Bri McKoy

Bri McKoy is an accidental home cook, recipe developer, and people gatherer. She is the author of Come & Eat and The Cook's Book.

She loves to give people the skills and recipes they need in the kitchen so they can bring more people to their table.

She is the creator of The Everyday Kitchen Masterclass, a five-week online course that teaches people how to become more confident home cooks. Find stories and recipes on her food blog at BriMcKoy.com or watch her videos with recipe tips and tricks and read her reflections on Instagram @brimckoy.

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