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Frederick native Tini Younger cooks live at FCC today after a crab dip demo in Brooklyn Park

The Daily Frederick teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you follow viral chef Tini Younger, she's in your backyard today. The Frederick native made crab dip and answered fans' questions Wednesday at the Chesapeake Arts Center in Brooklyn Park. Park Literacy Project and Park Books of Maryland presented the event, with Jimmy's Famous Seafood. Before it started, she presigned a stack of her debut cookbooks.

400copies of her debut cookbook presigned before the event

Tini Younger signed them ahead of the Brooklyn Park crowd.

The Baltimore Sun reports the book, "Today We Are Cooking… Recipes That Teach You to Think Like a Chef," came out Tuesday and has over 100 beginner-friendly recipes. Today, brings her back to Frederick for a live demo from noon to 1 p.m., followed by audience questions.

  • Where: Jack B. Kussmaul Theater, 7932 Opossumtown Pike
  • Tickets: required for the event
  • Tasting samples: included, and they contain shellfish
  • Host: Curious Iguana Books

Tini Younger cooks at the Chesapeake Arts Center on Nov. 4 and at FCC on Nov. 5

DayPlaceWhat
Wed., Nov. 4Chesapeake Arts Center, Brooklyn ParkCrab dip demo
Thu., Nov. 5Kussmaul Theater at FCCCooking demo, noon to 1 p.m.

Sources: Capital Gazette, The Baltimore Sun, Curious Iguana Books event listing

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