Tag Archives: Fermentation

Frisky Fermentation –Lori Freeman @ SOGALO17 2017-01-21

Lori Freeman will talk about Frisky Fermentation
at

Lori Freeman

South Georgia Growing Local 2017, January 21, 2017 in Valdosta, Georgia:

Participants will learn how regular consumption of lacto-fermented
vegetables provides beneficial bacteria to the intestinal tract and
helps to keep us healthy. Food demo will include traditional method
of preserving vegetables. Topics include:

  • The use of whey as a starter culture
  • Tools needed for fermenting
  • Making traditional sauerkraut
  • Fermenting other vegetables and such as carrots, red cabbage, beets

SOGALO17 will be at a new venue with cooking facilities! Continue reading →

Frisky Fermentation –Lori Freeman @ SOGALO16 2016-02-06

Better than soft drinks.

Lacto-fermentation

Learn how to preserve vegetables and make healthy beverages
through lacto-fermentation.

Who should attend: anyone looking to improve digestion and immune
system and those looking for alternatives to commercial beverages.

You can register now to hear Lori Freeman talk about fermentation at

South Georgia Growing Local, Saturday, February 6th 2016, at Pine Grove Middle School, Lowndes County, Georgia.
And note that’s the new
Pine Grove Middle School,
4159 River Rd, Valdosta, GA 31605.

Update: 2016-02-02: Added speaker’s name.

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The Basics of Fermentation:  We Have Culture! –Janisse Ray @ SOGALO15 2015-01-24

Now a word from our founder.



Science is finding that a healthy gut biome is vital to a powerful
immune system, a highly functional brain, and overall good health.
Jump-start your road to recovery or maintain your vigor by
incorporating cultured foods in your diet. Fermenting is wicked
simple and lots of fun. In this workshop Janisse will make
sauerkraut, kefir, and kombucha. She’ll also talk about many other
homemade cultured foods you can incorporate into your homestead or
home kitchen for the benefit of you and your family, including cream
fraiche, vinegar, and much more.

Janisse Ray and Leeanne Culbreath started the South Georgia Growing Local
series of conferences

in November 2010 in Tifton.
For more about Janisse Ray see

her web page.
She already held

Southeast Georgia Growing Local in Tattnall County in November 2014.
Come see Janisse at the other fifth conference in this series,

South Georgia Growing Local 2015, January 24, 2015, at Pine Grove Middle
School in Lowndes County north of Valdosta.

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