EP 24 | Cooking Up Community: How Recipes & Comfort Food Bring Us Together

14/10/2025 21 min Episodio 24
EP 24 | Cooking Up Community: How Recipes & Comfort Food Bring Us Together

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Connect with me on Instagram → @kaylabrintTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kaylabrintPinterest: http://pinterest.com/kaylabrintYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/kaylabrintIn today’s episode of The Deviled Egg Society, we’re pulling up a chair and talking about something we are all craving more of in 2025: community.Y’all, building true connection has never felt harder. Between busy schedules, endless scrolling on social media, and technology pulling us in a million directions, it’s easy to feel isolated. But there’s one place I’ve found that always brings us back together—the kitchen.I share how cooking has been my anchor for connection, whether it’s through making a classic chicken pot pie, layering up a family-favorite lasagna, or simply putting good ingredients on the table. Comfort food has a way of reminding us of home, love, and belonging. And when we swap recipes or share meals, it creates a bond that’s deeper than just food—it’s culture, tradition, and family all rolled into one.We’ll talk about:Why community is harder to find but more important than ever.How cooking and meal prep can foster connection in families and neighborhoods.The role of recipes as gifts—a way of sharing part of ourselves with others.Why comfort food like pot pie and lasagna will always have a place at the table.How social media and technology can actually help us share recipes, traditions, and culture if we use them well.So whether you’re stirring up Velveeta mac & cheese, baking pies that once intimidated you, or just trying to make weeknight dinners feel special, know this: your food is your love letter to your people.✨ Takeaway: Community is built one meal, one recipe, one table at a time.📲 Don’t forget—come hang out with me on Instagram and tell me what recipes you’re making. Let’s keep this conversation (and these connections) going.