Showing posts with label hawaii. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hawaii. Show all posts

Monday, February 22, 2010

Tuesday Night Supper Club--Making Reservations

it's my birthday
and
i am in hawaii
so
the only cooking I will be doing
is
cooking up falsehoods
about my age

we are eating out tonight
at a restaurant whose owner
grows all the produce on his 8 acre upcountry farm
and serves fish caught fresh daily

my expectations are endless

instead of a recipe
i thought i would leave you with this excerpt
from a book called A Meal Observed
by Andrew Todhunter
this is a quote from Philippe Legendre
previously the chef at Taillevent (3 michelin stars)

"People who have no love to share eat poorly, and they don't cook. If you love cooking, you will cook, at whatever level.  People who like to be around a table, who like to share--they'll try to cook, even if it's only an egg.  I would much prefer to eat an egg with friends than caviar with strangers.  That's important."
and a photo
of a sight
Tuesday Night Supper Club will resume next week
when I am no longer on vacation
and it's not my birthday
in the meanwhile
EAT UP!





Wednesday, February 17, 2010

tiny bubbles

who leaves 80 degree weather
in the dead of winter
for a balmy holiday 
in Hawaii?
well,
i do
of course

we planned this trip
long before we knew that
summer would show up by
mid-february
lest you think i am complaining
I AM NOT

by the time you read this
I will be sipping a mai tai
on the beach
while hubster
gives don ho

a run for his money

aloha
kili 
(my hawaiian name which was printed on a grain of rice and purchased by me
in 1984
in celebration of my high school graduation
and boiled by me
sometime in the 90s
in false hope
that it would be funny)



Royal Hawaiian Mai Tai Ingredients:





  •  1 ounce Dark Rum





  •  1 oz Light Rum





  •  1 oz Orange Curacao





  •  2 oz Orange Juice





  •  1/2 oz Lime Juice





  •  Dash Orgeat or Grenadine








  •  Dash Simple Syrup (1 cup sugar and 1 cup water boiled until the sugar dissolves) 




    Royal Hawaiian Mai Tai Instructions: 
    Mix all ingredients and pour over crushed or shaved ice in a glass. Garnish with a cherry and a slice of pineapple





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