Freshly frozen poi made with local kalo—convenient, ʻono, and rooted in tradition. Support Hawaiʻi farmers and keep culture alive, one bowl at a time. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to prepare this frozen staple for eating: ThawPlace frozen poi in the Continue Reading →
This kalo paʻa shoyu poke recipe was submitted by Trishelle Gandeza, originally of Nānākuli and now residing in Kekaha on Kauaʻi. Trishelle shares, “my husband created [this recipe] for me while I was hāpai with my sons. For some reason Continue Reading →
Looking for taro recipes? Don’t know where to start and are looking for inspiration? Look no further. Continue Reading →
If you’ve ever driven through Princeville and over the bridge to Hanalei, you’ve seen the mass fields of wet land taro on Kauai. Fields and fields of Kauai’s valuable commodity and canoe plant, Kalo grows not just in water beds Continue Reading →
These are as versatile as they are delicious. Light, flexible, pliable and a perfect disk for whatever is on the menu. Spread jam and butter, peanut or almond butter, goat cheese and red pepper jelly, tapenade etc etc. Best of Continue Reading →
Taro extends itself WAY beyond a side dish. I will happily make Taro the center piece of any fabulous meal, any day. I love waking up to leftover cooked taro ready and waiting for an inspired thought, a spark of Continue Reading →
Tahitian Spinach Leaf is grown primarily for its greens. Loaded with Vitamin A, C and Thiamin (B1) it’s a welcome change from conventional spinach. Just like the taro corm, Tahitian Spinach must be cooked in boiling salted water in order Continue Reading →
