"So Good" is a biannual publication in english aimed at professionals of sweet and savory pastry, the chocolate and ice cream industry, as well as the world of dessert in general.
so good.. Is pastry an art? In so good.. 36, we don’t intend to answer a question that has
been generating debate for decades. But through the contents of this issue, we can
demonstrate that when talent, technique, and sensitivity come together, pastry is
capable of moving us just as much as any other artistic discipline.
Some covers are a statement of intent. The cover of so good.. 36 is one of them. At
first glance, the reader might think they are looking at a contemporary work of art.
But a few seconds of reflection are enough to reveal that we are actually looking at
a creation with which Dinara Kasko establishes a fascinating dialogue between
pastry and art. A work that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of this issue: pastry as
an artistic expression.
Contents
Jean-Michel Perruchon and modern pâtisserie. A tribute
Jonathan Mougel, Christophe Morel, Julien Álvarez
Arnaud Larher, Stéphane Glacier.
Dinara Kasko. The heavy impact of a bubble.
Marco Sforza. A paradise called Tuscany.
Kohei Ogata. Between innovation and accessibility
Aitor Zabala. Technique in the service of lasting experiences.
Pablo Gicquel. Precision guided by emotion.
Attila Meinhart. Pause everything.
Pierre Marcolini. Honestly unstoppable.
Yuri Cestari. Rethinking ganache through cocoa mass.
Emily Thompson. Pastry that puts the planet first.
Yohan Dutron. Leaving the superfluous behind.
Emily Roux. A family delicacy.
Pawel Ignaciuk. Reflections of oneself.
Raúl Bernal & Albert Daví. Toward a more essential patisserie.
Relais Desserts discovers Gaudí’s Barcelona.
José Roldán. Two sides of the trade joining forces.