Showing posts with label HAWAII. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HAWAII. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

HAWAIIAN BEEF STEW WITH POI


HAWAIIAN BEEF STEW WITH POI
- 2 to 3 pounds of stew beer
- Flour
- Salt
- Pepper
- Vegetable oil, or bacon drippings
- Raw vegetables (carrots, onions, potatoes, other root vegetables)
- 1 to 2 cups Tomatoes, peeled and seeded
- 2 teaspoons Hawaiian salt
- 1 cup poi

COOKING INSTRUCTIONS:
Dredge 2-3 pounds of stew beef lightly in a blend of flour, salt and pepper. Brown in vegetable oil or bacon drippings in deep, heavy-bottomed Dutch oven. Cover with water, bring to a boil, turn down heat and simmer for an hour. Add 2-3 cups of raw vegetables: chunks of carrot, onion, potato and other root vegetable (chunks of peeled, boiled taro are good, too). Add 1-2 cups of peeled, seeded tomatoes (may be frozen or canned) and 2 teaspoons Hawaiian salt (or kosher salt). More water may be added, if necessary. Simmer one hour. Just before serving, add 1 cup poi to thicken stew: stir and add more poi if needed. up to 2 cups. Serve hot over steamed Japanese-style rice. Pass Hawaiian chili pepper water (tiny red-hot chilies steeped in boiling water, then bottled) and trimmed green onions for those who like a little fire.

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

HAWAIIAN CHICKEN


HAWAIIAN CHICKEN
- One (1) can pineapple sliced
- One (1) large sweet onion sliced
- Three (3) chicken breasts split
- Half (1/2) cup peach preserves
- One and Half (1 1/2) teaspoon salt
- One (1) tablespoon soy sauce
- Three (3) tablespoon vegetable oil
- One (1) tablespoon white vinegar
- One (1) green pepper

HAWAIIAN CHICKEN PREPARATIONS:
Sliced drain pineapple; set aside.Sprinkle chicken with salt. Brown chicken in margarine. Cover and cook until chicken is done. Add onions and green pepper to chicken.Combine preserves soy sauce and vinegar. Pour over chicken and cook about three minutes turning chicken to glaze. Remove chicken to platter and add pineapple to sauce. Heat thoroughly; spoon over chicken.