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Tuesday, 24 January 2012 18:27

News of The Paris CookBook Fair

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Paris Cookbook Fair adds one more day in 2012. The reason is simple : the amount of trade between publishers is so important that we needed one more professional day.

MORE PUBLISHERS THAN EVER

Paris Cookbook Fair adds one more day in 2012. The reason is simple : the amount of trade between publishers is so important that we needed one more professional day. Stands are sold out, thanks to the market leaders - Hachette, Phaidon, Flammarion, Alain Ducasse, Grub Street, Wine Appreciation Guild, Biblioteca Culinaria, China Light Industry Press, Larousse, Arkaim, etc - but also thanks to new exhibitors such as Taschen, Murdoch Books, Zabert Sandmann, Kyle Books, and many more. Many publishers have chosen to visit the fair as VIP-Professionals, which gives them access to the catalog, two five-day passes, and invitations for the Gourmand Awards on Tuesday 6 and the Great Opening Party on Wensday 7.

 

MORE CHEFS

With one more day, the schedule is now impressive. 70 demonstrations ! Some of the biggest French chefs such as Michel Roux, Pierre Gagnaire, Michel Roth, Jean-François Piège or Christophe Felder are presenting their books in giant masterclasses. The international stars are also present : Chef Ramzi, Chef Wan, Chakall, Steffen Henssler, Vefa Alexiadou, Rocky Singh, Jimmy Yang Jimey, Julie Biuso, James McIntosh and many more will perform live on the kitchens.

 

MORE JOURNALISTS

Paris Cookbook Fair has three press agencies : L'Arrière-cuisine (in Paris), Buch Contact (in Berlin), and Alex Hippisley-Cox (in London). Requests for press badges are beyond all expectations.

 

MORE ACTIVITIES

    Each one of these highlights has its own space at the fair :
  • - Malaysian Tribal Food, organised by Chef Wan
  • - Treasures of Chinese luxury printing, organised by Artron
  • - The Wine Penthatlon, organised by Baco Club (Argentina)
  • - The best antique cookbooks, organised by the expert Henri-Pierre Millescamps
  • - Cookbook Binding, an international contest organised by Jean-Pierre Fournier
  • - Over 60 wine tastings at the international bar
  • - Premium beers from all over the world, organised by Brewberry (Paris)
  • - Spanish products (ham, olive oil, wine) with the best Spanish cookbooks
  • - Over 40 conferences with the biggest stars of the sector
  • - A digital area with the newest apps and e-cookbooks
  • - The huge Gourmand Awards Library, including all the winners by countries of 2011

 

MORE FUN

    Two big parties :
  • - The Gourmand Awards Ceremony, at les Folies Bergère. Followed by a cocktail with Champagne Gosset, Cognac Frapin, François Lurton wines and Wodka Potocki.
  • - The Grand Opening Party, at the Paris Cookbook Fair. With a special menu by L'Arome (excellent parisian restaurant) on the french show kitchen, Swedish delights on the international show kitchen, spanish ham served by Breads and Roses (delicatessen bakery located in the historical Hermes building), foie gras by l'Association du Foie Gras du Périgord, an Italian buffet by Samesa, Malaysian tribal food, the finest premium beers, and of course Champagne Gosset, Cognac Frapin, François Lurton wines and Wodka Potocki.


4 comments

  • Comment Link Riya Thursday, 08 March 2012 02:25 posted by Riya

    Congratulations Lucy on yet another mtsleione toward making knitologie a household word! I have been a fan from the beginning, as a person who has knit and purled her way through many a scarf, and sock, I look forward to creating a more finished, professional looking piece. Please keep me in the loop of all that you are doing. I am trying the girls baby hat for my granddaughter. I think your comments regarding the importance of creating a beautiful book to look at as well as learn from are very on point!

  • Comment Link Savage Wednesday, 07 March 2012 19:41 posted by Savage

    Hi Meredith, as you already know from Facebook, you are one of my fvroaite chefs of all times. If I was a professional chef and had a blog such of yours, some interesting topics would be to pick a region and describe their cooking and ingredients. I always love to learn about different types of cooking. For example, Chinese, is the method mainly, the stir fry/wok, in Greece they use alot of Oregano, Olive Oil and Lemons. There is so much diverse types of food out there, so let's talk about some popular and not so popular choices. Recently I have found a huge love for Indian Cooking. And I'm learning to cook Indian-Style, like by blooming the spices in oil. Whatever you pick, I am sure it will be great for us foodies and home cooks!!! Take care my friend.

  • Comment Link Ilze Jurkane Thursday, 01 March 2012 09:22 posted by Ilze Jurkane

    May I please receive a list of the participants.

  • Comment Link Carmen trigueros Thursday, 23 February 2012 18:47 posted by Carmen trigueros

    Send me the itinerary please. Can I host an event for the publishers in la bottega my restaurant?

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