CULA 1360 - Farm to Table
Credit hours: 3
Course Description: This course is designed to extend outside the classroom and provide a link from professional kitchens to sustainable farms, and the strong ties between agriculture and cuisine. Students will gain firsthand experience in whole-animal butchery and discover how fresh heritage grains and vegetables can elevate food quality.
Student Learning Outcomes: Students will be able to:
- Recognize the differences between conventional, organic and regenerative agriculture including the economical, ecological and qualitative affects of all three.
- Understand principles of responsible harvesting and sustainable agriculture, making the connection between great food and how great food is grown.
- Guided by an understanding of ethical animal husbandry, demonstrate skills in whole animal butchery and apply proper cooking methods of offal and lesser cuts.
- Identify local and regional heritage ingredients and apply proper cooking techniques to each.
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