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Texas Culinary Institute Offers Unique Cooking Classes for Families

KVIA••Olivia Vara
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The Texas Culinary Institute, co-owned by Yvonne Enriquez, was inspired by a scene from the movie 'Hitch' and opened in March 2022 as a non-profit in memory of Yvonne's mother. The institute aims to bring people together through cooking, offering classes that teach participants how to prepare a starter, main dish, and dessert. Each class costs $98 per person, or $350 for a four-class bundle, encouraging families to disconnect from technology and connect with each other. The institute also supports caregivers through its partnership with the nonprofit Hearts to be Healed, showcasing donated artwork. Interested individuals can book classes through their website.

Key Details: • Classes cost $98 per person or $350 for a four-class bundle. • The institute opened in March 2022, inspired by a personal loss. • Classes focus on cooking as a way to connect with loved ones. • Visit the Texas Culinary Institute's website to book a class.

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