Discover Our Sichuan Fermentation Experience

Discover Our Sichuan Fermentation Experience

Learn the culinary secrets of fermentation. From raw ingredients to extraordinary culinary creations, learn the secrets of fermentation from start to finish. We will guide you through soy sauce, vinegar, and baijiu, manufacturing techniques that blend new and old traditions to make unforgettable tastes.

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Sichuan Fermentation Experience

Learn the culinary secrets of fermentation. From raw ingredients to extraordinary culinary creations, learn the secrets of fermentation from start to finish. We will guide you through soy sauce, vinegar, and baijiu, manufacturing techniques that blend new and old traditions to make unforgettable tastes.

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Chinese Healing & Nourishment

Drawing from traditional dietary wisdom to explore the balance of food, health, and seasonal rhythms. Unlock human health through food and nature.

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Xian Obsession - Going Beyond Umami

Explore hundreds of distinct and unique ingredients and culinary techniques to bring out the natural flavours in nature.

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Recipes

Sichuan Pao Cai

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Tea Eggs

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Fermented Long Beans with Minced Pork

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Courses

Foundations of Sichuan Fermentation

Learn the core Sichuan ferments—doubanjiang, suancai, douchi, and rice-based starters—through salinity maps, temperature control, safe pH targets, and clean handling. You’ll leave with a repeatable setup, a troubleshooting playbook for off-notes, and a lab notebook to scale from jars to small crocks.

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The Art of Baijiu and Fruit Wine: Fermentation, Blending, and Pairing

Build fluency in baijiu styles and aroma categories, how qu/fermentation shape flavor, and how to blend, dilute, and serve with intention—then apply that sensory discipline to craft clean, stable fruit wines. You’ll design tasting flights, assemble balanced blends for specific dishes, and pair confidently while observing legal and safety guidelines.

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Seasoning the Chinese Kitchen: Soy Sauce, Vinegars, and Aromatics

Taste and use essential seasonings—light/dark soy, aged vinegars, and foundational aromatics—to build depth, balance, and finish without heaviness. You’ll learn quality tells, smart substitutions, and fast base techniques (aromatic oils, master sauces, slurries) so your cooking hits the right gloss, salinity, and snap every time.

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