Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2011
By · CommentsIts March!
Our kitchen is amazingly stretched working more than ever with continuous events and projects.
Some of which are really inspiring and fun!
One of the upcoming events we are catering for is the LV spring summer.
This years theme is japanese inspired.
Just subtle touches of it in the food.
After the pastry buffet was over, the next day was the pastry demonstration by the 6 of us
I started a 3day promotion at Blue Grill restaurant 14-16th February.
It was great fun with the team at Blue grill.

my santuary
blue grills kitchen
Menu for the night

Basil white chocolate. Sea grapes

Chilli chocolate
Created for the pastry chefs from the Rang Indian kitchen to try
It was amazing sitting down with them on the last day of our promotion at midnight trying out different Indian Sweets. It can be so inspiring how they mix spices with all their sweets.
I love the simplicity of eating fennel and anise seeds after a meal
Gourmet Abu Dhabi 2011
By · CommentsWe have a 5 day event lined up for us in Abu Dhabi starting with the Pastry brunch on the 12th of Feb
We are hosted by Chef Darren Andow from the Yas island Rotana.

6 female pastry chefs for the event

plating up the purple dessert on acetate sheets
A mini version of our shades of purple dessert

Shades of purple
purple potato puree, cassis parfait, lavender marshmallows, cassis strips
cassis meringues

Seaweed marshmallow
bonito caramels

Chef Carolyn (Head pastry chef Bottega LA) having a laugh


Chilling out after the pastry brunch
It was such a pleasure working alongside such passionate great women chefs
Valentines’ Day 2011
By · CommentsFor Valentines’ Day this year we wanted to do something special for couples.
The idea behind it was to marry masculine and feminine flavours, to represent the yin and yang dynamics in a relationship.
Titled “Lovers’ Dessert”, the soft flavours included the Smoked Vanilla Parfait, Mara des Bois and Lemon.
This was balanced out by the bold, statement making Balsamico Chocolate Bricks.
A wonderful array of colours and textures.
Madrid Fusion and STB
By · CommentsA big thank you once again to STB who sponsored 2am: dessertbar to attend Madrid Fusion this year! As part of the launch of their initiative SPICE (Singapore International Culinary Exchange), 5 local chefs were sent up to take do the opening cocktail reception of MF. The opening party, titled A Night In Singapore, featured chefs Andre Chiang of Andre, Kevin Cherkas of BLU at Shangri-La, Ryan Clift and Matthew Bax from Tippling Club, and our very own Janice Wong.
STB’s SPICE initiative has two arms – the first being a chef exchange programme between Singaporean and foreign chefs, and the second being a collaboration between a local and foreign chef to create new flavours to be featured in “Singapore Takeout”, a pop-up restaurant in a shipping container that will travel 9 cities from Dubai, New York, to Moscow between now and next March.
With the first stop in Madrid, SPICE is now in Dubai!
For more information you can click here.
Madrid Fusion Opening Night Part 2
By · Comments
The other team busy with their prep as well.
It was an awesome night to remember. Thank you all who attended and all who made it possible
Madrid Fusion Opening Night Part 1
By · CommentsFor Madrid Fusion opening night, we wanted to showcase some local cuisine on an international platform.
The appetiser:
Laksa dumplings.
The team plating up
The presentation stage
Getting ready for Madrid Fusion
By · CommentsA sneak peak into the kitchen life behind the opening dinner of Madrid Fusion 2011!
The 2 chefs representing Singapore at the opening dinner.
Using one of our favourite materials/ingredients – isomalt sugar.
private dinners
By · CommentsIn 3 days we have an event for Fendi and it would be a sit down 6 course lunch at one of the quaint art galleries in town.
The theme is lie as how it should be.
Below i depict Youth with colours
private dinners
By · CommentsIts been a year since We blogged our first savory dinner in Paris It was hosted by the ambassador of Singapore.
Since then, we have had the privilege to create and serve many savory courses.
This is one of the courses that were served just 2 weeks ago for a private dinner of 9 people

textures of asparagus. slow cooked egg 62degrees. edamame. kombu








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