Jollof and waakye
The Sunday pot. Come hungry, leave with a container if there is extra.
Welfare Hub · Taste of Home
Food that tastes like someone cooked for you.
Cookouts, jollof and shared tables are for joy. If the cupboard is empty, that is a different door, and it stays quiet.
Rice and peas, plantain, pepper soup
Caribbean and West African tables side by side, not in competition.
Injera, stews and tea
East African plates, and a chair for anyone who has never tried them.
Your recipe
If home tastes like something else, tell the events team. The table gets wider.
Joy and hardship are not the same queue
A cookout is public and cheerful. Needing food is not a spectacle. If you need staples, use the food and essentials drive or the support fund. You do not have to come to a social to eat.
