Justine Doiron
Justine Doiron is the Brooklyn recipe creator behind Justine Snacks, sharing seasonal cooking, vegetable-filled meals and baking, and the author of Justine Cooks.
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Justine Snacks
Justine SnacksOverview
- Known online as
- Justine Snacks (@justine_snacks)
- Based in
- Brooklyn, New York
- Work
- Recipe developer, food stylist and cookbook author
- Started posting
- 2020
- Breakout
- Helped popularize butter boards in 2022
- Debut cookbook
- Justine Cooks, published October 29, 2024
Mini bio
How it started.
Before Justine Snacks, Justine studied hospitality at Cornell and worked in publicity, including at ABC News and Discovery Networks. In 2020, she started posting her own recipes online. She later told on hand that learning TikTok for her day job gave her a reason to begin making cooking videos.
Finding her food.
A largely self-taught cook, she built her style around seasonal ingredients and recipes that home cooks can repeat and adapt. Two dishes helped more people find her: butter boards, which she adapted from chef Joshua McFadden, and baked kale salad topped with crispy quinoa.
From videos to the bookshelf.
Her debut, Justine Cooks, arrived in October 2024 with 110 recipes, from beans and vegetables to seafood, breads and desserts. It became a New York Times bestseller. She also contributes to NYT Cooking and launched the Supper Club membership on her own website in 2026.
Creditschronological, newest first
Books
- 2024Justine Cooks: A CookbookAuthor
Food and media
- 2026Justine Doiron x JPD Alaska BowlCollaborator with Jono Pandolfi
- 2026Supper ClubCreator of the recipe membership
- 2025–2026NYT Cooking contributor partnershipRecipe contributor
- 2022Baked Kale Salad with Crispy QuinoaRecipe developer
- 2022How to Make a Butter BoardRecipe adaptation from Joshua McFadden
Awards
Quotes
The best way to learn something is to create.Justine Doiron, on hand
In an October 2024 interview, she explained why making cooking videos helped her learn TikTok during the pandemic.
Trivia
- Her baked kale salad with crispy quinoa was visually inspired by a crab tostada.
- She built her first website using an Etsy template and video tutorials for less than $200.
- Her household includes a French bulldog named Walter and a cat named Gladiator.
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