Hands-On Valentine’s Cooking at Smoky Mountain School
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
No special physical fitness required; standing and light movement involved.
Overview
Celebrate Valentine’s Day at the Smoky Mountain School of Cooking with a hands-on class creating heart-shaped pizza, fresh salad, and heart-shaped brownies. This two-hour culinary experience is perfect for families and friends looking to connect through food and fun.
Hands-On: Valentine's Fun Class - Heart Shaped Pizza, Salad, Heart Shaped Brownies with Special Toppings
2 Hours • All Ages • Grab Someone Special and Join in on this Fun Class!
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About This Adventure
Join a delightful 2-hour cooking class where you'll create a heart-shaped pizza with a variety of toppings, enjoy a fresh salad with homemade dressing, and bake a heart-shaped brownie to take home. This hands-on experience promises fun and deliciousness, perfect for families and friends looking to bond over food.
Culinary fun and entertainment during the cooking process!
Duration
- 2 Hours
About
Hands-on in the preparation and cooking
- Create a Heart Shaped Pizza
- Lots of topping options
- We will pair this with a delicious salad with a homemade dressing
- Make a Heart Shaped Brownie to go
- You will eat the meal you prepared
- Tea & water provided
Requirements
- Advanced Registration is Required as seating is limited
- You will chop, cook and bake in this class
- Come prepared to have fun
- Children under 15 must be accompanied by a paying adult
Adventure Tips
Book Early
Valentine’s classes fill quickly; reserve your spot weeks in advance to guarantee participation.
Arrive On Time
Arriving promptly helps you take full advantage of the hands-on experience without missing any instructions.
Wear Comfortable Clothing
Light, breathable clothes and closed-toe shoes are recommended for standing and kitchen safety.
Notify of Allergies
Inform staff ahead of time about dietary restrictions to accommodate special needs during the class.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern box turtle
History
The Smoky Mountains have a rich Appalachian heritage, with the national park established in 1934 protecting one of the oldest mountain ranges in North America.
Conservation
Efforts by the park and local businesses focus on minimizing ecological impact and promoting sustainable tourism to preserve the region's delicate forest ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable shoes
Supportive shoes help you stand comfortably through the cooking class.
Apron
An apron can keep your clothes clean but aprons are typically provided.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated, especially if you combine this activity with outdoor adventures nearby.
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Camera or smartphone
Capture your culinary creations and moments with friends or family.
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