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01/28/2008
These ribs are glazed with a type of Hawaiian yellow passion fruit adding a tangy kick to the meat.
Issue #93
Source: Saveur
01/28/2008
Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese ingredients come together in this basic dish.
Issue #93
Source: Saveur
01/28/2008
A condiment of dried fish, sesame seeds, seaweed, and spices, Furikake is a favorite seasoning in many Japanese dishes.
Issue #93
Source: Saveur
01/28/2008
Macaroni salad is a standard component of the typical Hawaiian plate lunch, served in every corner of the islands.
Issue #93
Source: Saveur
01/28/2008
This dish is an adaptation of the "pan fried island pork chops" served at the Side Street Inn.
Issue #93
Source: Saveur
01/28/2008
The Portuguese sausage linguiça is a staple ingredient in Hawaiian cuisine and a spicy addition to these clams.
Issue #93
Source: Saveur
12/12/2007
This addictive appetizer is apparently of Japanese origin, but it first achieved popularity in Hawaii.
Issue #71
Source: Saveur
09/10/2007
Browning curry powder intensifies its flavor and color and is recommended for this recipe.
Issue #10
Source: Saveur
09/10/2007
The spiciness of the ginger adds some heat to this cool ice cream.
Issue #10
Source: Saveur
09/10/2007
Ginger is a versatile rhizome, adding a welcome warmth to many dishes, such as fish.
Issue #10
Source: Saveur
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