Event: Crofton Cook Book Club: Manuscript Cook Book from Fort Sheridan, 1895

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Dec

16

Crofton Cook Book Club: Manuscript Cook Book from Fort Sheridan, 1895

Crofton Cook Book Club
Manuscript Cook Book from Fort Sheridan, 1895

Dive into the Dunn Museum’s collection to explore an 1895 cookbook that was used at Fort Sheridan with guest speaker Catherine Lambrecht and Museum Educator Nicole Stocker. Participants are invited to test out recipes from the cookbook prior to the program to then share their experiences along with the presenters, though it is not required to join the program. Recipe options will be emailed to participants prior to the program and can be found on the Dunn Museum’s YouTube channel under #NotDunnYet.

Not Dunn Yet: Caramel Cake

This program is proudly sponsored by: USG

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Thursday, December 16, 2021
7 p.m. Central Time
Via ZOOM

A Zoom link will be emailed to registered participants no later than one hour prior to the start of the program. You may register here for a zoom link.

Email AskAnEducator@LCFPD.org with questions or concerns the day of a program.

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