The Depanneur welcomes Olga Galperin of Nurtur Health - creator and purveyor of handcrafted beauty and wellness botanical products -  to lead a workshop featuring three distinct healthy and fun preparations that will enhance your pantry and allow you to create unique gifts for friends and family.

Nigeria is often referred to as the “Giant of Africa”, being both the most populous and wealthiest nation on the continent. The combination of a long history, diverse population and varied geography provides a fertile soil for a complex and varied cuisine, but one sadly underrepresented in Toronto. Nigerian cuisine, like West African cuisine in general, is known for its richness and variety. Many different spices, herbs and ingredients provide a broad pallet for deeply flavoured dishes, often enlivened with a chilli pepper kick. Nigerian feasts are colourful and lavish; market and street foods are plentiful and varied.

Tonight the remarkable Beauty Obasuyi, chef, real estate maven, philanthropist, Guinness World Record holder and successful restaurateur behind Naija Jollof (with 5 locations around the GTA), will be our expert tour guide through some of the most popular dishes in Nigerian cuisine.

Dive into the flavours of Rome’s most beloved street bites — humble, honest, and packed with flavour. This hands-on class brings together simple ingredients and traditional techniques to recreate the kind of food one might grab from a local bakery in Rome, or snack on wandering through a Roman piazza. Join Italian cook Erica Foffi for this exploration of some of Rome’s most iconic street food dishes.