Inns That Cook: B&B Getaways and Cooking Classes, 2nd Edition

by Sandie on May 20, 2009

Ever dream of getting away for the weekend and taking a cooking class in a relaxing, comfortable atmosphere? In this 2nd edition of Inns That Cook, I’m presenting 3 more B&B’s that go beyond gracious accommodations and mouthwatering breakfasts; these B&B’s offer hands-on cooking classes with advance registration—sure to enhance your culinary skills and turn your visit into a truly one-of-a-kind experience.

Inns featured in this edition…

  • Rabbit Hill Inna luxurious, romantic bed & breakfast located in Lower Waterford, Vermont. Rabbit Hill Inn was named “One of the 54 Best Inns in America” by National Geographic Traveler and has been featured in publications such as Cooking Light, Forbes Life Magazine and 1000 Places To See Before You Die. The proud holder of two, prestigious AAA Four Diamond Ratings (since 1992, for both lodging and dinning), reserving your spot for an “Inn Good Taste” cooking class getaway is sure to provide memories of a lifetime. With culinary classes hosted by Chef Matthew Secich, “Inn Good Taste” sessions feature recipe demonstrations, insight into professional cooking techniques, practical culinary tips and secrets, as well as the opportunity to sample every dish prepared within the class. Class sizes are limited to 8 to ensure a relaxed, informal atmosphere conducive to open discussions. Phone (802) 748-5168 or 1-800-76-BUNNY (US & Canada) for more information or to make reservations.
  • Blair House Innlocated in the artists’ community of Wimberley, Texas, Blair House Inn rests on 22 peaceful acres of open space in the Texas hills. Cited as “One of America’s Top 10 Cooking Schools” by USA Today, Blair House Inn features hands-on classes where culinary principals and techniques are emphasized, as are food preparation and presentation. Hosted by Chef Joseph “Joey” Kulivan, Blair House Inn offers a variety of theme-based classes Monday through Wednesday, as well as individual cooking seminars on weekends (2-guest limit). Enrollment in all classes or seminars require a stay at the inn, ensuring a visit to this destination getaway is both relaxing and inspiring. For more information, visit Blair House Inn Cooking School or phone toll-free at (877) 549-5450.
  • Cedar Gables Inn – Shakespearean elegance in Napa Valley, Napa, California. From hands-on meal preparation guided by a top-notch chef to sipping Napa Valley wines while preparing dinner, the Cedar Gables Inn strives to provide its guests with a unique culinary experience in Napa Valley Style. Featuring an assortment of cooking classes of intimate size, the Cedar Gables Inn also offers guests Winemaker Dinners—where fabulous wines are hand-selected and paired with chef-prepared epicurean delights. To experience this bed & breakfast’s charm first-hand or learn more about Cedar Gables cooking classes, visit Cedar Gables Inn, phone (707) 224-7969, or toll-free at (800) 309-7969.

To discover other Inns That Cook, be sure to check out the 1st edition in this series.

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1 Mental P Mama May 20, 2009 at 10:55 am

I would love to do this! And now I am hungry. Again.

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2 maris May 20, 2009 at 2:16 pm

Inn Good Taste?

I like the name of that one! :)

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3 Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) May 20, 2009 at 7:36 pm

Now I’m daydreaming… these all sound wonderful.

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4 Island Girl May 21, 2009 at 9:03 am

Rabbit Hill Inn and Blair House are two of my absolute favorite inns. Great choices for cuisine, comfort and kindness. I think inn-based cooking schools are the way to go – learn from great chefs, enjoy fine cuisine, and roll at getaway into it too. How’s that for multi-task vacations?? Thanks for the great story.

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5 Bellini Valli May 28, 2009 at 8:54 am

These all sound like “just what the doctor ordered”, a weekend of amazing food and friendship.

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6 Desmone007 May 29, 2009 at 5:08 pm

I have dreamed of this….oh my. I’m so excited and I haven’t even seen the places yet..Just the thought…ahhh. Thanks for sharing this very vital info!

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