Vegetable Fermentation Workshop @ Betahaus

18feb7:00 pm10:00 pmVegetable Fermentation Workshop @ Betahaus

Event Details

Release the flavour

In an anti-bacterial age, fermentation is quickly becoming a lost art. We are here to reclaim it as an energy efficient food-preservation technique which is rooted in our cultural histories. We are captivated and inspired by the way fermented foods engage our senses and enhance whole food eating.

Discover the science and unique flavours of fermented vegetables around the world. From classic sauerkrauts to pickled Asian vegetables to the spicy and tangy flavours of South American cuisine. Every one will have the opportunity to make a custom kraut.  Bring a curious appetite.

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP

In this workshop we will talk about everything PROBIOTICS and fermentation. Alexis will introduce to you the importance of your own micro-biome by introducing fermented foods, traditional and cultural uses, nutrition and the microbiology behind their creation. We will also discuss resources as well as tips and safety tricks of this culinary art form.

Everyone should come with a curious appetite and open mind and leave with a jar of delicious, custom made vegetable kraut that one can observe during the weeks ahead.

SESSION OVERVIEW

FEB 18

In the first part of the workshop we will have an open discussion to what fermentation has or has NOT been in our lives. Alexis will talk about the effects, benefits and long term effects of probiotic foods, as well as the cultural uses and stories regarding fermentation. At this time we will sample different probiotics snacks and drinks (everything from probiotic-cream-soda, kombucha, to probiotic hummus!) In the second part of the workshop we will be creating our own personal fermented vegetables with guidance and also absolute freedom, as fermented foods are always incredibly unique!

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Time

february 18, 2016 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm CET(GMT+00:00)

Location

Betahaus

betahaus, Prinzessinnenstraße 19-20, 10969 Berlin, Germany

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