Cooking Classes | Samford University

Cook Well. Eat Well. Live Well.

The Samford Wellness Kitchen offers classes to the Birmingham community. Run by Samford’s Department of Nutrition and Dietetics in the School of Public Health, participants will learn from registered dietitians and chefs, garnering skills and knowledge that will help them prepare healthy and delicious meals.

All classes take place in the College of Health Science’s Food Production Labs, which were formerly the Southern Living Test Kitchens. A participant notebook with all recipes and nutrition information is provided for reference.

If you do not see a class that you were expecting to be available check back soon as classes are added as they become available. You can also reach us by email.

Cooking Classes for the Birmingham Community

Camp: Teen Cooking Camp

June 6-10, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Cost: $400

Samford University's Department of Nutrition and Dietetics along with registered dietitian nutritionists, Jessica Ivey and Clara Darling, are excited to offer a week of cooking classes designed specifically for teens (ages 11-16). Participants will learn how to build delicious and nutritious plates for meals and snacks with the goal of developing a positive relationship with food and cooking. Space is available for 16 participants.