Getting pickle-y with it
Over the weekend I taught another of my intensive fermentation workshops where six (previously) strangers came together in my home and left bonded by a new love for and empowerment surrounding lactic acid bacteria.
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The hands-on (or hands-in, I should say) portion of the class is always my favorite. I love seeing people gather around food, bouncing flavor ideas off each other, and communally working with our hands. Here participants are making a mixed vegetable ferment composed of shredded cabbage, carrots and beets.
I’m teaching this class every month or two in Austin (with a break from March-May) and have taught iterations of this class across the country over the past few years. I’ll be in the northeast (PA, NY, NJ) the last couple weeks of April and would love to teach this to any interested groups. Please visit my speaking page for contact info and other workshop ideas.
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Reader Comments (2)
I don't know where this post should go. However, after reading your water saving technique with pails in your shower, I wondered if you have also invested in a water saving shower head?
I am surprised when I have stayed at various motels that aren't using these shower heads for water conservation.
Hi Helen,
Yes, indeed. I've purchased a few water-saving showerheads and due to either circumstance or a too-tight install, left them at various rentals I've lived in. I like them because they also increase water pressure, making for a more therapeutic shower experience, too!
Thanks for your note.