Cooking Hawaiian Style Episode 001 - Tataki Style Ahi Poke

Pilot for a Hawaiian Cooking Show.. Cooking Hawaiian Style brings Hawaiian flavors into your kitchen.

Episode 001 is a simple, healthy recipe for one of the most popular Hawaiian favorites, Poke. Poke is a kind of seafood salad most commonly made with tuna, but also octopus, crab, and other types of fish. There are countless variations of poke. This recipe is the one I make at home in NYC.


Credits
Produced & Directed by
David Kupferberg
Exit Ramp 23

Graphic Design
Aaron Rothschild
AJR Group

Editor
David Kupferberg

Music By
George Kulokahai
&
Felix Mendelssohn & The Hawaiian Serenaders




Copy & Paste Recipe


Tataki Style Ahi Poke

Ingredients:
8 Oz. Sashimi Grade Tuna
2-4 Oz. Dried Seaweed
1/4 Cup Green Onion
1/4 Cup Sweet Onion
1 Tbps. Sesame Oil
1 tsp. Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 tsp. Soy Sauce
1/2 tsp. Red Pepper Flakes (if desired)
Sea Salt & Fresh Cracked Pepper (to taste)

Cooking Instructions:
Generously season Tuna. Pour 1 tsp. of
Sesame Oil into a hot pan,
and sear on both sides for 10 seconds.
Let Tuna rest for a few minutes.
Chop Vegetables and Seaweed. Dice Tuna.
Mix in Bowl with other ingredients.
Add Salt & Pepper to taste if necessary.

If you like this recipe, try it with cooked octopus instead of tuna, it's fantastic.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Cooking
• Hawaiian
• Hawaiian Food
• Food
• Tuna
• Poke
• Salad
• Healthy
• Seaweed
• Sushi
• Tataki
• Nori
• Hawaiian Shirt
• Magic Bullet Looks
• HVX
• 35mm Adapter
• Cooking Show
• David Kupferberg
• Cooking Hawaiian Style

[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.

[teapotmadness]

so what happened to your cooking show?

[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.);

[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.

[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