Bringing Kalo to the World
Five chefs earned their place on a once-in-a-lifetime journey exploring kalo through the Kalo Recipe Contest… see how their recipes are bringing more than poi to the people!
Read MorePosted by Tannya Joaquin | Apr 18, 2023 | Features, Food & Culture, Secondary Features
Five chefs earned their place on a once-in-a-lifetime journey exploring kalo through the Kalo Recipe Contest… see how their recipes are bringing more than poi to the people!
Read MorePosted by Erin Yamauchi | Jul 13, 2021 | Chef, Issue 8 - July 2021, Profiles
Q&A with chef Rick Tramonto from HFWF18.
Read MorePosted by Catherine Fox | Mar 18, 2021 | Farmers, Features, Food & Culture, Issue 7 - March 2021, Profiles
David Wong, a second-generation dairyman, decided he would repurpose the family’s defunct dairy farm in Waianae into a multi-product organic one, free of pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers. He had faith that nature—without any intervention—would find the right balance for these plants to thrive.
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 Hashi Staff | Jan 21, 2021 | Features, Food & Culture, Issue 5 - January 2021
“Don’t be part of a trend—a trend has a beginning and an end,” says Michelle Karr- Ueoka, chef and co-owner of MW Restaurant. She is relaying advice from her mentor, renowned chef Thomas Keller. “Be part of a movement. A movement lasts forever.”
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