Feb 27, 2024 - News

Meet the Boston Public Library's chef in residence

Steph Solis

A portrait photo of Glorya Fernandez, Boston Public Library's new chef-in-residence — Photo: Courtesy of Boston Public Library

The Boston Public Library launched a chef-in-residence program to help locals learn how to make nutritious, simple meals without straying from their cultural traditions.

Why it matters: Glorya Fernandez, the chef-in-residence, isn't an award-winning chef from an elite culinary school, but a master in making cooking accessible for Bostonians.

Driving the news: Fernandez started her one-year residency this month in the BPL's Nutrition Lab.

She'll be leading community listening sessions on March 2 and April 8 to hear what locals want to learn from the program.

Zoom in: Fernandez has held cooking classes for years, most recently through her company gogobytes.

She held a class on cooking with ancient grains at the Nutrition Lab in 2022.

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