Bavarian Pretzel Workshop
Description
Bavarian Pretzel Workshop with Denise
Learn how to make proper Bavarian pretzels from scratch, then enjoy them fresh from the oven as part of Farm After Five.
Making a proper Bavarian pretzel at home is easier than it looks, and you do not need any previous bread-making experience to join.
In this hands-on two-hour workshop, Denise will take you through the full process, from preparing and kneading the dough to rolling and shaping the classic pretzel knot.
You’ll also learn about the traditional lye bath, or Laugieren, which gives Bavarian pretzels their distinctive deep brown crust and flavour. Denise will cover the safety essentials so you understand how the process works and how to approach it confidently at home.
What you’ll learn
the tradition and ingredients behind a proper Bavarian pretzel
how to prepare and knead the dough
how to roll and shape the classic pretzel knot
how the lye bath works and how to use it safely
how to score and salt your pretzels
how to bake them to a deep golden brown
Once they’re out of the oven, we’ll sit down and eat them while they’re still warm.
You’ll leave with the skills and confidence to make your own Bavarian pretzels again at home.
Who is it for?
This workshop is perfect for:
complete beginners
home bakers wanting to try something new
anyone who loves pretzels, bread or European baking
people who have enjoyed one of Denise’s other workshops and want to keep building their bread-making skills
No previous experience is needed.
Part of Farm After Five
This workshop runs alongside Farm After Five, when Perth City Farm stays open into the evening with food, drinks, music and activities across the Farm.
Come a little earlier, or stay on afterwards, grab a drink, enjoy the atmosphere and make a night of it.
What to bring
Wear comfortable clothes you do not mind getting a little flour on.
Your favourite bowl.
All ingredients and workshop equipment are provided.
Places are limited, so book early if you’d like to join us.
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