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I never got to go to culinary school because my parents couldn't afford it but I kept soaking up every bit of information I could and ended up working up at Gary Danko. I paired with the business side, I'm a creator. Doing the store here at Macy’s was really wonderful. Since then, he's worked at Taste Catering and Event Planning in San Francisco.
I got a partial scholarship to NYU and turned it down. I never want to be stagnant, that is the beauty of living in California.
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Rising Star Pastry Chef Yigit Pura of Tout Sweet Pâtisserie - Biography
Growing up in Turkey, Yigit Pura was surrounded by the idea that the kitchen wasn’t a place for men.
Book Yigit Pura for your Virtual MeetingSpeakerBookingAgency is a leading platform for booking exceptional speakers across various industries. It ended up being from the “Top Chef” people. His formal culinary training began when he was 20 years old in San Francisco, where he worked in some of the best kitchens in the city.
But the key ingredients: definitely a sense of organization; you almost have to have this unhealthy obsessive desire to be constantly creative, to keep that spark alive, to be hungry and see more; spending long enough as a young cook to mature in the hands of people who will help, so you understand the techniques and also flavor profiles and the heritage.
We do gratefulness meditation. They never let me in the kitchen, we moved here [to the US] when I was 12 and they thought I should go to business school.
I got on and won; after that everything took a different turn, everything happened really quickly. He plans to expand the Tout Sweet brand in the future.
I Support: The Trevor Project
http://www.thetrevorproject.org/Why: Th e Trevor Project is my favorite national charity, because they work tirelessly to bring an end to bullying and to prevent suicides amongst LGBTQ youth.
Yigit subsequently got his "golden step" as the Pastry Sous Chef at Daniel, working under Chef Daniel Boulud, where he was elevated to Executive Pastry for Daniel Boulud in Las Vegas after two and a half years. Tout Sweet, Yigit's first solo business, has opened. Through a friend I met the pastry chef at Le Cirque.
Yigit compares his baking philosophy to Buddhism. I deleted it, I thought it was spam. The macarons are changed every two months. Staff work 16 hours some days and they are all smiling.