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Cooking classes

The UK Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center is launching a new series of free cooking classes for anyone with type1 or type 2 diabetes, people with prediabetes, or family members of those with diabetes. These cooking classes will discuss nutritional choices as a healthy lifestyle behavior to help individuals manage their diabetes. Participants will prepare and share a delicious meal with seasonal produce and healthy proteins.

A live demonstration will feature Chef Tanya Whitehouse, program manager of the University of Kentucky Food Connection’s Learning Kitchen. The Learning Kitchen is a state-of-the-art kitchen venue on the UK campus that offers a welcoming environment for everyone interested in learning about locally sourced seasonal foods and how to enjoy them. A former sous chef for the acclaimed Holly Hill Inn in Midway, Whitehouse brings culinary expertise and a passion for Kentucky-grown foods to her programs.

Registration will open on Aug. 19, 2024.

Cooking class dates

Classes will be held from 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. on:

  • Tuesday, Oct. 1
  • Monday, Nov. 4
  • Tuesday, Dec. 10

Each class will feature a different menu. Participants may sign up for classes on select dates or for the entire series. 

Location & parking

Location

All classes will take place on the UK campus:

The Food Connection at The 90 – Room 234
440 Hilltop Ave.
Lexington, KY 40506

Parking

Free on-campus parking will be provided in the lot of the W. T. Young Library (401 Hilltop Ave.). You'll get a parking meter code when your registration is confirmed.

Campus map

You can find a map of the UK campus here.

Registration

Space in each class is limited. For more information about registration, call 859-323-5047.

Funding and support provided by UK HealthCare’s Healthy Kentucky Initiative.

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