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Corre Larkin

Corre Larkin

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Creator, Coco Larkin Cooks

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social media women's issuesfood & drink culture

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Insurance, crime, death (with occasional exceptions).

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Total articles 46

  • The Prettiest Easter Eggs Ever

    By Corre Larkin| Coco Larkin Cooks@ I love traditions like this. Something that marks an occasion or a holiday. 10 plus years ago my Russian friend taught me these. She celebrates Russian Orthodox Easter and would make these every year for her table. You can eat them, but for her she made them solely as decoration and that’s what I do too. You can play around with the natural dyes and people have commented that they use turmeric and red cabbage. But she taught me how to make them using onion skins as I do here.

    By Corre Larkin · Coco Larkin Cooks

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Fennel Leek Gratin

    By Corre Larkin| Coco Larkin Cooks@ Every year for Easter we eat out. The whole family meets up and we go to someone’s club and have a very uninspiring buffet. For years, I have yearned to do it at someone’s house and to cook. When the family has done something for 20+ years, that’s just how it’s done. But as people are getting older… it’s become more appropriate to do it at a house. Everyone is more comfortable. So this year, I finally get to cook for Easter.

    By Corre Larkin · Coco Larkin Cooks

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • The Prettiest Easter Eggs Ever

    By Corre Larkin| Coco Larkin Cooks@ I love traditions like this. Something that marks an occasion or a holiday. 10 plus years ago my Russian friend taught me these. She celebrates Russian Orthodox Easter and would make these every year for her table. You can eat them, but for her she made them solely as decoration and that’s what I do too. You can play around with the natural dyes and people have commented that they use turmeric and red cabbage. But she taught me how to make them using onion skins as I do here.

    By Corre Larkin · Coco Larkin Cooks

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Coco Larkin Cooks

United States, United States