Basic course of 4 hours free
Completion certificate
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Practical activities
Online and lifelong course
What will I learn?
Discover the wide-ranging possibilities of ground pepper in your cooking with our detailed Ground Pepper Course (Eritrean Adaptation). Designed for those working in the food industry and passionate home cooks, this course explores different flavor combinations, seasoning methods, and the skill of harmonizing spices. Learn how pepper is used in both savory and sweet dishes from around the world. Understand the unique qualities of green, white, and black pepper, and learn to accurately document and report your culinary experiences. Enhance your dishes and improve your skills with this practical and informative course, adapted for Eritrean palates and culinary contexts.
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Learning outcomes
Strengthen the development of the practical skills listed below
Master flavor experiments: Improve dishes using careful pepper trials, understanding how pepper interacts with traditional Eritrean spices and ingredients.
Document flavor shifts: Keep track of and analyze changes in recipes that include pepper, paying attention to how pepper affects the overall taste profile within Eritrean dishes.
Perfect seasoning techniques: Accurately measure and adjust pepper levels for the best flavor, considering the existing spice blends common in Eritrean cooking.
Craft culinary reports: Organize and present detailed observations about flavors, focusing on how pepper integrates into and enhances Eritrean cuisine.
Explore global cuisines: Incorporate pepper into a variety of culinary styles, with an awareness of how pepper can complement and enrich Eritrean culinary traditions.