Start a Cookbook Club Gathering your friends, old and new, together for a cookbook club seems fun. Quickly, though, the details can feel overwhelming. How do you even get people to pick a date?  Linda, one of our fabulous listeners, has been there. She offers us some practical advice for getting that club going once and for all!<a rel="payment" href="https://www.patreon.com/dinnersisters">Support the show</a>

Start a Cookbook Club Gathering your friends, old and new, together for a cookbook club seems fun. Quickly, though, the details can feel overwhelming. How do you even get people to pick a date? Linda, one of our fabulous listeners, has been there. She offers us some practical advice for getting that club going once and for all!Support the show

Start a Cookbook Club Gathering your friends, old and new, together for a cookbook club seems fun. Quickly, though, the details can feel overwhelming. How do you even get people to pick a date?&nbsp; Linda, one of our fabulous listeners, has been there. She offers us some practical advice for getting that club going once and for all!<a href="https://www.patreon.com/dinnersisters" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

Pro Tip: Cookbook Clubs In Person

A fresh take on dinner: every week real-life sisters Kate and Betsy search out, cook, laugh and compare notes on three new recipes from top food bloggers and websites like Food52 and Epicurious and chat about life in the kitchen. Kate lives in Providence, Rhode Island and cooks for a family of 2 (no kids); Betsy lives in Atlanta and cooks for a family of 5 (three kids in elementary school).

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