The Art of Fermentation - Self Study
Course
Key Information
100% Online |
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Live learning and discussion with instructor every week | ||
20 Hours of Learning 4 weeks of study: 4-5 hours per week |
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English Course offered in English |
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Explain the fundamentals and history of fermentation.
- Ferment with vegetables with an in-depth understanding of the process, and the practical task of making sauerkraut and kimchi.
- Ferment with grains with an in-depth understanding of the process and the practical task of making and caring for a sourdough starter.
- Ferment with milk with an in-depth understanding the process and the practical task of making a basic cheese.
This course aims to provide learners with the tools and confidence to practise fermentation daily.
Who is this course for?
This introductory course is for non-food professionals interested in food heritage and tradition, the health benefits of fermented foods and who want to use fermentation in their daily lives.
Chefs looking to enhance their knowledge and expertise, restaurant or café owners wanting to diversify their menus, and entrepreneurs or artisan producers looking for new opportunities will also benefit from this course.
Instructor: Rosie Teare
Rosie Teare is a qualified Chef and Cheesemaker. Her adventure into gastronomy began in Bristol as Chef de Partie at The Ethicurean Restaurant and Cheesemaker for the formidable Mary Holbrook. Being fully immersed into the world of fermentation, Rosie then established the restaurant’s fermentation cooking school and has also held the role of Cheese Affineur in France. With a Diploma of Agriculture, Rosie’s interest combines agriculture and gastronomy with a focus on biodiversity, seasonality and our relationship with what we grow and how we eat it.
Career Opportunities
Participants can apply the practical skills learned in this course to a range of careers including chef, specialist/artisan retail, restaurant owner, food writer, blogger, recipe creator or cookbook writer. Participants can also apply new skills to their daily health and wellbeing.
Here is the course outline:
Introduction - Wild FermentationMeet Rosie Teare, your instructor. In this topic, Rosie shares her passion for fermentation and takes us back to the origins of this ancient art to better understand the historical context, the process and concept, and nutrition and microbiology of fermentation. |
Fermenting VegetablesMaster the art of making, caring for and cooking with fermented vegetables, their uses, and their health benefits. |
Fermenting GrainsFerment with grains with an in-depth understanding of the process and the practical task of making and caring for a sourdough starter. |
Fermenting MilkFerment with milk with an in-depth understanding the process and the practical task of making a basic cheese. |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
Certificate of Completion 2022 |