Cooking lessons: Lacto-fermentation and home-made food
Saturday 5 th July 2014
Date: 5/07/2014
Hour: 09 : 00
Duration: 4 hours
Location: Route de l'Etraz 8, 1267 Vich (Gland)
Contact: Gemma
Phone: 022 518 07 92
Cost: 80 CHF
- Lacto-fermentation of milk: yogurt and kéfir
- Lacto-fermentation of vegetables: sauerkraut and carrot
- Lacto-fermentation of grains: gluten-free bread
- Nuts: how to prepare them and desserts
- Eggs: mayonnaise and desserts
- others ... upon demand
The lacto-fermentation process is the transformation of food sugars in lactic acid. It's possible to do all kinds of lacto-fermented food: vegetables, fruits, cereals, milk, meat, fish, etc. Thanks to this process food gain multiple virtues: click here for more.
Nuts, as well as whole grains and pulses, must be processed before cooking due to the high content in phytic acid, enzimatic inhibitors and other anti-nutrients. More information here.
Once they are ready, it can be baked in different recipes: biscuits, cakes, pancakes, quiche, etc.
Eggs are one of the most nourishing food: amino-acids, good cholesterol, essential fatty acids, vitamin A, B, D and E, calcium, potassium, iron, phosphor, if and only if they comefrom ecologic and pastured hens.
Eggs allows to do so many recipes; one of the most interesting is mayonnaise. It's also interesting making mousse, flan, and other desserts.
Ask me what recipes you would like to learn and I will try to include them in the program of this course.
Nuts, as well as whole grains and pulses, must be processed before cooking due to the high content in phytic acid, enzimatic inhibitors and other anti-nutrients. More information here.
Once they are ready, it can be baked in different recipes: biscuits, cakes, pancakes, quiche, etc.
Eggs are one of the most nourishing food: amino-acids, good cholesterol, essential fatty acids, vitamin A, B, D and E, calcium, potassium, iron, phosphor, if and only if they comefrom ecologic and pastured hens.
Eggs allows to do so many recipes; one of the most interesting is mayonnaise. It's also interesting making mousse, flan, and other desserts.
Ask me what recipes you would like to learn and I will try to include them in the program of this course.
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