Mother's Day Brunch
Historic Charleston & Resort Islands
For participation classes, we recommend that you wear comfortable clothing and closed toed shoes as you will be in the kitchen cooking with us hands-on. Classes usually last around 2 hours.
Here's the menu: Croque Madame Breakfast Sandwich; Smoked Salmon and Asparagus Stuffed Crepes with Champagne Beurre Blanc; Lemon Rosemary Scones with Candied Lemon and Blueberry Glaze; Strawberry and White Chocolate Sticky Buns; Whipped Vanilla Yogurt with Homemade Coconut Granola and Pineapple; Peach Bellini.
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