Like other enterprises across the planet, my Tiny Kitchen cooking school for children and teens was shuttered for most of 2020. The exceptions were early-bird, home-schooled kids, one of whom managed to have a cooking birthday party right before the lockdown.
Hair Aid, an Aussie-based group of hairdressers that regularly comes over to teach Filipinos in the slums to cut hair, and whose only R&R is a night of cooking Filipino food at Tiny Kitchen, also made it just in time.
The only other year my school closed for the summer was when I was on the way with my youngest, Tatin, who is now one of my teachers. In fact, my then future children were the reason I started Tiny Kitche…
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