http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/ Hawaiimode - Hawaii vacation, hotel and travel information en Copyright 2005 3&8 WEBOLUTION, Inc. Wed, 05 Mar 2008 12:04:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/image/etc/logo/logo144.gif http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/ 144 39 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/2874.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/2874.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/2874.htm#comment ALOHA SHOYU is an American company specializing in soy sauce, though you will most likely find it in the ‘Asian’ corner of your local supermarket. Wed, 05 Mar 2008 12:04:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/2192.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/2192.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/2192.htm#comment The most well-known “SPAM” is produced by Hormel Food and sold as a luncheon meat in a familiar blue tin at supermarkets such as Food Land, though another luncheon meat has recently been released by the European company TULIP. Tue, 18 Dec 2007 14:18:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/2151.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/2151.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/2151.htm#comment With so many people of Japanese descent in Hawaii it’s no wonder there’s a lot of Japanese-influenced dining. Fri, 14 Dec 2007 09:49:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1955.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1955.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1955.htm#comment Macadamia Nuts are one the most popular merchandise sold here in Hawaii. It’s always ranked 1st for the happiest gift from Hawaii. Tue, 16 Oct 2007 14:10:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1936.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1936.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1936.htm#comment Mariposa, located on the 3rd floor of the Newman Marcus department store overlooking the ocean, is a celebrity hangout among women in Hawaii. Right now, the “pop-over” desert being served at Mariposa is all the rage. Women just seem to adore the combination of a cream-puff-like fluffy texture and Pao de Qeijo-like melt-in-your mouth sensation. Topped with Mariposa’s special mango spread. So why not try to replicate this wonderful desert at home? Here is an overview of Mariposa’s “pop-over” recipe so you can attempt to recreate the same great taste. Mon, 15 Oct 2007 12:20:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1934.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1934.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1934.htm#comment You’ll find it in any restaurant-bar and supermarket in Hawaii: Ahi Poke. “Ahi” is Hawaiian for tuna and this dish is made by marinating lean tissue with Ogo (Hawaiian seaweed) in a soy-sauce base sauce. This out-of-this-world snack goes well with beer and is easy to make so why not try to re-create it yourself at home? Thu, 11 Oct 2007 09:20:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1870.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1870.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1870.htm#comment Most people think loco moco is a homemade hamburger patty on top of steaming rice, and the whole thing topped with sunny side egg and your finish. For those people they should think twice because the sauce is the key to a good loco moco. Fri, 28 Sep 2007 17:34:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1469.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1469.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1469.htm#comment It was the evening of July 13, 1993. The 24 hour Zippy's at the Koko Marina Center was enjoying their usual batch of local and student customers, when the most recognizable person in world walked through the door. Sun, 22 Jul 2007 16:08:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1270.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1270.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1270.htm#comment If I ever came to Hawai’i, I would definitely want to taste the traditional food of Hawai'i before going back home. Hawaiian food has a flavor that runs very deep through your taste buds. The ingredients for Hawaiian food are very abundant and the dishes are very simple in making. Thu, 21 Jun 2007 15:45:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1088.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1088.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/1088.htm#comment There is no other place you can eat Hawaiian food 24 hours a day! Wed, 09 May 2007 09:25:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/965.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/965.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/965.htm#comment For those of you who have been to Hawaii and grubbed on to Hawaii’s original plate lunch, have you ever asked anyone what “plate lunch” really is? Sun, 15 Apr 2007 03:15:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/748.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/748.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/748.htm#comment Haupia is a traditional dessert that is made with coconut milk. We’ll teach you how to make your own! Sun, 12 Mar 2006 10:18:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/747.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/747.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/747.htm#comment Pipikaula is a salted Hawaiian-style smoked beef. In Hawaiian, it means “salted beef dried under the sun”. Sun, 12 Mar 2006 10:11:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/746.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/746.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/746.htm#comment Lau lau is a traditional Hawaiian dish of meat wrapped in taro leaves and then it is steamed. Sun, 12 Mar 2006 10:06:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/745.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/745.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/745.htm#comment Taro which is said to be the staple food of native Hawaiians can be mixed with water to make poi. Sun, 12 Mar 2006 10:03:00 -1000 http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/744.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/744.htm http://www.hawaiimode.com/en/dining/hawaiianfood/744.htm#comment Picture this ladies, gentlemen, children... Sun, 12 Mar 2006 09:21:00 -1000