Tag: 2019
The Iberian Connection to Hawaii’s Cuisine & Culture
by Tannya Joaquin | Aug 11, 2020 | Food & Culture, Main Dish | 0
Drive around town, listen to Hawaii radio or a stop at the store, and notable Iberian influences on Hawaii’s cuisine and culture can be seen, heard and tasted around the Islands. On any given day, it’s a waiting game for malasadas at Leonard’s Bakery, a modern day version of the hot deep fried Portuguese “donuts” first introduced to Hawaii in the late 19th century by immigrants from Azores and Madeira.
Read MoreSugar Cane Past Keeps on Chugging
by Carla Tracy | Aug 11, 2020 | Food & Culture, Main Dish | 0
While The Mill House is a modern, open-air, architectural wonder of a restaurant that was built in 1982, it pays homage to that era with sugar-mill objects of art such as two, museum-quality antique steam locomotives that transported sugarcane to be processed along with other massive industry implements displayed both inside and on the grounds.
Read MoreFrom Southwest to South Pacific
by Michelle Rice | Aug 11, 2020 | Getaway Guide, Main Dish | 0
In the early 1980s, Dean Fearing was part of group of revolutionary Texas chefs who were blending the culture and ingredients of the Southwest into a new category of cuisine. Along with two other Hawaii Food & Wine Festival veterans, Stephan Pyles and Robert Del Grande, plus Anne Greer McCann and Avner Samuel, these bold chefs with different backgrounds created the flavors of Southwestern Cuisine — the flavors now recognized all around the globe.
Read MoreKo Hana Rum Distillery: Work of the Cane
by Chandra Lucariello | Aug 11, 2020 | A Seat at the Table, Food & Culture, Winemakers & Mixologists | 0
The next time you find yourself on the west side of the island of Oahu, do yourself a favor and go get lost in the cane fields of Kunia for an hour or so. The greenery is lush, the air is crisp and clean, and you find yourself taking the time to breathe deep and pause for a moment. After about a mile drive, take a left to reach Ko Hana Distillery, the home of Ko Hana Rum.
Read MoreThe Revitalization of Ulu
by Michelle Rice | Aug 11, 2020 | Food & Culture, Main Dish | 0
or centuries, ulu, or breadfruit, has been cultivated in the Pacific Islands, first introduced to the Hawaiian archipelago as a canoe plant brought by Polynesian settlers. Ulu is touted as a sustainable starch for its low maintenance requirements to produce high yield in diversified cropping systems.
Read MoreBuddy Valastro: Apple Oatmeal Cookies
by Buddy Valastro | Aug 11, 2020 | In the Kitchen, Keiki | 0
Apple Oatmeal Cookies by Buddy Valastro of TLC’s Cake Boss
Read MoreDuff Goldman: Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Krispy Bars
by Duff Goldman | Aug 11, 2020 | In the Kitchen, Keiki | 0
Ace of Cakes chef Duff Goldman’s brown butter chocolate chip Krispy bars recipe.
Read MoreHotel Honolulu
by Kyle Reutner | Aug 11, 2020 | Cocktails, In the Kitchen | 0
Hotel Honolulu with Ko Hana Rum by Kyle Reutner
Read MoreA Jewel Above Vegas
by Michelle Rice | Aug 11, 2020 | A Seat at the Table, Getaway Guide, Main Dish, Winemakers & Mixologists | 0
The new cocktail-centric concept by world renowned mixologist Francesco Lafranconi, MR. COCO characterizes its founder’s affinity for impeccably-refined cocktails and chic decor. In a brainstorming session, the distinguished lounge was named for the Lafranconi family pet, Coco the Scottish Westie. Lafranconi’s daughter agreed, noting the exempliary work ethic and style of the late Coco Channel.
Read MoreBold Fashioned
by Kyle Reutner | Aug 11, 2020 | Cocktails, In the Kitchen | 0
Bold Fashioned with Ko Hana Rum by Kyle Reutner
Read MoreKunia Spritz
by Teves Freitas | Aug 11, 2020 | Cocktails, In the Kitchen | 0
Kunia Spritz with Ko Hana Rum by Teves Freitas
Read MoreThe Sunny Side of Pride
by Joe Bock | Aug 11, 2020 | Food & Culture, Main Dish | 0
Fifty years after the Stonewall Riots in New York City, Honolulu celebrates Pride. Drag shows and brunch go hand in hand like champagne and OJ. This year, EFFEN Vodka Presents Drag Appetit at Hawaii Food & Wine Festival, the event’s first drag brunch and LGBTQ-themed event, all in support of the Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation and Honolulu Pride™.
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