Sourdough & Kimchi Workshop - with Kev Palmer of Fire, Ferment & Smoke.
Join us for a gentle, hands-on morning at Shore Hall to explore the foundations of fermentation and the role gut-friendly foods can play in everyday well-being. Set within the peaceful surroundings of the house and gardens, this workshop invites you to slow down and reconnect with food more mindfully.
Fermentation is slow, simple and deeply nourishing. It invites us to work with natural processes - cultivating flavour, balance and a closer relationship with food. This morning workshop offers practical knowledge you can build on at your own pace, long after you leave Shore Hall. Suitable for beginners and anyone wanting to further their skills and knowledge.
Throughout the morning, you’ll be guided through:
The principles of fermentation - how fermented foods support gut health and balance
Creating a sourdough starter - learning how to care for it and continue the process at home
Making Sourdough - learn the steps to baking your own Sourdough bread
Making a smoky kimchi - using traditional dry-salting methods and seasonal ingredients
Tasting your creations - sampling the ferments during the session
Space to pause and ask questions - with time to enjoy the calm of Shore Hall
What you’ll take home:
A live sourdough starter to continue your fermenting journey
The kimchi you’ve made during the workshop
A guidance and recipe pack to support you at home
Nourish & Ferment for Gut Health
Friday 13th March, 2026
10am to 1pm
Cost: £60 per person
All materials, ingredients and refreshments provided.Spaces are limited.
Cancellation: If you need to cancel your booking, please do so at least 7 days before the event date by emailing jo@shorehall.com. After that, we will be unable to offer a refund. To ensure the best learning experience, a minimum number of attendees is required for the masterclass to run. There may also be unforeseen circumstances which prevent the class from taking place. We will advise you within 72 hours of the event date where cancellation is necessary.