easy
2 hours
No physical fitness required; suitable for all ages and abilities
Join a lively, two-hour cooking class in the Smoky Mountains and master how to make Maple Balsamic Pork Tenderloin, baked beans, and strawberry shortcakes. Perfect for food lovers wanting a hands-on experience and a taste of local flavor in the mountains.
Nestled in the heart of the Smoky Mountains, Smoky Mountain School of Cooking offers a unique way to indulge in the region’s rich culinary traditions. This local staple transforms the typical outdoor adventure narrative into a hands-on, flavorful journey that appeals to food lovers and adventure seekers alike. In a lively kitchen setting, participants dive into a two-hour class where they learn to craft a hearty Maple Balsamic Pork Tenderloin, complemented by smoky baked beans and fresh strawberry shortcakes topped with whipped cream. The experience combines the joy of cooking with the camaraderie of shared effort, making it perfect for those looking to add a delicious twist to their outdoor itinerary.
What sets Smoky Mountain School of Cooking apart is its focus on Southern flavors, infused with a twist of creative techniques. All supplies are provided, enabling visitors to focus fully on their culinary journey without fuss. The class is a fun, engaging way to pick up new skills, understand regional ingredients, and walk away with a complete meal that can be recreated at home. Whether you're a seasoned home chef or a curious beginner, the atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and expertly guided.
Located conveniently within the Smoky Mountains region—famous for its scenic vistas and outdoor adventures—this cooking school complements a day of exploring the great outdoors with a flavorful break. It’s an ideal way to immerse yourself in local culture while enjoying a highly interactive activity that leaves you with more than just memories—also a full stomach!
For travelers craving a unique taste of the Smokies, this culinary experience offers a superb combination of hands-on fun and regional flavor. It’s a perfect addition to any outdoor trip, pairing the region’s scenic beauty with its hearty culinary heritage.
Being punctual ensures you have enough time to settle in and enjoy the full class experience.
Kitchen activities may involve some chopping and cooking, so dress comfortably and be prepared for a lively environment.
Courtesy of popular demand, advanced registration guarantees your spot in this limited-capacity class.
Enjoy sampling your creations at the end of the class—come hungry!
The Smoky Mountain region has long been a hub of Appalachian culture and culinary tradition, with recipes passed down through generations.
The school prioritizes sustainable sourcing of ingredients and waste reduction to promote environmental health.
Wearing comfortable clothes helps you move freely and handle kitchen tasks easily.
An apron keeps your clothes clean while chopping, mixing, and cooking.
Useful for jotting down recipes or techniques to recreate later.
Stay hydrated during the class with a refillable bottle.