Viva Lewes Issue #159 December 2019

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FOODFestive Bakingfor a seasonal gatheringIf you need some respite from the endless Christmasshopping and office parties, you might beinterested in the Festive Breads workshop beingrun by Robin Van Crefeld at Lewes CommunityKitchen this month. Not only will he teach newbaking skills, he’ll share how making these breadsis part of ancient traditions and seasonal rituals.Could this be the perfect antidote?The five-hour workshop, run by Robin on Saturday7th December, will teach participants howto make three different types of festive breads:a stollen – the Leipzig variation, which has lessbutter than usual (for cake connoisseurs); a GreekChristopsomo bread; and Hanukkah sufganiyot(doughnuts). These recipes will happily feed acrowd, but they also embody a certain ritual orspirituality which can often feel absent at thisover-packaged time of year.Stollen is a bready cake that is said to symbolisethe swaddled baby Jesus, and is dotted with boozyfruit and flavoured with spices. Robin will teachthe fundamentals of making enriched dough,and marzipan. While kneading the dough for theChristopsomo bread it’s traditional to take timeto reflect on the year just gone, and to kneadin your intentions for the coming year. A smallsegment of dough is kept aside and used to createpersonal, meaningful motifs that adorn the sidesof the bread.While the doughs are fermenting you will make(and eat) Hanukkah sufganiyot. These doughnuts,with a festive filling in place of the usual jam,represent the Jewish miracle of the Temple oil.The workshop also includes a lunch prepared byRobin, where you can get to know the rest of thegroup and share great food. The focus of the dayis on developing culinary skills, but Robin is keento emphasise the pleasure of cooking in a groupand providing delicious food for others.In his opinion, food bridges divides, bringscommunities together and promotes wellbeingacross society. This Festive Bread workshop is justone of many – coming up next year are a Gameworkshop (with Alex Von Riebech from LimetreeKitchen) in January; South Indian Vegan andGluten-free cooking in February; Fish and Seafoodin March; Fermentation in April; a Taste ofAfrica and Fine Dining and Desserts in May; andJewish Breads and Patisserie in June.As well as these workshops, Community Chef isa social enterprise and catering business. Theyorganise life-enhancing local projects like cookingclasses with homeless people using food bank parcels;the ‘Man with a Pan’ project to help single,vulnerable men learn to cook well for themselvesand others; and projects to help improve people’smental health. Robin also hires out Lewes CommunityKitchen to local small businesses. To readmore about Community Chef’s valuable work,check out the website. Lulah Ellender7th December, 10.30am-3.30pm.See communitychef.org.uk for ticket info.89
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