Class and Events Schedule
All classes include a snack or tasting and complete notes with recipes and sources for quality ingredients, useful equipment, and more information. Most are hands on--aprons provided! Unless otherwise noted, classes are held at Chris Musser's home in outer NE Portland, Oregon, and limited to 6-8 students.

Summer 2010

Yes We Can: Peaches!
Learn the process, pitfalls, and best practices of water-bath canning in this technique-intensive class. We'll can Honey-Spiced Peach Halves, putting them in both glass-top Weck jars and standard canning jars with disposable lids and the new Tattler reusable lids. We'll also make and can a batch of Sun Relish, an unexpectedly delicious combination of peaches with hot & sweet peppers that pairs well with cheddar and offers a sunny taste of summer in the middle of winter.
$40. Register online or call 503-253-7331 to register for Saturday, 8/21, 10am-1pm.

Grassfed Goodness

You know about the
benefits to animal welfare, human health, and the environment health of eating meat from animals raised on pasture. Now learn how to save money buying meat direct from local farms, how to talk with a butcher to get the cuts you want, what to do with unfamiliar cuts, organ meats, fat, and bones, plus new ways with old favorites. $40. Register online or call 503-253-7331 to register for Saturday, 8/28, 2pm-5pm.

Lactofermentation: Vegetables and Condiments
Restock your 'fridge with life! Learn to ferment refreshing and nourishing vegetables and make tongue-tantalizing condiments for of probiotic goodness. We'll make sauerkraut, kimchi, pickled cucumbers, ketchup and mayonnaise using the ancient art of lactofermentation, the only method of preservation that enhances a food's nutritional value. Packed with probiotics, lactofermented foods add flavor to your meals, aid digestion, and boost the immune system. $40. Register online or call 503-253-7331 to register for Sunday, 8/29, 2pm-5pm.

So Long Supermarket, Hello Pantry
Save time and money buying in bulk, store food for emergencies and convenience, and invest in our local food system. Class includes tips on meal planning, bulk purchase planning and making the transition from supermarket shopping to sourcing and storing minimally processed, locally produced food. We'll talk about food buying clubs, buying farm-direct, and methods of food preservation. $40. Register online or call 503-253-7331 to register for Saturday, 9/11, 2pm-5pm.

Yes We Can: Tomatoes!
Learn the process, pitfalls, and best practices of water-bath canning in this technique-intensive class. We'll can a basic, versatile tomato sauce in both glass-top Weck jars and standard canning jars with disposable lids and the new Tattler reusable lids. We'll also batches of salsa and tomato jam. Yes, that's right, tomato jam. Try it with fresh mozzarella or cream cheese. $40. Register online or call 503-253-7331 to register for Saturday, 9/18, 10am-1pm.

Yes We Can: Apples & Pears!
This will probably be the last water-bath canning class of the year (look for pressure canning classes later in the fall). Learn the pitfalls, and best practices of water-bath canning in this technique-intensive class. We'll can applesauce in both glass-top Weck jars and standard canning jars with disposable lids and the new Tattler reusable lids. We'll also batches of five-spice pickled pears. $40. Call 503-253-7331 to register for Saturday, 9/25, 10am-1pm.



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