A book club, but for cookbooks! Try out a different recipe each month, and come to discuss with other passionate home cooks.
Are you a passionate home chef? Do you love to read about new recipes? Do you enjoy experimenting in the kitchen? Then this program is for you! Come join our What’s Cooking? Book Discussion. Each month, one cookbook will be selected. Throughout the month, participants will attempt a recipe from the cookbook, then come to discuss what they made at a monthly discussion! It’s a book club, but for home cooks who want to try new recipes and dish about their love of food!Â
Note: EVPL has limited copies of these titles in its collection. Please use our Interlibrary Loan system to request the cookbook title if you are unable to checkout a copy: https://www.evpl.org/services/interlibrary-loan/Â
Cookbook and Discussion Dates 2024
EVPL book links: https://catalog.evpl.org/MyAccount/MyList/289Â Â
January 25 - Milk Street: Cook What You Have by Christopher Kimball
February 22 - The Chinese Takeout Cookbook: Quick and Easy Dishes to Prepare at Home by Diana Kuan
March 28 - Joy of Cooking by Irma S RombauerÂ
April 25 - How To Cook Everything Vegetarian by Mark BittmanÂ
May 23 - On the Curry Trail: Chasing the Flavor That Seduced the World by Raghavan Iyer Â
June 20 - Pig Beach BBQ Cookbook: Smoked, Grilled, Roasted, and Sauced by Matt Abdoo and Shane McBrideÂ
July 25 - Salt, fat, acid, heat: mastering the elements of good cooking by Samin NosratÂ
August 22 - The Tucci cookbook by Stanley TucciÂ
September 26 - Coconuts & collards: recipes and stories from Puerto Rico to the Deep South  by Von DiazÂ
October 17 - Tasting history: explore the past through 4,000 years of recipes by Max Miller Â
November 21 - Make it ahead: a Barefoot Contessa cookbook  by Ina GartenÂ
December 19 - Justice of the Pies: Sweet and Savory Pies, Quiches, and Tarts plus Inspirational Stories from Exceptional People: A Baking Book by Maya-Camille Broussard
AGE GROUP: | Adults (18+) |
EVENT TYPE: | Cultural & International | Books/Literature/Writing |
TAGS: | EVPL Central |
*Originally opened in 1932 and designated as Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library’s main branch, EVPL Central is located at 200 SE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. With 145,000 square feet, the building contains areas for kids and teens, Maker Central, Education Central, Business Central, study rooms, and the Indiana Room, a special collection of materials that focus on local and regional history. Available for public use, EVPL Central also features the Browning Rooms, a conference room, and a large group room.
