Valentine's day with Chef Martin San Roman


My Valentine's day was in Mexico this time with Chef Martin San Roman from La Terrasse San Roman in Valle de Guadalupe Baja California. Right inside of Alximia a very interesting Winery from Valle de Guadalupe I think one of the most original for their design and history. 

Chef San Roman, open his cuisine "Baja - Provencale" for me and my camera and show me his magic at work. He has a great team that had been working with him for years. To be able to create a team like that you need to be great   on  leadership, coordination and organization and he has all those skills. He takes care with detail and precision every single detail to obtain the best quality. 

I though San Valentine's day it wasn't the perfect day for a photoshoot, my thoughts were almost negatives. But after this experience I have to say it has been one of the best Valentine's in years. Even all the people around, the orders, the tension on the kitchen etc. I tried to be a ghost for them. 

Chef Martin San Roman Born in Mexico City, graduated from L'Ecole Lenotre in Paris, France. His experience developed in great hotels like Fauchon and Le Meridien Hotels in Paris, the London Hilton. etc. Had a cooking show with Televisa Network the most important from Mexican TV for eight years with strong fallowing on both sides of US and Mexico Border. Chef San Roman has traveled the world representing Mexican Classic and Modern cuisine and has received more than 250 awards from 12 different countries. 

Chef San Roman has been a member of Mexico's Vatel Club; Acedemie Culinaire de France; Societe des Cuisiniers de Paris, and the American culinary Federation, he was spokesperson for Tijuana Inovadora 2012, and he is a Chef consultant for Restaurante Parilla Argentina El Diego in Monterrey and Mexico City. Chef San Roman is also consulting Chef for Dobson's, Hotel Boutique Casa Fernanda in Tepoztlan, Mexico and Whole Foods Markets in San Diego. Chef Martin San Roman brings a refreshing fusion approach to La Terrasse's Baja Provençale cuisine.













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  1. Beautiful pictures, Cintia. Those dishes look very delicious!:)
    Xo

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  2. BTW, i found you on Facebook, I hope you don't mind if I add you as a friend. :)

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    1. Sure absolutely no problem. Thank you for that.

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  3. Cintia que entrega tan padre, me encantaron las fotos, mas reales no se pueden... ese sarten donde se estan friendo ese tipo corquetas, se me hizo agua la boca!! Me enacnto la cocina rustica, que rica comida, que padre set up, que trabajo tan padre el del Chef y el tuyo, un excelente matrimonio de tres!!! "comida-vino-fotografia" Que dia de San Valentin tan mas padre!!

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    1. Sin lugar a dudas excelente combinación. Gracias mil aprecio siempre tus comentarios Carlos.

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  4. Foto meravigliose e una storia davvero coinvolgente! :)

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    1. Grazie di cuore Barbara, mi fa piacere il tuo comment.

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  5. What a lovely blog you are writing! I absolutely adore your photos. Greetings from a fellow blogger who writes about her travels in Italy :)

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    1. Thank you Saana, I will jump into your blog very curious about your experience in Italy too.

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