One of my personal and professional goals was met this season by having the Queen of Southern Cooking, Nathalie Dupree, join me on The VeryVera Show. From her charming personality, her continued passion for food and her gift as an educator, it was one of the most memorable days of filming. She filled the gaps
Once you’ve made your Soda Bread, it is time to package! Download the bread sleeve template and soon you’ll be sharing your homemade bread in style. Happy baking! First, cut along the dotted lines. Cut one of the side strips in half and set aside. Take the “Soda Bread” strip and wrap it over the
We are thrilled to announce dates for our Spring 2017 Saturday Class series AND to unveil our new cooking camp site where you can register for 2017 Cooking Camp NOW! Most of you know that camp sold out early this year, so the sooner you sign up, the better. We can’t wait to teach your
Wingfield Thanksgiving Dinner, 1956. Dad is carving the turkey. Mom is smiling, but exhausted (and by the way, cooked the turkey.) Please notice the 1950s version of the sippy cup and my cowgirl costume. Clearly something distracted me from looking at the camera but that would be classic Vera, right? Hope your day is filled with friends, family, and fabulous
Hello and Happy New Year! First, I want to introduce myself to those who do not know me. I am Lindsey Brumlow, the VeryVera Cooking Class & Camp Director. Second, I want to let you know that you can now register for our 2016 Winter Series of Saturday Cooking Classes. We have great things in
Within a year of the Internet going public, VeryVera.com staked its claim on the vast frontier of the World Wide Web. 20 years later, we continue to recognize the value of this interpretation of our evolving brand. Our quest was always simple: good quality, great service, and fantastic presentation. Our new website focuses on the movement
Generally, the one feature people comment on and recall about me the most is my smile. Oddly enough, as a third grader, I didn’t like my smile—it was my biggest insecurity because my teeth were so big. Today, it’s hopefully what people remember most about me. There are certainly things that make me smile quite
Frances (2 months old) & McClendon (10 months old) are celebrating their first Easter. Their Dads’ probably remember the bunny tracks I had to clean up on Easter Morning. As you’re hiding eggs, cleaning up from the Easter Bunny, and/or preparing little ones for Easter, slide this delicious breakfast casserole in the oven to enjoy
The signs are up. The azaleas and dogwoods are in full bloom. That’s right, the tournament is a mere week away. In honor of the 2016 Masters, I’m sharing one of my favorite recipes—an Augusta staple—the Green Jacket Salad. Green Jacket Salad Serves: 4-6 people Ingredients: ½ cup vegetable oil 1/3 cup red wine
In-laws have classically been viewed in a not-so-positive light. Movies and television shows have done their best to put this spin in place. I was lucky with my in-laws but as my children grew, I realized that one day I would be one, too. As each of our three sons chose their spouses, my dream
Sunday, May 15th is National Chocolate Chip Day, and we at VeryVera can’t pass up the opportunity to celebrate such a classic ingredient. There are certainly countless uses for chocolate chips, but I’m all for the old standby: chocolate. chip. cookies. I feel like everyone has a go-to recipe for chocolate chip cookies, and mine is
That may look like an ice cream cone being enjoyed by that youngster. However, it’s actually a cupcake. Sometimes things aren’t what they seem, but they could be just as sweet. Over the last few months, The VeryVera Show team has been partnering up with Immaculate Conception Catholic School in downtown Augusta for monthly cooking classes. Many
Week 1 of VeryVera Cooking Camp 2016 was a success! Our team had the greatest time with our youngest campers of the summer, walking them through simple recipes and laying the groundwork for many years of culinary exploration. While each of our team members form a connection with each camper throughout the week, it’s tradition for
When the boys were little, my favorite thing was planning the birthday parties. We recently celebrated McClendon’s First Birthday and Mom and Dad chose the theme “McClendon’s Yacht Club.” The backyard was turned into everything from sand, water and balls to create an interactive experience that resulted in happy, organized and manageable little ones.
Week 2 of VeryVera Cooking Camp brought older children and new adventures! We created fun crafts, gained valuable kitchen skills, and learned etiquette that will stay relevant throughout life. Each and every student that walked through our door had something special to offer. As is tradition at our end-of-the-week banquet, we handed out course completion diplomas to all and
With Week 3 of VeryVera Camp, we are officially at the halfway mark for 2016! As we build more relationships with campers, it makes it sadder and sadder to know that we have fewer weeks of camp up ahead. Our Intermediate campers immediately wowed us with their knowledge of cooking and prowess in the kitchen.
Week 4 of VeryVera Camp has come and gone, along with our most enthusiastic group this summer! We had such a fun time last week with our oldest group of first-time campers, from making our own icebox pickles to taking a field trip to Good Earth Produce and Garden Center. This week was all about
Week 5 of VeryVera Cooking Camp was a repeat of our Beginner class, but with 24 fresh new faces! This 8-10-year-old class is so popular that we offer two every summer. While most of the recipes and crafts were the same this week, personalities certainly were not. Our July Beginner class added their own flare to our