Sunday, December 8, 2019
11:00am – 2:30pm
- The Hill Center (map)
Join Archaeologist-Chef Dr. Bill Schindler, Founder and Director of the Eastern Shore Food Lab, for a class on the benefits of animals fats in the modern diet.
Animal fats have disappeared from American dinner plates and have been replaced by artificial products, such as margarine and highly processed vegetable oils. This move away from saturated fats did not provide the benefits that the experts promised, and national health has continued to decline. High quality, nutrient dense animal fats play an important role in a healthy diet. Dr. Schindler will teach you how to procure, handle and cook with these fats.
Participants will process and render fats, learn about the flavor profiles and qualities of various fats, and prepare a variety of dishes that rely upon high quality, nutrient dense fats, including fermented butter, mayonnaise, roasted marrow bones and lardo.
Bill Schindler is the Director of the Eastern Shore Food Lab and Associate Professor of Anthropology at Washington College in Chestertown, MD. He is a specialist in primitive technologies who lives his work. He was the star of National Geographic’s acclaimed series The Great Human Race.
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