Cooking Hawaiian Style Episode 001 - Tataki Style Ahi Poke

[purplemary808]

Haha my mom has that Maui 50th Anniversary cookbook too!

[Deathofblades]

Looks delicious!

[biglu2]

Its good to see one Haole guy so passionate about cooking Hawaiian food good job brada

[seksykhmaigirl]

Nice job , it looks yummy I want some.);

[djseanb]

You can use furikake too.

[DavidKupferberg]

yes, furikake is awesome if you can find it. The local market, Lahaina Farms, has an excellent version with furikake and black roe; delicious.

[RennieRu]

i dont even like raw fish...but u did a GREAT job!!! made me wanna try it...

[biwamasa]

one of the many things that makes my home hawaii great lol

[fishsaywhat]

there is something very endearing about this video. it has heart.

[Kaenaeight0eight]

Braddah no need to sear da fish just(although it's not a bad idea) cut it in to cubes put a little hawaiian salt,green onion(scallions),a little sesame oil, chili pepper flakes mix and eat.

I usually don't care for Ogo(seaweed) in mine I call it turtle food cause thats what the turtles feed on so i try not to eat it often.

Good job by the way

[devildoc225]

@Kaenaeight0eight Exactly. Just cut it, sea salt, scallions, sesame oil, chili pepper, and eait up. When you have good Ahi, you want to taste it.

[dakiller234]

i had this at a restaurant in hawaii, and it was the best thing id ever eaten.

[lightning111170]

first comment!! woot!! good job dude looks good.