Feast on Ferments
Learn how to make nutritious ferments for your body to feast on
and give you all of the creative energy you need!
2 Hour Live ONLINE Session
with Rose Petherick
Join Rose, Ballymaloe trained and a life long Organic & Biodynamic grower and creator of chefs delights, to discover how to create concoctions that are based off processes that have been with us for thousands of years - to heal body and mind. The benefits of fermented foods start in your digestive system - your gut. The gut is called your second brain because of its powerful influence on many aspects of your health, from mood and behavior to appetite and weight. It even affects your immune system. Feeding it with fermented foods helps give you a better mix of the bacteria known as the gut biome. That boosts gut health and, in turn, all the body functions that your gut supports.
This workshops is suitable for new or accomplished ferment makers - lots of new recipe ideas and concoctions offered!
£40
All sessions are recorded and made available for a week following the course.
This also includes times for any feedback questions.
IN A 2 HOUR LIVE ONLINE SESSION:
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Intro to ferments
In this workshop we will explore an over view of what ferments are, how they work and their benefits for the human system. We will also look at their role in regenerative cultures, both socially and probiotically.
You will grow in confidence as we cover the basic principles, which will preparing us to explore the process more thoroughly. i.e. the working of aerobic and anaerobic fermentation.
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Fermenting in practice
We will work through a step by step guide on how to make at least four of the top fermented foods and drinks of today.
More than just the recipe will be taught: fermenting through the seasons, how to forage for what you need, and the benefits of specific plants and potions. The more we explore the process the more you will be able to discover and create.
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Materials Required
Mineral Water
Brown Sugar
Scobi
Water Kefir Grains
Dates
Lemons
Cabbage
Carrots
Chillis
Salt
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Tools Required
Kilner jar
Wooden spoon
Measuring jug
Big bowl
Not only are ferments good for you but they are also delicious. And making them at home with proper ingredients provides ultimate nourishment and satisfaction.
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