Lee heads to the city of Wyoming, Minn., to talk about "Kitchens of Hope: Immigrants Share Stories of Resilience and Recipes from Home."
Lee and "Kitchens of Hope" will be featured on "Almanac," on TPT, on Friday, during the 7 pm hour, along with a contributor from the book. "Almanac" is the longstanding public affairs television show on the local PBS station, TPT2.
Lee will be at the McGregor, Minn., library to talk about "Kitchens of Hope: Immigrants Share Stories of Resilience and Recipes from Home" on Sept. 13 at 10:30 a.m.
Lee and her co-authors will be at the Maple Grove Library to speak about "Kitchens of Hope" on Tuesday, Sept. 23.
Co-authors Lee Svitak Dean and Linda Svitak will talk about the stories and contributors to "Kitchens of Hope."
Contributors from "Kitchens of Hope" along with the authors -- Lee Svitak Dean, Linda Svitak and Christin Eaton -- will speak at the American Swedish Institute on Sunday, Sept. 28, about their new book.
Cookies, cookies, cookies! Lee heads to Mora, Minn., to talk about "The Ultimate Minnesota Cookie Book" as thoughts turn to holiday entertaining.
We have another library on our calendar: Hopkins Public Library, with Cream & Amber booksellers, as Linda Svitak (co-author) and I talk about our favorite cookbook.
Rick Nelson and I will be joining the Star Tribune Taste crew at the annual Holiday Cookie Contest extravaganza on Thurs., Dec. 4, at 11 am, at Southdale Center (main floor), where this year's winning cookies will be available for tasting. Rick and I will be signing copies of "The Ultimate Minnesota Cookie Book," with its first 20 years of winning recipes.
Join us as we talk about "Kitchens of Hope" on May 16 at the Gammelgården Museum in Scandia, Minnesota, from 10:30 am to noon. The museum honors Swedish immigrants, who founded Scandia, as well as all immigrants to a new country. Gammelgården is a open-air museum that is focused on Swedish immigrant heritage in the United States.
