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IntervalWorld.com INTERVAL WORLD Spring 2016

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Silverado Cooking School; New Orleans School of Cooking; New Orleans School of Cooking

NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF COOKING

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

Tucked into a renovated molasses warehouse in the heart of the French Quarter, the

New Orleans School of Cooking specializes in the classic recipes of the Big Easy.

With plenty of commentary on local food folklore, students chop, stir, and season

favorites from jambalaya to pralines as they prepare an authentic menu, which they

enjoy at the end of a three-hour session. Take home recipes — and even ingredients:

The Louisiana General Store in the same building carries locally sourced products

representing the full range of Cajun and Creole cuisines. To sign up for a hands-on

cooking class ($139), visit neworleansschoolofcooking.com or call 800.237.4841.

MIDWEST LIVING CULINARY & CRAFT SCHOOL

BRANSON, MISSOURI

All recipes demonstrated at the Midwest Living Culinary & Craft School, an attrac-

tion at the Silver Dollar City amusement park, have been pulled from the test

kitchens of

Midwest Living

magazine. The focus is on Midwestern cuisine, of

course, but skills learned range from perfecting the art of a flaky pie crust to prepar-

ing an elegant tea party. The classroom, in a turn-of-the-century-style farmhouse,

features tiered theater seating and large TV screens so participants can catch every

detail of the demonstration. While there is no hands-on cooking in the 60-minute

classes, attendees get samples, take-home recipes, and a

Midwest Living

maga-

zine. For a schedule of classes ($15 per class, seating available on a first-come,

first-served basis), visit silverdollarcity.com or call 800.475.9370.

NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF COOKING

LOUISIANA GENERAL STORE

New Orleans, Louisiana

The

French Market

is

the

destination for Crescent

City staples. You’ll find everything from Cajun

spice blends to freshly made pralines; many

vendors will package your purchases for travel.

frenchmarket.org; 504.522.2621

Branson, Missouri

The

Amish Country Store

has a large selection of

items sure to delight home cooks, including bulk

spices, canning supplies, and fruit jams.

amishcountrystoreonline.com; 866.891.5514

Oakville (Napa Valley), California

Oakville Grocery

, open since 1881, is California’s

oldest continually operating grocery store. Known

for its impressive sandwich selections, it’s the

perfect place to stock up on picnic supplies and

peruse local gourmet goods. oakvillegrocery.com;

707.944.8802

Sedona, Arizona

ChocolaTree Organic Oasis

has an all-vegan and

gluten-free eatery, a garden sanctuary, handcrafted

raw chocolates, and a marketplace.

chocolatree.com; 928.282.2997

Savannah, Georgia

Savannah Bee Company

offers honey and mead

(honey wine) tastings, along with a wide range of

artisanal honeys, honeycombs, and flavored

whipped varieties. savannahbee.com;

912.233.7873

TO MARKET, TO MARKET

Couple your cooking class with a

food-focused shopping spree.