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Sharon Flynn on Ferment for Good: A Love Affair with Fermented Foods
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A fascinating conversation with author of Ferment for Good, and Founder of The Fermentary, Sharon Flynn. We discuss Sharon’s love affair with fermented foods, helping her sick daughter get better from gut issues ,the challenges around making fermented foods commercially, homemade vs store bought ferments, Sharon’s easy Carrot Brine recipe, milk Kefir the probiotic superfood to transform your gut health and much more. Bio: Australian-born Sharon Flynn was living in Tokyo, teaching English at a university, more than two decades ago when she first learned about fermenting. An elderly Japanese neighbour and her family introduced Sharon to the joys of miso, tofu and eventually fermented vegetables. Many city moves later - she married a financier who moved with work regularly - Sharon found herself in Seattle. That's where she really caught the fermenting bug. She belonged to a Community Supported Agricultural Scheme and received so many little cucumbers that she recalls she had to learn to pickle! She moved on to cheese, yoghurt and bread - and was truly hooked after meeting the man regarded as the master of fermentation in the US, Sandor Katz. In the background here, her third daughter became quite ill. By this time the family had moved to Brussels and she found that antibiotics had left her daughter's system devoid of essential bacteria. Sharon says she read up more and more on fermenting - every culture has a version of some sort - and her daughter eventually regained her zest and good health. Fast forward a few years and Sharon found herself in Melbourne, this time sans her husband, with her three daughters. She learnt to make kefir, made her own ferments and started sharing these with friends. She tried to teach her friends, but quickly discovered that what they really wanted was for her to make it for them! So began her little business, The Fermentary. Her products quickly won a following, alongside acclaim in the restaurant world. Now, with new partner chef Roger Fowler, her business is not so little; they sell both wholesale to leading Sydney and Melbourne restaurants and retailers, as well as direct to their customers at farmers' markets. As well, Sharon conducts regular workshops in Victoria and beyond. Sharon was also fortunate enough to spend a fortnight in late 2015 undertaking an intensive, advanced fermenting workshop with Sandor Katz (described by The New York Times as one of the unlikely rock stars of the American food scene) at his home in Cannon County, Tennessee. Topics discussed:
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- Sharon’s origin story
- Sharon’s love of fermented foods
- The Danish pig farm
- The Japanese Fermentation Odyssey
- Pickles at the Jewish Neighbourhood in Chicago
- Community Supported Agricultural in Seattle- Jubilee Farms
- Meeting Sandor Katz
- Making Sourdough and Cheese
- Science Experiments
- Moving to Belgium
- A sick daughter and antibiotics
- Putting bacteria back in the gut
- The GAPS book
- Introducing Fermented Foods
- "That Drink”- Water Kefir
- "Die off" Reaction
- Teaching people how to make Water Kefir
- Dealing in Ferments
- Names on tags
- Running a Small Batch Fermenting business
- Fake Fermented Foods- Kefir and Kombucha
- Getting the real deal- bacterial diversity and real carbonation
- Fear of alcohol vs healthy low alcohol
- Health Tinctures
- The evolution of fermented foods
- Making your Fermented Foods
- Clarity in Food Label of Fermented Foods
- Challenges around the manufacture of real fermented foods
- Pickles vs Fermented Foods
- An easy fermented food to start with- Brined Carrots Recipe
- Flavouring a brine with herbs and spices
- Preventing Kahm yeast
- Fermenting with joy and wonder
- Bringing back our old traditions
- Sharon’s top tip for Gut Health
- Functional Peptides in Milk Kefir
- Flavouring milk kefir
- Tryptophan and Milk Kefir
- Milk Kefir before bed
- Roger’s heart burn story
- Pets and milk kefir
- Appetite suppression of milk kefir
62 episoder
MP3•Episoder hjem
Manage episode 252998623 series 2431066
Innhold levert av Kriben Govender. Alt podcastinnhold, inkludert episoder, grafikk og podcastbeskrivelser, lastes opp og leveres direkte av Kriben Govender eller deres podcastplattformpartner. Hvis du tror at noen bruker det opphavsrettsbeskyttede verket ditt uten din tillatelse, kan du følge prosessen skissert her https://no.player.fm/legal.
