We're proud to share that The Cook's Nook received an honorable mention by the Texas Food and Wine Alliance. The alliance fosters awareness, support, and innovation in Texas culinary communities through grants, educational programming, and events. The Texas
One of the most important aspects of being able to help local communities is through programs like The Supplemental Emergency Food Access Network (SEFAN). SEFAN matters because it helps the residents of Travis County see real, tangible results
The Cook's Nook has been addressing the crucial topics of food access and equity since it was founded in 2017 by Joi Chevalier. After five years, the company has entered a new phase, as Chevalier moved from CEO to
We are delighted to announce that Mosaic Meals and Mosaic Meals-To-Go are now partnering with GAMA - Greater Austin Merchants Cooperative Association! This partnership allows us to put our ready-to-eat meals and grab-and-go quick foods in select convenience
This one-time funding from the American Rescue Plan funds helps address food insecurities and meet the needs of our most underserved communities. We are thrilled to see programs around Austin be bolstered through this funding.
The Cook’s Nook proudly introduces Mosaic Meals – fully cooked meals-to-go that are nutritious, affordable, and convenient. We believe everyone deserves access to nutritious, delicious meals. Mosaic Meals by The Cook’s Nook help fulfill our mission to help provide fresh, healthy meals for food-insecure communities.
On Monday, August 24th, Joi had the opportunity to sit down with Marcus Samuelsson to discuss his company, his career, his new book, his restaurants, and his community. Yes, there are a lot of commas in that sentence, but they were able to cover so much ground in a half-hour interview.
The Cook’s Nook is looking for a Site Production Cook and a Site Production Lead to support its partnership with Del Valle Independent School District. DVISD Program: Site Production Cook This role facilitates the
As the COVID-19 emergency evolves, we can’t help but to be aware of the impact the pandemic is having on our food system. While the work being done locally is outstanding, we are seeing a rapidly growing need
On Saturday, June 15th, the George Washington Carver Museum, Cultural and Genealogy Center presents “Let Freedom Ring!” a Juneteenth celebration. This FREE event features crafts, carnival games, human hamster ball races, bungee/ joust jumper and a mobile arcade.
