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Learn how to make gourmet vinegars from homemade alcoholic ferments and juices (wildcrafted or store-bought)

This webinar will be RECORDED too so you can watch it later.

Recording will be available for 6 months. If you are new to making vinegar, I will also quickly review how to easily make vinegar from any alcoholic beverages such as wines or beers.

This is the last webinar about vinegars and this time we will use more advanced methods of vinegar creations using homemade alcoholic fermentation of juices (wildcrafted or store-bought) and similar concoctions such as herbal drinks.

You’ll learn how to make your own alcoholic ferments from scratch and turn them into vinegar. This will open the door to a lot of creative culinary possibilities for making unique salad dressings, vinaigrettes, marinades, drinks, hot sauces and much more!
In fact, I think that any vinegar you make
at home will be far superior to vinegars you can purchase at the store. Heck, maybe after this webinar, you can even start a new home business making gourmet vinegars.

This webinar is perfect for home cooks, chefs, foragers, and anyone interested in natural flavors or food preservation.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

Basic method to make vinegars from any alcoholic beverages
How acetic acid fermentation works
Making your own wild yeast starter
How to guarantee success when making vinegar
How long does it take to make vinegar
How long vinegar last and how to store it.
Easy way to determine the acidity of your vinegar
What is a mother vinegar and how to use it to make more vinegars
Storing your culture for future uses
And much more!!!!

If you are new to making vinegar, we’ll quickly make vinegar together in the beginning of the webinar using store-bought wine. That way you’ll understand how this works. You’ll need:
One bottle of red wine (doesn’t have to be expensive wine) or a good natural artisanal beer
2 quart jars (2 one liter jars)
One bottle of store-bought unpasteurized vinegar. (Bragg is a good brand).
Paper towel
Rubber band or string
Water

See you there!

Jan 21, 2023 10:00 AM in Pacific Time (US and Canada)