
You just don’t know how excited I am. Well, maybe you do, if you’re interested in the same stuff as me. Okay, I guess you are — since you’re here.
I’m just so excited to tell you that the fifth class at GNOWFGLINS eCourse is — Fundamentals II.
(Be sure to watch the announcement video above!)
That’s right — Fundamentals II.
You probably remember that in February of 2010, we launched the first Fundamentals eCourse.
I knew that it was good and foundational. And important. But when it was well underway, I also knew that I had much more to share and teach about fundamental traditional cooking skills.
But, putting that feeling on the back burner for the time being, we added other classes in topics very appropriate at the time — sourdough, then cultured dairy and cheese, and then lacto-fermentation. Very important, life-changing and well received classes!
But now… it is time.
I’m thrilled to revisit the Fundamentals of Traditional Cooking. Much to my surprise, when I sat down to plan what else I wanted to teach, I found out there was enough to do a whole ‘nother class! And thus, Fundamentals II was born.

In Fundamentals II, our adventure into fundamental traditional cooking skills will continue with topics like: important equipment, natural sweeteners, healthy desserts, traditional fats, dark stocks and fish stock, wild and pastured meats, organ meats, advanced grain preparation methods, vegetables, homemade salad dressings and sauces, real salt, superfoods, healthy snacks, and traveling with real foods.
You don’t want to miss this.

Fundamentals II eCourse Lessons And Topics
This class continues what we began exploring in the original Fundamentals eCourse (and members get access to all those lessons, too). Here’s what we’ll cover:
- Equipment for the Traditional Foods Kitchen
- All About Natural Sweeteners
- Naturally Sweetened Desserts
- All About Traditional Fats
- How to Make Ghee
- Dark Stock and Fish Stock
- All About Wild and Pastured Meats
- How to Prepare Organ Meats
- Advanced Grain Preparation Methods
- Corn: A Special Case
- How to Best Prepare Seasonal Vegetables
- Delicious, Homemade Salad Dressings and Sauces
- All About Sea Salt
- Superfoods You Should Know About
- Kid-Friendly, Healthy Snacks
- Traveling with Traditional Foods
- Bonus! TBA
See what I mean? Good, good stuff.
The pertinent details.
This class begins in late January 2012. To take the class, become a member. Membership starts as little as $8/month.
When you’re a member, you get to take this class and all the others, too (currently, we have 5).
We’re the truly affordable traditional food cooking school — and with five classes and counting, we’re pretty close to being a one-stop shop.
Click here for Fundamentals II information.
Click here for Membership information.
Bonus: “Easy Sourdough”
Anyone who signs up with a monthly membership between now and Feb. 29, 2012 will get a bonus “Easy Sourdough” booklet. (Yearly subscribers get an “Easy Sourdough” video, too.)
Please let me know if you have any questions.
And now, some questions for you. Which lesson above excites you the most? Do you have any suggestions for the bonus lesson?
P.S. I have more to share tomorrow, too! But if you’re reading this far, you get to see the other news a little early.
The Cultured Dairy and Basic Cheese eBook is available! This is our stand-alone, independent study compilation of all the print lessons from the popular online class.
Plus, get the “Easy Sourdough” booklet and video with any eBook purchase through 2/29/2012.















Take the guesswork out of what to fix, what to buy and what to prepare. This week:
Class materials compiled into easy downloads:
It’s as though you can read my mind, Wardeh. How could you know what I’m struggling with now?? Looking forward to the course!
Eileen — I’m so glad this will help you! You’re a great encouragement to me. Thank you!
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I am so excited! This looks to be an excellent course! And here I was wondering how you would top what you’ve already done!
Angela — It is always hard for me to decide what to do next. There are so many good things to teach, learn and share! Thanks for sharing your excitement with me.
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Twitter: JoyfulJulieanne
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Looks like a lot of really great topics in there, Wardeh! Excited for you!
Julieanne
http://www.JoyInOurJourney.com
Thank you, Julieanne.

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This sounds great. I’m so glad to be on board with all this amazing information. Looking forward to this!
Delia — I’m so happy you’re here!
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Twitter: Gita1969
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I’m so excited about this course! I’m looking forward to the preparing organ meats lesson the most. I haven’t attempted to cook organ meats because of the “ewww” factor. I also am looking forward to the kid friendly healthy snacks lesson. My 6 year old son this the most resistant to eating traditional food. My idea is that if I can get him to eat healthy snacks that it will be a step in the right direction…although he does like sourdough muffins.
I’ve been lurking on this site for a few months and I became a member in December. I’m so glad that I did because viewing the videos does supplement the printed material a lot (especially with the sourdough ecourse).
Thank you for offering this course to us!
Marcella — I’m really glad you’re a member and I look forward to exploring this with you.

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Twitter: realfood4less
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Wonderful Wardeh!
Looks like another spectacular class.
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Ah, thanks, Millie!

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Twitter: EatNourishing
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I’m so excited for you, Wardeh! Sounds like an awesome class! Kid-friendly snacks is definitely a necessary topic to cover!
Thank you, Jami! If you have ideas to share, I’m all ears.

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