A fascinating conversation with author of Ferment for Good, and Founder of The Fermentary, Sharon Flynn. We discuss Sharon’s love affair with fermented foods, helping her sick daughter get better from gut issues ,the challenges around making fermented foods commercially, homemade vs store bought ferments, Sharon’s easy Carrot Brine recipe, milk Kefir the probiotic superfood to transform your gut health and much more. Bio: Australian-born Sharon Flynn was living in Tokyo, teaching English at a university, more than two decades ago when she first learned about fermenting. An elderly Japanese neighbour and her family introduced Sharon to the joys of miso, tofu and eventually fermented vegetables. Many city moves later - she married a financier who moved with work regularly - Sharon found herself in Seattle. That's where she really caught the fermenting bug. She belonged to a Community Supported Agricultural Scheme and received so many little cucumbers that she recalls she had to learn to pickle! She moved on to cheese, yoghurt and bread - and was truly hooked after meeting the man regarded as the master of fermentation in the US, Sandor Katz. In the background here, her third daughter became quite ill. By this time the family had moved to Brussels and she found that antibiotics had left her daughter's system devoid of essential bacteria. Sharon says she read up more and more on fermenting - every culture has a version of some sort - and her daughter eventually regained her zest and good health. Fast forward a few years and Sharon found herself in Melbourne, this time sans her husband, with her three daughters. She learnt to make kefir, made her own ferments and started sharing these with friends. She tried to teach her friends, but quickly discovered that what they really wanted was for her to make it for them! So began her little business, The Fermentary. Her products quickly won a following, alongside acclaim in the restaurant world. Now, with new partner chef Roger Fowler, her business is not so little; they sell both wholesale to leading Sydney and Melbourne restaurants and retailers, as well as direct to their customers at farmers' markets. As well, Sharon conducts regular workshops in Victoria and beyond. Sharon was also fortunate enough to spend a fortnight in late 2015 undertaking an intensive, advanced fermenting workshop with Sandor Katz (described by The New York Times as one of the unlikely rock stars of the American food scene) at his home in Cannon County, Tennessee. Topics discussed:
…
continue reading
- Sharon’s origin story
- Sharon’s love of fermented foods
- The Danish pig farm
- The Japanese Fermentation Odyssey
- Pickles at the Jewish Neighbourhood in Chicago
- Community Supported Agricultural in Seattle- Jubilee Farms
- Meeting Sandor Katz
- Making Sourdough and Cheese
- Science Experiments
- Moving to Belgium
- A sick daughter and antibiotics
- Putting bacteria back in the gut
- The GAPS book
- Introducing Fermented Foods
- "That Drink”- Water Kefir
- "Die off" Reaction
- Teaching people how to make Water Kefir
- Dealing in Ferments
- Names on tags
- Running a Small Batch Fermenting business
- Fake Fermented Foods- Kefir and Kombucha
- Getting the real deal- bacterial diversity and real carbonation
- Fear of alcohol vs healthy low alcohol
- Health Tinctures
- The evolution of fermented foods
- Making your Fermented Foods
- Clarity in Food Label of Fermented Foods
- Challenges around the manufacture of real fermented foods
- Pickles vs Fermented Foods
- An easy fermented food to start with- Brined Carrots Recipe
- Flavouring a brine with herbs and spices
- Preventing Kahm yeast
- Fermenting with joy and wonder
- Bringing back our old traditions
- Sharon’s top tip for Gut Health
- Functional Peptides in Milk Kefir
- Flavouring milk kefir
- Tryptophan and Milk Kefir
- Milk Kefir before bed
- Roger’s heart burn story
- Pets and milk kefir
- Appetite suppression of milk kefir
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