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Tūtū’s Kitchen at Highway Inn is bringing back the Sunday night family dinners we grew up with! Share a family-style meal with our ‘ohana, featuring beloved dishes from local families.
Our first quarterly Sunday Dinner at Tūtū’s Kitchen will take place on Sunday, February 17. We will feature Popo’s Slumgallion (by Ku’uipo Lorenzo), Mom’s Stuffed Cabbage (by Kathi Saks) and Tempura Deep-Fried Twinkies (by Lori Wong). Ohana-style serving portions, salad, rice and soft drink beverage included. (Alcoholic beverages and juices available for purchase.)
Learn more about these dishes and the families behind them at: www.myhighwayinn.com/tutus-kitchen
Purchase event tickets: https://tutus-kitchen-feb2019.eventbrite.co.uk/
About Tūtū’s Kitchen
Tūtū’s Kitchen by Highway Inn shares the food and stories passed down by generations of locals. This exciting program features a rotation of Tūtūs — grandmothers and grandfathers, yes, but also aunties, uncles and anyone who serves as a keeper of a family’s food traditions — who will share and a recipe with the Highway Inn ‘ohana. Each dish will be served for a month at Highway Inn Kaka‘ako.
We are looking for Tūtūs! If you — or someone you know — would be interested in sharing your family’s food traditions with us, please let us know (info@myHighwayInn.com).
A portion of proceeds from the sales of Tūtū’s Kitchen dishes in 2019 will benefit Les Dames d’Escoffier Hawaii, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting women in culinary arts professions and educating our community about food.