Michael Mina: Tartare of Ahi Tuna
Tartare of Ahi Tuna by Michael Mina of MICHAEL MINA Bellagio
Read MorePosted by Michael Mina | Jan 21, 2021 | Food, Issue 5 - January 2021, Recipes
Tartare of Ahi Tuna by Michael Mina of MICHAEL MINA Bellagio
Read MorePosted by Kristen Lau-Grover | Jun 10, 2024 | Features, Food & Culture, Secondary Features
HASHI Media is thrilled to announce that its widely acclaimed series, “Taste Our Love For Hawai’i,” has received two coveted Telly Awards—Silver Telly for Television – Series: Cultural, and Bronze Telly for Television – Series: Food & Beverage.
Read MorePosted by Dagny Brand | Jan 21, 2021 | Explained, Features, Food & Culture, Issue 5 - January 2021
“I was always told to use the proper tool for the proper job,” said chef Michael Mina, reflecting on the importance of correct knife use in the kitchen. Many chefs, including Mina, have perfected their knife skills to create the best dishes possible. “The saying was always small job, small knife, large job, large knife.” Knives are a very important chef’s tool, and the different types of knives as well as the different cuts are concepts that every chef, even those just starting at home, should understand.
Read MorePosted by Michelle Rice | Feb 25, 2021 | About, Community, Profiles
While the 10th anniversary Hawaii Food & Wine Festival (HFWF) last year looked and felt much different than in previous years, the mission remained resolute – to put a spotlight on Hawaii as a culinary destination and to showcase the very best of what Hawaii has to offer – its natural beauty, culture, food and people. This short video is a thank you to those of you who have trusted us to be good stewards of your contributions. It’s also a battle cry of hope for these resilient industries to continue to fight because we’re Stronger Together, Stronger Tomorrow.
Read MorePosted by Tannya Joaquin | Dec 17, 2020 | Features, Food & Culture, Issue 4 - December 2020
As the Hawaii Food & Wine Festival toasts its fifth anniversary, raise your glass to the state’s next agricultural and culinary movement.
Twenty-five years after 12 island chefs put the Aloha State on the foodie map with Hawaii Regional Cuisine (HRC), the Hawaii Food & Wine Festival (HFWF) has been declared “the next agricultural and culinary movement in the State of Hawaii.”
Read MoreHashi provides content on all things food and culture in Hawaii as a community program of the nonprofit Hawaii Food & Wine Festival with support from readers like you. Mahalo!