You Can Pickle That! Fermenting Veggies for the Apocalypse

You Can Pickle That! Fermenting Veggies for the Apocalypse

  • ALL AGES

Join this fun, hands-on workshop at Jackworth Ginger to learn how to ferment all sorts of veggies! Walk away with a jar to ferment at home.

By Community Cultures

Date and time

Tuesday, April 29 · 6:30 - 8pm EDT

Location

Jackworth Ginger Beer

6615 Hamilton Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 1 day before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes
  • ALL AGES
  • Free venue parking

If you're wondering, "but can I pickle THIS vegetable?" The answer is YES. If you're interested in learning how to preserve your food, get into fermentation, learn more more life/survival skills, and prepare for....who knows what, then this is the workshop for you!

Join Trevor Ring, founder of the fermentation business Community Cultures, in this fun and interactive fermentation workshop (note: this is not a canning class, and does not involve vinegar). Learn the difference between lacto-fermented and vinegar pickles, and explore the benefits of fermentation and endless possibilities for salt brine pickling.

Trevor will first demo the basics of lactic acid fermentation and then participants will dive into the hands-on activity to start your own batch of brined veggies to ferment at home. We'll finish the workshop talking about the numerous approaches to this simple and safe process. Grab a ginger beer or cocktail from the bar at Jackworth Ginger Beer, taste some homemade fermented veggies, and walk away with a jar to ferment at home!

*All participants must purchase at least 1 drink.*

Workshop suitable for ALL AGES. All provided ingredients are vegan and gluten-free. Please email trevor@communitycultures.com with any questions or notes about specific vegetable/herb/spice allergies.

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Community Cultures is a Pittsburgh-based business that provides virtual and in-person fermentation workshops, fermented products, and product development consulting. We believe that fermentation can be used to create community and build a more resilient food system.

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