November-December 2007

November-December 2007 issue of Maui Nō Ka ʻOi Magazine

recipes

Do try this at home

The recipe for crowd-pleasing party pupus gives the how-to for Steamed Mussles in Saffron Broth, Crab Rangoon with Three Sauces, Volcano Poke, and his New York Roll.
pirate

Side Dish: Pirates of the Cuisine

Miz G gets gourmet booty at the Maui Chefs Present affair...Butternut curry nage and Filipino rice congee served with parrots.
pineapple

Eat Here Now

On an island where 90 percent of our food is imported, sustainability starts with eating locally.
art

Talk Story

Talk Story on Maui about... Bailey House... Lion King...Kahului Railroad and more!
charred ahi filet

Top Ten Tips from Ivan Pahk

Our 2007 ‘Aipono Chef of the Year shares the secrets to his success--and yours.

To Catch the Wind

A hand on the helm and your eye on the horizon: Maui sailors extol the cruising life.
persimmon

Family Tree

At Hashimoto Farm, persimmons are a way of life, generation after generation.
publisher's note

Publisher’s Note

It started with a phone call four months ago. “When is your dad’s birthday?” asked Kimokeo. “Tell him I’m going to give him a lu‘au, so he has to visit us.”
Ho‘olawa Farm

Explore Further: Native Knowledge from Ho’olawa Farms

Learn the traditional uses for native plants nurtured by Anna Palomino at Ho‘olawa Farms in Haiku.
maui home

Rock the Halls

This Kula home is a showcase of marble and stone–and rocks for holiday parties.
ivan pahk

Three Chefs to Watch

These Maui chefs are hungry for success.
Oroshigane

Oroshigane, the Japanese copper grater

This local chef uses oroshigane, a Japanese copper grater, to grate fresh Big Island wasabi root for sashimi.