Guest guest Posted February 5, 2010 Report Share Posted February 5, 2010 Subject: Seeking Input for New Fermentation Book > Hello friends, > > I am pleased to announce that I have begun work on a new book about > fermentation. > > In the years since I wrote Wild Fermentation, not only has my > personal fermentation practice expanded and evolved considerably, but > also I have had the unique privilege of discussing fermentation and > corresponding about it with thousands of people. This has yielded > much new information, caused me to investigate new aspects, and > brought me new insights. I wish to share this, and so I am writing > another book about fermentation. > > I am writing to invite you and other fermentation enthusiasts to > contribute information, ideas, and images to this project. Here are a > few ways you can help: > > QUESTIONNAIRE: Please give some thought to the questions below and > email me your responses. Also, please forward to other folks who > might be interested. > > IMAGES: This book will feature more graphics, so I am on the lookout. > Specifically, I am seeking: > > ART depicting fermentation themes or using fermented materials; > > MICROSCOPY of fermented foods and the organisms that make them; > > QUALITY PHOTOS of ferments, either homemade, or in indigenous > contexts. > > SMALL-SCALE PRODUCERS: This book will include a chapter with > information pertaining to starting fermentation-related business > enterprises. Following the general questionnaire below are some > questions for commercial fermenters about special considerations for > people starting up fermentation businesses. > > BEER-MAKER-MALTERS: Anyone out there malting their own barley? Or > using wild fermentation for beermaking? If you do, or if you know > any, please do be in touch. I am also on the lookout for folks who > ferment POI, FUFU, GARI, SORGHUM BEER, CHANG, or other ferments not > covered in Wild Fermentation. > > And a few other matters: > > EMAIL ADDRESS CHANGE: Please update your address books. My correct > and current email address is sandorkraut@.... I am > phasing out sandorkraut@..., which I used for years. > > UPCOMING WORKSHOPS: In order to get this book written, I will not be > traveling much in the coming year. I have a few workshops scheduled; > check my website for dates and details. > > As always, please let me know if you would rather not receive > occasional emails from me. Simply reply to this with the magic word > " unsubscribe. " > > I hope this communication finds you well. > > Sandor > > QUESTIONS FOR FERMENTERS > > 1. Can you think of any practical tips you wish you had had when you > embarked upon a fermentation project? > > 2. Are there any common misunderstandings or fears that you have > encountered talking to people about your fermentation projects? > > 3. Can you describe any unusual flavor, ingredient, or process > variations that you have tried and especially liked? > > 4. Can you articulate any important life lessons you have learned > from your fermentation practice? > > QUESTIONS ABOUT COMMERCIAL FERMENTATION > > 1. Please describe your fermentation business: type of products, > scale of business, geographic location. > > 2. Can you describe any special scrutiny or hurdles you faced in > commercial licensing because you are producing fermented products? > > 3. When you scaled up to commercial production, were there any > specific challenges related to fermenting at a larger scale, or > maintaining consistency? Could you articulate some of what you > learned from that? > > 4. What do use for fermentation vessels? Please describe your > physical set-up. > > 4. What advice or reflections would you offer to someone thinking > about starting a fermentation venture? > > > > -- > If you do not want to receive any more newsletters, > http://wildfermentation.com/lists/?p=unsubscribe & uid=4037be8539a3c343588a156c00f\ 28dde > > To update your preferences and to unsubscribe visit > http://wildfermentation.com/lists/?p=preferences & uid=4037be8539a3c343588a156c00f\ 28dde > Forward a Message to Someone > http://wildfermentation.com/lists/?p=forward & uid=4037be8539a3c343588a156c00f28dd\ e & mid=32 > > > -- > Powered by PHPlist, www.phplist.com -- > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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