Sharena Fabrika’s Young Chefs’ Week is shaping up to be a remarkable blend of culinary training, cultural immersion, and sustainability in the heart of Bulgaria’s Balkan Mountains. Global Culinary Training - Audience: 16–18-year-olds from around the world, with English as the campus language. - Pastry: Yoanna Yordanova (École Ducasse, France) guiding students through precision techniques like crafting a perfect Vanilla Flan. - Bread & Bakery: Julien Cassin, a French master baker with global teaching experience, sharing artisan bread-making science and creativity. - French & Balkan Cuisine: Martin Nikolov, with Michelin-level experience, teaching terroir-driven, sustainable gastronomy and modern Balkan techniques. Roots-to-Table Philosophy - Rural setting in the Balkan Mountains, with regenerative gardens and permaculture landscapes. - Students cook with local ingredients grown onsite, guided by agriculture instructor Daniel Dimov. - Training extends to food photography and plating, making the program holistic and modern. Venue & Dates - July 12–19, 2026 at Sharena Fabrika Permaculture Gardens and Casa Art Hotel. - All-inclusive package: accommodations, meals, excursions, insurance, and transfers from Sofia Airport. This initiative not only equips young chefs with professional-level skills but also immerses them in sustainability, cultural exchange, and the artistry of presentation — a rare combination for culinary training programs.
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