
JUNE 24 - 25
Regenerative Grain
Bread Camp
Part of Heritage Grain Weekend
From beginning cook to professional baker, this experience is for anyone who is passionate about food and wants to gain more knowledge in the versatility of using grains.
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WHEN /
June 24-25, 2019
WHERE /
Oakland Avenue Urban Farm
9227 Goodwin St, Detroit, MI
ABOUT THE EVENT /
Bread Camp is educating and connecting growers, millers, bakers, chefs and consumers who are creating a rise in demand for local grains. It is a hands-on, experiential event at one of Detroit's most distinguished urban farms. This program will increase a baker’s capacity to procure and utilize regionally grown whole grains to help build and develop the regional foodshed.
Workshop topics include:
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Learn how a region is building its specialty grain foodshed from farmer to baker to consumer
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Compare commodity grains and specialty grains in baking and pastry applications
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Utilize whole and processed specialty grains in baking and pastry applications
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Utilize honey in baking and pastry applications
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Learn how a professional bakery, Publican Quality Bread, markets its products
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Hear how a farmer and baker collaboration is created
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Work with a wood burning oven
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Define heritage grains and fermentation
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Discuss nutrition of whole grains and fermentation
Tickets for 2-Day Bread Camp include:
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Hands-on instruction by 2019 James Beard Outstanding Baker Award recipient, Greg Wade
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Lunch is provided both days of bread camp
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Take home baking foundations book with 13 bread recipes created by Greg for Publican Quality Bread you can use & build upon in your journey
Cost: $300/person for 2 days of bread camp programming.

Greg Wade, Head Baker, Publican Quality Bread
Greg Wade is the 2019 recipient of the James Beard Foundation's Outstanding Baker Award. As Publican Quality Bread’s Head Baker, Wade oversees the bread program for all of One Off Hospitality Group, with a focus on local farm whole grains and natural fermentation.

Chef George Vutetakis
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Hampshire Farms
