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Pickling Fun with Jenny ONLINE

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(This class has different price options for those affected by the pandemic, click the register button above and see the different options).

What’s it all about?

The word pickle originates from Dutch or German meaning salt or brine, the process of preserving vegetables this way goes back to 230 BC. Pickling is easy and fun to learn and you can pick up the basics and begin creating your own. Creative pickling requires a playful frame of mind. In this class you will be encouraged to tune into flavour.

What will we cover?

During the class we will cover the basic principles of pickling and discuss the huge array of vegetables, fruits, spices and herbs that can be used to make delicious pickles at home. We will prepare a batch of pickles step by step so get ready! While we chat and get creative, you will get a chance to learn about different versions of pickles and we will discuss the techniques and flavours to create lovely combinations at home.

What will you need?

EQUIPMENT LIST

Chopping board, Good knife, Saucepan, Stirring spoon, Dessertspoon, Teaspoon,Scales,Cup

Jars with good fitting lids (plastic food storage containers would work, but not as well) – sterilised

INGREDIENTS LIST for Pickled Red Cabbage

  • 500g Red cabbage
  • 2 Red onions
  • 300ml  Red wine vinegar
  • 100ml  Water
  • 40-50g Sugar
  • 3 or 4 Whole cloves
  • 1  Cinnamon stick
  • 6  Black peppercorns
  • ½ teas Ground ginger
  • ½ teas Ground nutmeg

And if you are interested in trying this recipe next :

INGREDIENTS LIST for Bread & Butter Cucumbers

  • 400g  Cucumbers
  • 1 White onion
  • 200ml Cider vinegar
  • 100ml  Water
  • 40g Sugar
  • 1/2 teas  Ground turmeric
  • 5g Coriander seeds
  • 5g  Mustard seeds
  • 1/2 teas Celery seeds
  • 1/2 teas  Chilli flakes

Who will be teaching?

Jennifer McInnes of Hells Breath Relish, has been in the business of putting things into jars for the past 20 years and loves to mess around with food. She is very keen to encourage others to also play with their food.