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Hawaiian Grown Ewa Sweet Corn Succotash & "Alaea Poke Pulehu" Sterling Silver Rib-Eye Steak

Hawaiian Grown Ewa Sweet Corn Succotash & "Alaea Poke Pulehu" Sterling Silver Rib-Eye Steak

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Chef Grant Kawasaki

Prep Time5 minutes
RecipesMeals

Description

Aloun Farms, in Ewa's Kunia District, grows the sweetest corn on earth! We visited our friend Mit of Aloun Farm's, who credits the sweet corns high-sugar content to the nutrient rich soil found only in select areas of the Kunia plains. In this Hawaiian Grown original recipe, we use Aloun Farm's Ewa sweet corn in a simplified version of the southern classic dish; succotash, with a Pacific-Asian profile. The succulent succotash is topped with bite-size "Poke Pulehu" cuts of the king of kings in steaks, Sterling Silver Rib-Eye, seasoned with Alaea salt! Our good friends, Hawaii's super group and Na Hoku Hanohano award winning artists Maunalua stopped by to talk story and enjoy this recipe. Mahalo to Bruce, Kahi & Bobby for all of the Aloha & making such beautiful music!

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Instructions

In a large saute pan over medium-high heat, melt half of your butter and combine corn, and mushrooms and saute until slightly browned. Next, add edamame, red bell pepper and crab then season with salt and pepper. Add in the soy sauce, then at the very end, add the rest of the butter and then the tomato. Re-season with salt and pepper if necessary. Keep warm. Season your steaks with Alaea salt on both sides, some will fall off in the pan while searing. In a large saute pan over high heat, sear the steaks on both sides at high heat until you get a dark-brown color. Remove steaks from pan and cut into bite-size pieces while the pan regains its heat. When the pan is almost smoking hot, re-add your cut steak pieces into the pan and toss quickly to sear the cut edges of the meat. This will yield a relatively consistent "doneness" through each piece. Do not over cook, once you achieve color, toss for another minute max. Plate up the succotash on a large serving platter then top with the steak pieces. Re-season with Alaea salt if needed. Garnish with tube chives.

Notes

Classified as a meal, this dish goes incredibly with creamy mashed potatoes or hot rice. If you prefer to keep your steaks uncut, your cook time and doneness will vary. Substitute Alaea salt with any other sea salt, but keep in mind finer grains of different salts react differently when cooked and have big differences in taste. If you haven't used Alaea before, try it! Find these ingredients, and enjoy this recipe with a glass of Merlot, Pinot Noir, Shiraz or Cabernet Sauvignon found also at your nearest Times Supermarket! Shoots Den!

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