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This Friday's virtual class is all about Holiday Fun Fare! Learn how easy it is to make delicious sweet, savory, safe, and sensible Holiday treats and snacks. Join us by registering at: www.eventbrite.com/e/holiday-fun-fare-savory-class-1-tickets-129732161387 for this FREE class!
We will learn about the art of making holiday potluck appetizers like meatballs or sweet treats such as buttery cracker marshmallow and chocolate peppermint crackers. In this session we will explore equipment and recipes to expand your culinary skills in the art of desserts, meatballs or meatloaf.
NC Cooperative Extension Bertie County Center is holding a Live online fall cooking class. The classes will be hosted through zoom and are available to anyone who wants to impress their friends this holiday season. Check out our schedule of scrumptious classes and sign up for one or all!
This class is scheduled for Friday, December 4 from 10 AM - 12 Noon
Please register by December 1. We are open Monday – Friday 8:30AM - 5PM
Fall Savory & Sweet Cooking 1-hour Classes each for a 2-hour Schedule. Join one or both!
Savory Cracker Cheesy Turkey-Carrot Meatballs and Seasoning Class 1
Learn to create easy and delicious Meatball or Meatloaf Seasoning your family will love! Understand the base for most meatloaf and meatballs so you can create your own recipes.
Sweet Cracker Chocolate-Dipped Mint Thins and Marshmallow Snowmen Class 2
There is nothing like whipping up something sweet. Learn how easy it is to make cracker treats as well as all the science that goes into making sugary treats yummy.
For more information or accommodations for persons with disabilities please contact Liz Baker at 252-794-5317, email embaker6@ncsu.edu no later than ten business days before the event.