Moroccan Nights: A Gourmet Cooking Workshop with Rani from The Hummus Truck

Moroccan Nights: A Gourmet Cooking Workshop with Rani from The Hummus Truck
Event Details:
• Date: Thursday, September 22nd, 2026
• Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Location: The OM Cafe
• Cost: $40 Members / $50 Non-Members
• Capacity: Max 20 participants
• Requirement: Pre-registration is required!
Event Description:
You know him and love him from The Hummus Truck that parks at WellCome OM every other Wednesday—now, step behind the counter and learn the secrets behind the flavors! Join Rani, the owner and culinary heart of the truck, for an exclusive, hands-on cooking workshop in the OM Cafe.
What’s on the Menu?
Temre’a Stew - slow-cooked chickpeas with peppers, tomatoes, and herbs
Moroccan Fish - salmon in a Moroccan sauce with vegetables
Served with delicious Challah bread!

Why Join Us?
• Expert Instruction: Learn directly from a professional chef and local favorite.
• Small Group Setting: With a limit of only 20 people, you'll receive personalized guidance and a true hands-on experience.
• Health Focused: Every dish is designed with vitality and clean ingredients in mind.
Spaces will fill up fast! Don't be basic—take your culinary skills to the next level and learn from the master of the Hummus Truck.

How to Register: Pre-registration is required to secure your spot. Call us at 352-600-4242 or visit the WellCome OM front desk to sign up today!
About the WellCome OM Center
At the OM Center, the concept of a lifelong wholesome and balanced food plan is the most fundamental aspect of wellness. Our goal is to educate clients on how to evaluate their lifestyle choices and to empower them to achieve and sustain improved health.
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