This blog is part of a series from Mālama Kaua’i & Tasting Kaua’i, highlighting local restaurants that source locally for their ingredients, sharing their tales of the pandemic and their battle for resiliency. Each week we encourage our readers and Continue Reading →
Have you been seeing a lot of long green beans in your CSA bag lately? Need some inspiration and a fun healthy dish to make? Hereʻs an idea. Enjoy a mouth-watering Winter Citrus & Long Bean Salad made by Chef Continue Reading →
Looking for a fun and delicious way to eat your CSA radishes? Try this Pickled Radish Recipe! Here’s a pickling recipe from Michelle Schmidt, one of our CSA members. Pickled Radish Recipe: Thin slice radish 1/2cup apple cider vinegar 1tsp Continue Reading →
Garlic Butter Quinoa Kale Rice is sure to be a healthy hit for your ohana! Continue Reading →
Enjoy a mouthful of flavors featuring an eggplant & stir-fry recipe made by Chef Bridget Kiefling. Continue Reading →
If you’re looking for a Kauai CSA that keeps things interesting, look no further! We source produce bags and other local foods from over a dozen farmers and food producers islandwide with several pickup sites across the island, offering lots Continue Reading →
Looking to celebrate a local Kauai Thanksgiving? We got you. Thanksgiving is a weird holiday with precarious and colonizing roots, but this crazy year, we’re happy to celebrate a day (or two…or three) involving food and being grateful for what Continue Reading →
All kinds of radishes have made their way into CSA bags available across the island, from pretty and mild spring radishes to the large and sometimes intimidating daikon radish! Radishes can be used for so much more than a simple Continue Reading →
You know them, you love them – the fern of many names, and our CSA treasure of the week! If you’re lucky enough to pick up one of our CSA bags from Waipā next Monday, you’ll likely see beautiful fern Continue Reading →
Did you receive ‘ulu from Aloha Aina Poi Co. in your Farm-to-School CSA Bag? Maybe you’re wondering what you can do with that sappy green fruit. Also known as breadfruit, ‘ulu is a local product found in Hawaii as well Continue Reading →