Join our first-ever community cooking class filmed by Randolph Community Television.

Join us for a FREE community cooking class to celebrate our one year anniversary event in collaboration with Turner Free Library, Randolph Community Television, and the Randolph InterGenerational Center on December 7! We will be making our now-famous puff puff pastries. A savory and sweet donut popular in West Africa.

Program Details

Learn how to make authentic Nigerian puff puff pastries from local small business owner Sola Ajao. This class will be held at the Randolph Intergenerational Community Center at 128 Pleasant Street from 5-6PM. Registration is required as supplies are limited and on a first come, first served basis. 

***Due to the popularity of this program, registered participants must arrive within 10 minutes of the program start time or their spot will be given to a waitlisted patron.***

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Sola Ajao is the owner of Destiny African Market, a food business that creates accessibility to African products and goods that are truly hard to find anywhere else. For the past 20 years she has been a licensed food caterer and have served thousands of people through her catering company which is also now a grocery store.

Destiny African Market is a dual African grocery store and African catering company based in Randolph, MA. They serve the immigrant and Afro-Caribbean community of South Shore, Massachusetts with authentic foods, including African snacks and goods from their homeland.

WATCH THE RECAP BELOW FILMED BY RANDOLPH COMMUNITY TELEVISION

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