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Added Value Products

A one-week course exploring sausage making, curing, marinating, and innovative meat product development.
ZBC Roskilde Gourmetslagter 150623 100

Course information

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Hours per week

35

Indicative hours

08:00-16:00

Price

Course fee, standard price: 1200 EUR
Course fee, partnership price: 900 EUR

Dates

31 Aug - 4 Sep 2026

Qualifies as

Erasmus+ course

Levels

Intermediate

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Added value products 

This creative and practical course focuses on transforming raw meat into high-quality products with added value. Participants gain hands-on experience producing sausages, smoked and marinated products, and learn how to balance traditional craftsmanship with modern technology and sustainability.

The course emphasizes nose-to-tail principles, efficient use of raw materials, and contemporary cooking techniques such as sous vide. Participants will develop both technical and sensory skills to design, test, and evaluate new product concepts.

Ideal for butchers, food technologists, and educators who want to expand their expertise in product innovation and meat processing.

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Topics covered

  • Sausage production including frankfurters and coarse-ground varieties
  • Curing, smoking, and drying methods for premium products
  • Marinating techniques and flavor development
  • Nose-to-tail principles and sustainable raw material use
  • Cooking methods such as sous vide and frying
  • Product presentation and sensory evaluation

Learning outcomes 

  • The student can produce and apply various curing methods and smoking techniques.
  • The student can heat-treat different cured and smoked products.
    The student can plan and produce various types of sausage-making products.
  • The student can develop and produce a product within the food and gourmet butchery field, including incorporating relevant requirements, legislation and standards.
  • The student can explain the environmental impact of products.
  • The student can prepare production plans and flowcharts in relation to self-monitoring and food safety.
  • The student can apply relevant theory in relation to basic production techniques.
  • The student can produce cured, smoked, and cooked products for retail sale.
  • The student can produce various types of meat pâtés and terrines.
  • The student can produce variants of traditional fermented sausages
  • The student can produce emulsified sausage products such as grilled sausages, dinner sausages, and cold-cut sausages.