Spend a relaxing all inclusive weekend away with local painter Melanie Smith and personal chef Lori Butler in beautiful Bauline East, Witless Bay. Complete with Spanish inspired cuisine and intimate class instruction in Oil Painting, this is sure to be a memorable adventure!

Personal Chef Lori Butler with be creating and preparing all your beautiful meals, with her creative flair and passion for cooking,

you are sure to be satisfied.

Your meals this year will be inspired by various regions of Spain and will included, Basque Country Sheepherders Bread, Chicken and Shrimp Paella from the Valencian area and Gypsy Omelet with Ham and Chorizo Sausage from the Andalusia region.

Local Painter Melanie Smith will provide a full weekend of instruction in Oil Painting. You will learn about the importance of the grisaille and the veil, adding mediums, and much more... For the Experienced and the Beginner, Everyone welcome!

New date to be announced!

Place: The Whale Watcher B&B

Overlooking the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve

Bauline East, Newfoundland

www.whalespuffinsicebergs.com

For more information contact:

Melanie Smith: meldsmith@hotmail.com

709-576-0740


The cost of this all-inclusive weekend is 375.00 tax included. There are various rates available for couple/friends packages and private rooms are available at an increased rate.


For information on registration please contact Melanie @ 576-0740 or meldsmith@hotmail.com.


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Melanie Smith
22 Hamilton Avenue
St.John’s, NL
A1E 1H7


Lori Butler
2 Sherwood Drive
St. John's, NL
A1E 2X4

Crepes

Crepes

1 ½ cups of all purpose flour
1 Tbsp of sugar
1 egg
generous ¾ cup milk

Wisk together all ingredients for 5 min. Test batter by dipping spoon in and seeing if it coats the back of the spoon evenly. Your batter should be very thin. You won’t be sure what I mean by thin until you start making them.

Heat a little oil in and skillet and let almost smoke then pour ½ cup of batter in the skillet and immediately start to tilt around your pan to make your crepe. Use your own judgment on how much batter to put in the pan.
 Give it a min and then turn it over and give it another min. 

Assume your first few crepes are a trail and error test.
Be patient it takes only practice now to get them right :)