef Patrick Mesiano.
Christophe Appert’s “3 Chocolates” yule log transports us into the frosty universe of our three favorite ganaches.
The “Brooch” Christmas yule log by pastry chef Naraé Kim, a gourmet jewel, a taste of fine jewelry.
From the Brussels-based pastry chef, a prestigious “Christmas Flower” yule log made with three types of chocolate, majestically artistic!
Yann Couvreur’s Christmas yule log, a sweet creation in tribute to the lucky animal found in mountain landscapes.
Bucolic in essence, the Chef of Le Grand Véfour presents his “Olentzero” yule log, a tribute to Basque culture and tradition.
Conceived by the hotel’s pastry chef, Fabrice Fernandes, along with Chef Jean Imbert, the “Signature” yule log features the iconic and architectural facade of the hotel.
Under the guidance of pastry chef Quentin Lechat, Raffles Paris and the famous jewelry house present a Christmas yule log with a vanilla scent, inspired by the “Move” collection.
Angelo Musa and pastry chef Elisabeth Hot present a creative and dreamlike dessert, blending elements of mountains and cable cars.