This class will discuss numerous aspects of using mold fungi to produce food – everything from the foods produced (blue and Brie cheeses, soy sauce, tempeh, salami, oncom, and others) to mold biology and the factors that make certain fungi better than others for food production, to the history and importance of mold-based fermentations (as compared to yeast-based or lactic acid fermentations). You will receive recommendations for optional tasting and guidance on beginning koji-based fermentations in the home using commercially-available starters. There is no textbook; there will be readings posted on Canvas.
Academic Advising Association Thu. Aug. 27, 2020
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- AGRI 310-102 Around the World with Coffee: A Socio-Economic and Historical Journey
- AGRI 310-101 Securing and Sustaining Water
- AGRO 496-102 Outreach Communication
- AGRO 496-101 Exploring the Culture of Agriculture: Creating a Seat at the Table for All
- AGRO 496-103 Introduction to Plant Identification
- ANTH 292-100 Pandemics: From Past to Present
- CSCE 478/878 Introduction to Machine Learning
- COMM 209 Public Speaking
- FDST 396-112 Moldy Meals: Koji, Blue Cheese, and other Mold-Based Fermentations
- CHEM 131-100 The Science of Food
- HIST 289 Music, Protests, and Social Justice in Africa and the World
- FDST 396-113 Food Business Entrepreneurship
- JOMC 422 Race, Gender and the Media
- JOMC 191-102 Trusting the News in a Hyper-Polarized Era
- MNGT 398 Entrepreneurial Creativity
- JOMC 491-100 Branding Yourself in Today’s Market
- SCMA 391-101 Christmas and Supply Chain
- POLS 398 Analyzing 2020 U.S. Election Data Using R
- TEAC 431J Pandemics, Schools, and Helping Meatpacking Communities Recover from COVID19