34. Tea with Karime López — If memory serves...this chef creates the dishes

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Coffee with Scoolinary

Scoolinary

37 episodes

9 months ago

In our podcast, we virtually 'have a coffee' every week with chefs or pastry chefs, so they can tell us their stories, their professional journey, and the mistakes they've made along the way. We want to learn from them to grow professionally. Each week, our guests will share with us trends, new challenges, figures, and their visions of the industry.Scoolinary, the school that transforms people and connects cultures through gastronomy. You will learn from the best chefs and discover the broadest online catalog of topics related to gastronomy.

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34. Tea with Karime López — If memory serves...this chef creates the dishes

Coffee with Scoolinary

27 minutes

1 year ago

34. Tea with Karime López — If memory serves...this chef creates the dishes

In this episode of the Scoolinary podcast, we sip tea with Karime López, a visual artist turned professional chef once she discovered that food is its own kind of art. Now the executive chef at Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura in Florence, Italy, Karime indulges her creativity in the global menu she’s helped design for the restaurant. She explains how her age and gender kept getting her stuck in one area of the culinary arts when she was just starting out (but then she reveals how it has served her well since then). While her food may be divine, she’s also got a practical streak for developing dishes, yet it’s her multicultural experience — starting with her native Mexico, that’s empowered her to create edible (and visual) works of art.

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