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LondonFermentation

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  1. The asian supermarkets in Rye Lane have the red pepper flakes and the shrimp paste 🙂
  2. Make your own Seamoss Workshop with London’s Finest Seamoss This is the first time I have offered this workshop which will be hosted by Emily from @londons_finest_seamoss Book tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/make-your-own-seamoss-workshop-with-londons-finest-seamoss-tickets-803865321817 Seamoss is an edible seaweed that is a rich source of many hard-to-get nutrients. It contains 92 out of the 102 minerals our body needs. It’s also a good source of fibre and plant-based Omega 3. The recipe is vegan and raw. I eat a heaped tablespoon of it daily straight from the jar but some people prefer to add it to their smoothies. Unflavoured seamoss has a slightly salty, sea tang to it but in this workshop we will be flavouring the seamoss to take away this taste. You will learn all about the process of rehydrating dried seamoss, flavouring it and creating a gel that is ready to eat. Emily uses wildcrafted sea moss as opposed to farmed seamoss. This grows naturally in the marine environment so that the seaweed can absorb the nutrients from the ocean. Her seamoss comes from Grenada. This type of moss is preferred because it is more nutrient-dense and has the most nutritional benefits when consumed. As well as creating your own flavoured jar ready to eat, you will take home some dried seamoss to create another batch. Flavour options include: Key lime and Ginger Ginger and cayenne pepper Mango and Maca Sea moss benefits may include: 1. It provides iodine and tyrosine which support a healthy thyroid 2. Rich in fibre, it also acts as a prebiotic, boosting good bacteria in the gut 3. Contains phytochemicals that improve the immune system 4. Its fibre content means it slows down digestion and balances blood sugar levels 5. One of the best plant sources of omega-3 fatty acids, which support a healthy heart https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/make-your-own-seamoss-workshop-with-londons-finest-seamoss-tickets-803865321817
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    Kombucha is a fermented drink made from tea and packed full of probiotics. Book your ticket here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/kombucha-is-a-fermented-drink-made-from-tea-and-packed-full-of-probiotics-tickets-791920344067?aff=oddtdtcreator No fermentation experience is required. Come along, learn a new skill and meet people that are also into fermentation. In this workshop we will look at how to brew delicious kombucha at home. We'll cover all your fermentation questions - flavouring, first and second fermentation, carbonation and scobys, and you'll leave with your own starter kit to make your own. You will receive your own Kombucha brewing starter pack with a Scoby in a glass jar already sitting in the tea and sugar liquid and a clip-top bottle along with a demonstration of the two stages of making kombucha including flavouring options and how to build carbonation.
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    Join me at Carnival Coffee in Penge for a fermentation workshop. No experience required, I'll teach you everything you need to know to make your own kimchi to take home and ferment with full instructions. Kimchi is a spicy fermented cabbage condiment with added probiotic benefits. Book tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/christmas-kimchi-fermentation-workshop-at-carnival-coffee-penge-tickets-753063843227?aff=oddtdtcreator
  5. Good on ya - I never bother. Just buy it from the Sri Lankan store near Catford (Ganesha)
  6. Babur is yum, only had a takeaway from there recently. I'm a carnivore but if you want some of my fave vegan Sri Lankan recipes, beetroot curry, kale mallung and pol roti are delicious and easy to make. Some links for you: https://www.theflavorbender.com/sri-lankan-beetroot-curry/ https://www.theflavorbender.com/sri-lankan-pol-roti-coconut-roti/ https://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2011/08/kale-mallung-sri-lankan-kale-with-coconut.html
  7. Anyone else eaten here since it opened? The menu looks really great. I am looking for somewhere for my birthday meal but as someone of Sri Lankan origin I am quite fussy about where I eat curry (when I'm not making it at home!)
  8. Is the AskMyGP service offered by Tessa Jowell not working? I've used it about two times to book an appointment but over the last couple of months when I try to log on it always says the system has no more appointments left for the day. Is the only way to get an appointment to call at 8am? Thanks!
  9. The training session is really great and the hire price is very reasonable.
  10. I was with DMC for years because I was too lazy to change but I've moved to Tessa Jowell and it is a bit easier to use the AskMyGP online system and they do get back to you within a specified amount of time.
  11. I signed up as a cycling buddy ------------------------------------------------------- > Were you looking to be the buddy (ie experienced > rider) or were you wanting to be paired with a > more experienced rider? > > > LondonFermentation Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I signed up for the bike buddy scheme recently > but > > the person I was paired with doesn't seem > > available for cycling anytime soon so if anyone > > wants to go out cycling locally, please feel > free > > to message. I am a female cyclist in my 40s.
  12. I signed up for the bike buddy scheme recently but the person I was paired with doesn't seem available for cycling anytime soon so if anyone wants to go out cycling locally, please feel free to message. I am a female cyclist in my 40s.
  13. Sports Direct on Rye Lane has a decent selection of plain as well as branded/logo ones
  14. I quit booze in Dec 2018 and never looked back. Happy to chat more :)
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