CULN 243 : Farm-to-Retail: Value-Added Product Development
Students will produce a variety of value-added food products with retail market potential from locally farmed, raised, cultivated, and sourced produce, meats, poultry, seafood, fish, etc. Various food preparation, cooking, baking, and preservation techniques will be utilized to create pickles; sauces; vinaigrettes, dressings & marinades; flavored oils & vinegars; condiments, such as mustards, chutneys & compotes; juices; cured, brined, and/or smoked meats, poultry, & seafood; sausages & other charcuterie; and baked goods & preserves, such as quick breads, cookies, curds, jams, & candies.
Class Details
Credits: 3
Completed or concurrently enrolled in CULN 112
or
instructor approval.
CULN 120, CULN 150
Program: Culinary Arts
Courses: Culinary (CULN)