Fairfax County hosts intergenerational "Cooking 101" online workshop
Fairfax County Area Agency on Aging ran an online intergenerational cooking workshop led by Sticky Fingers Cooking; attendees were shown how to make a savory cauliflower kugel, an Israeli chopped salad and a Shoko Beisakit chocolate milk, and were invited to a follow-up self-defense session on Aug. 11.
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Fairfax County Area Agency on Aging held an intergenerational online "Cooking 101" session featuring Jennifer Mertz of Sticky Fingers Cooking, who demonstrated a savory cauliflower kugel, an Israeli chopped salad and a traditional Israeli-style chocolate milk called Shoko Beisakit. The session was recorded and will be available for 30 days, and organizers asked attendees to use the Zoom Q&A for questions and to complete a post-class survey to help plan future programs.
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