Basic course of 4 hours free
Completion certificate
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Practical activities
Online and lifelong course
What will I learn?
Enhance your baking skills with our comprehensive Baker Course (India), crafted for professionals aiming for excellence in the art of baking, specifically tailored for the Indian context. Delve into reflective practice to learn from mistakes and integrate feedback for continuous improvement. Master advanced techniques like precise proofing, fermentation methods suited for Indian climates, and scoring. Develop and test recipes adapted to local ingredients and preferences, ensuring consistent results. Elevate presentation with plating and food photography skills relevant to the Indian market. Explore ingredient selection, flavour profiling with Indian spices and tastes in mind, and troubleshoot common baking challenges faced in India. Discover diverse bread types and cultural influences, including Indian breads, all within a concise, high-quality format designed for your success.
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Learning outcomes
Enhance the development of the practical skills listed below
Master precise proofing techniques, optimised for Indian climate conditions, to achieve the perfect dough rise.
Develop and refine recipes utilising locally sourced ingredients for consistent and reliable results, catering to the Indian palate.
Enhance the visual appeal of baked goods with expert plating techniques that resonate with Indian presentation styles.
Control baking temperatures accurately for optimal outcomes, considering the nuances of Indian ovens and baking environments.
Explore global bread styles and cultural influences, including a deep dive into traditional Indian breads and their variations.