In this course, we go over essential cooking notions, such as measuring quantity and temperature, salt and pepper, olive oil, and provide reference lists for the garnishes, spices, condiments, aromatics, and herbs commonly used in Fivemile Hill cuisine.
Chapters
1
Measuring quantities and temperatures
In this chapter, we explain how measuring quantities and temperatures empowers less experienced cooks to make delicious gourmet food at home.
2
Ingredient family: Salt and pepper
In this chapter, we explain the culinary role of salt and describe the different types of salts used in Fivemile Hill cuisine. We discuss the taste difference between black and white pepper, as well as the importance of using freshly ground peppercorns.
3
Ingredient: Olive oil
In this chapter, we describe the characteristics of great olive oil, how to taste it, and how it is used in Fivemile Hill cuisine, cooked and uncooked.
4
Recipe: Roasted Garlic Salt
5
Ingredient family: Essential spices and condiments
This chapter describes the spices and condiments frequently used in Fivemile Hill cuisine, including what to buy and how to store. It is intended as a reference when cooking recipes.
This chapter describes the fresh aromatic plants most commonly used in Fivemile Hill cuisine, including what to buy and how to store. It is intended as a reference when cooking recipes.
7
Ingredient family: Essential herbs
This chapter describes the fresh and dried herbs commonly used in Fivemile Hill cuisine, most of which are grown in our garden. It is intended as a reference when cooking recipes.
8
Ingredient family: Garnishes
This chapter describes the ingredients most commonly used as garnishes in Fivemile Hill cuisine, including what to buy and how to store. It is intended as a reference when cooking recipes.
