So Good no 22

Issue number 22 of so good provokes a carousel of emotions that range from fascination and surprise of its most creative proposals (Lauren V. Haas on the cover, Jordan Kahn, Maurits van der Vooren and Bart de Gans, Saray Ruiz or Julien Álvarez, among others) to the confidence and pride that this patiently cultivated product awakens (Pierre Hemé, Niklesh Sharma, Philippe Givre). A parade that oscillates between seriousness and the pure pleasure of learning thanks to the sum of talents that come together, among which is Joris Vanhee and his chocolate glazes, Ramon Morató and the new generation of ganaches, the latest designs by Nicolas Boussin, the reinvention of Antonio Bachour, the geometric pastries of Guillaume Shoppohoven, the Japanese school of Hideki Kawamura, and a lot more content.

CONTENTS

• Pierre Hermé, The pastry that is served
• Lauren V. Haas, The pastry of dreams
• Philippe Givre, The well thought out pastry
• Yann Menguy, We make an identity pastry, creativity is the slogan
• Marta Martín, Air collection
• Pieter de Volder, Simple on the outside, powerful on the inside
• Guillaume Schoppohoven, Geometric viennoiserie
• Bart de Gans & Maurits van der Vooren, Collision
• Nicolas Houchet, The gesture that makes the difference
• Luis Amado, That detail that changes everything
• Melissa Walnock, Find a way to make it happen
• Javier Guillén, Experiential 
• Saray Ruiz, Interior life
• Graham Mairs, Water, fire, earth, ether
• Roberto Cortez, A unique piece
• Hideki Kawamura, Sense changes and sensibility evolves
• Antonio Bachour, A different repertoire
• Nicolas Boussin, Commitment
• Jordan Kahn, Building Block
• Tidbits
• Musketeer spirit, Jerome de Oliveira, Julien Alvarez, Quentin Bailly and Etienne Leroy at Fully Baked Story
• Niklesh Sharma, Leading the new patisserie in Asia
• Ramon Morató, A new approach to ganache II
• Joris Vanhee, Chocolate glazes in depth. Understanding mistakes to shine.
• Blanca del Noval, The value of kernels and stale bread