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Free Cooking Demonstrations (One Is Today!) at Food Bank in Geneva

As part of Hunger Action Month, Northern Illinois Food Bank will host two free cooking demonstrations at its West Suburban Center in Geneva.

As part of Hunger Action Month, Northern Illinois Food Bank will host two free cooking demonstrations at its West Suburban Center in Geneva.

Cooking Without A Recipe

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Ever looked into your pantry and wondered what to do with the items you have in it? There is an easy and fun solution to the problem.

Join Chef Crystal Graber, nutrition center manager at Northern Illinois Food Bank, on Tuesday, Sept. 18, at noon for a look at how you can turn common pantry items into a meal that can be recreated at home. Those in attendance will walk away with recipes in-hand and a chance sample the dish. 

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Cooking With Your Kids

On Thursday, Sept. 27, at 6 p.m., Chef Graber and a youth assistant will demonstrate kid-friendly recipes that make cooking fun for parents and children.

Both cooking demonstrations will be held at Northern Illinois Food Bank’s West Suburban Center, 273 Dearborn Court, Geneva. Dearborn Court is located off Averill Road between Kirk Road and Kautz Road.  The demonstrations are free and open to the public, however seating is limited. Reservations can be made by calling 630-443-6910, ext. 116, or by emailingmsipes@northernilfoodbank.org.

Northern Illinois Food Bank provides food to more than 60,000 hungry neighbors each week through a network of food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters and youth and senior feeding sites in 13 counties. During the month of September, Northern Illinois Food Bank and more than 200 Feeding America food banks across the country are hosting awareness campaigns and events to bring attention to and take action for the cause of hunger.

 

SOURCE: Northern Illinois Food Bank

 

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