Anyone know of any cooking school vacations in New England that aren’t crazy expensive? Thanks. (0 replies, last updated by bamgordon June 16, 2009)

Anyone know of any cooking school vacations that aren’t ridiculously expensive? Would go anywhere in the U.S. Thanks. (3 replies, last updated by LA Buckeye Fan June 16, 2009)

I’m a foodie/hobby chef and my mom is one of those classic cook types who is not flashy but can make just about anything tase great. To celebrate her birthday I would like to take her on some sort of cooking vacation.... (4 replies, last updated by Sam Fujisaka April 14, 2007)

I seek out ways to cook when (rarely) on vacation or on work trips (all the time). I judiciously and with great enjoyment go out to eat; but can also cook with ingredients I can’t get in Colombia if I stay in... (31 replies, last updated by Scrapironchef January 10, 2007)

I’m reposting my message...I was in the wrong spot...sorry:) Now...I am looking for cooking programs in Europe for my '06 vacation. Suggestions please Laura (5 replies, last updated by adi January 10, 2006)

Not exactly Italy, but I ran across this place in Maine that does cooking classes and it looks fun to me! I don’t know where you live, so sorry if you live in Maine... wouldn’t be much of a vacation then! :-) Link:... (33 replies, last updated by pobo February 7, 2008)

at Seliano" cooking class/vacation in Italy. Check out the link below and see if it doesn’t sound like an incredible opportunity. Note: he sort of buries it on that page, but I’d suggest taking VERY seriously... (0 replies, last updated by Jim Leff February 11, 2003)

I am trying to find a culinary vacation in the US that will be somewhat hands on intensive, but not too much like school. I prefer something in a major city or by a lake resort. I will be coming from Austraila, but stopping in NY... (1 reply, last updated by meatn3 September 25, 2007)

I thought I saw an article in the past year or so that said that Diana Kennedy does some classes from her home in Mexico. I could not find it but I did Google "Mexican Cooking Schools" and a whole bunch of stuff about cookng... (3 replies, last updated by Daniel February 18, 2004)

When are you thinking of going? I have often gone to a small village in Provence where the chef at the Auberge gives cooking classes. Not sure of his schedule, or pricing, but the village is fantastic and his cooking is top notch... (6 replies, last updated by Scrapironchef November 21, 2007)

Back around Haloween, a friend and I went on a week’s cooking school vacation to Puebla, Mexico—aka the Mexican Culinary Magic package. It was absolutely wonderful—so here are the details for anybody else who... (1 reply, last updated by Robin March 14, 2005)

OK, Family of 5 (grandma, parents, 2 teenagers), all diverse tastes, ages, etc. going to vacation condo for a week. We are hoping NOT to do much cooking, but can’t afford too many $200 meals out. Other than boring steak and... (15 replies, last updated by Daisy L August 21, 2008)

Anyone know of or have experience of week-long cooking school experiences in Paris? I know about Patricia Wells. (1 reply, last updated by maria lorraine March 19, 2008)

Renting a vacation house with friends for a week and want to plan ahead in regards to meals. What are some of your favorite easy meals to make while on vacation? So far I’m planning on making ahead of time a big batch of... (7 replies, last updated by lamster August 1, 2007)

I just got back from a trip to Anguilla, specifically the CuisinArt Resort & Spa. It was a surprise 30th birthday gift from my wife...who combined my love of the cooking/eating, the Caribbean and organic produce. Former chef at Le... (9 replies, last updated by dkstar1 February 8, 2005)