This captivating cookbook combines recipes with art and domestic work, promoting collective experiences and rethinking labor. Through a series of artistic, curatorial, and tasty dinner recipes, it highlights the art and politics of eating together. The book draws from a research program in Stockholm, where community members came together to cook, share meals, and participate in workshops and exhibitions. By exploring the intersection of art, food, and domestic labor, it offers a unique perspective on the value of reproductive work and the organization of labor. This inspiring book serves as a tool for rethinking the way we approach cooking and community building, and includes essays and reflections on the politics of communal cooking.