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| Episode 027 | Green Onions - Aloun Farms |
A scallion, also commonly known as spring onion, green onion or salad onion, is associated with various members of the genus Allium that lack a fully-developed bulb. Harvested for its taste, they tend to be milder than other onions and may be steamed or set in salads in western cookery and cooked in many Asian recipes. |
| Episode 027 | Green Onions - Hula Grill Segment 1 |
Executive Chef James Rosenberry prepares a favorite dish from Hula Grill. Hula Grill Waikiki |
| Episode 027 | Green Onions - Hula Grill Segment 2 |
It's a beach where you can still hear the quick rapping of distant Hawaiian drums. Where catamarans crisscross the bay and vacationers still take long board surf lessons. And it is where you'll find the charming plantation style restaurant that is the Hula Grill Waikiki. |
| Episode 027 | Green Onions - Hula Grill Segment 3 |
From farm to table, Green Onions can be found in any local menu. Hula Grill Waikiki |
| Episode 027 | Green Onions Promo |
This week on Hawaiian Grown TV, Executive Chef Grant Kawasaki features Local Green Onions from Aloun Farms. Terry Phillips gives us the details while an uninvited guest, Jean Claude Van Dammey, tags along to harvest the crop. Later, we follow the crop to Hula Grill in Waikiki and meet up with Executive Chef James Rosenberry who prepares a variety of dishes all with green onions. |
| Episode 026 | 2008 Mealani's Taste of the Hawaiian Range and Agriculture Festival Part 1 |
Mealani’s A Taste of the Hawaiian Range is not a fundraiser, but rather a promotion of Big Island agriculture. |
| Episode 026 | 2008 Mealani's Taste of the Hawaiian Range and Agriculture Festival Part 2 |
The food festival originated in the small ranching town of Waimea (Kamuela). It began in 1996 as a humble companion event to the Cooperate Extension Services' Mealani Forage Field Day. In partnership with the local community, the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources (CTAHR) has pioneered a unique learning opportunity for ranchers and consumers. |
| Episode 026 | 2008 Mealani's Taste of the Hawaiian Range and Agriculture Festival Part 3 |
The purpose of the Taste is to provide an educational venue to encourage and support local production of agricultural products through social, cultural, and scientific exchanges featuring a diverse array of talents brought together for the purpose of developing an ethos of compatibility, tranquility, and sustainability with this land we co-inhabit. |
| Episode 026 | 2008 Mealani's Taste of the Hawaiian Range and Agriculture Festival Part 4 |
A resort like no other, the Hilton Waikoloa Village® is a destination in itself. Cruise this spectacular Big Island hotel on mahogany canal boats along tranquil waterways. Explore our oceanfront resort by air-conditioned trams or take a leisurely stroll along flagstone walkways flanked by Polynesian and Asian artwork. |
| Episode 026 | 2008 Mealani's Taste of the Hawaiian Range and Agriculture Festival Promo |
This week on Hawaiian Grown TV, Executive Chef Grant Kawasaki is an invited guest at the 2008 Mealani's Taste of the Hawaiian Range and Agriculture Festival held in the Grand Ballroom and Promenade, Lagoon Lanai and Kohala Ballroom, at Hilton Waikoloa Village. |
| Episode 025 | Big Island Abalone - Big Island Abalone Corporation Part 1 |
Big Island Abalone Corporation operates a 10-acre aquafarm to serve the world market for premium, live abalone. The facility is located on Hawaii's Big Island on the Kona Coast, near the Kailua-Kona International Airport. The abalone aquafarm is one of the largest in the world. |
| Episode 025 | Big Island Abalone - Big Island Abalone Corporation Part 2 |
Big Island Abalone Corporation produces Kona Coast Abalone™, a premium stock of Ezo (Japanese Northern) abalone. Kona Coast Abalone (Japanese Ezo) are shipped live to markets in Japan, mainland USA, Hawaii, and soon to Hong Kong and Korea. The quality of Kona Coast Abalone is highly praised by "Iron Chefs" Mr. Morimoto (N.Y.) and Mr. |
| Episode 025 | Big Island Abalone - Kona Village Resort Part 1 |
From the shores of Kauai, to the Culinary Institute of America in New York, from Switzerland and Chicago to London and Honolulu, Mark Tsuchiyama has landed here at Ka’upulehu, on the shores of Kahuwai Bay, as Executive Chef. First love for this Hawai’i-born chef has always been his island home. |
| Episode 025 | Big Island Abalone - Kona Village Resort Part 2 |
Kona Village Resort is rustic, yet luxurious, tranquil, yet adventurous and romantic, yet family friendly. Anyone who has ever dreamed of the perfect Hawaiian getaway, look no further than this island gem. |
| Episode 025 | Big Island Abalone Promo |
This week on Hawaiian Grown TV, Executive Chef Makoto Kenji visits the Big Island Abalone Farm and gets an inside looks to the time consuming process of raising abalone after which we head down the coast to Kona Village Resort with Executive Chef Mark Tsuchiyama as he prepares a creative dishes from their menu. |
| Episode 024 | Hamakua Mushrooms - BJ Penn |
Special guest BJ Penn joins Grant Kawasaki at Cafe Pesto to talk story on his upcoming events. Jay Dee "B.J." Penn (born December 13, 1978 in Kailua, Hawaii) is an American professional mixed martial arts fighter and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner who is currently the Ultimate Fighting Championship Lightweight Champion. |
| Episode 024 | Hamakua Mushrooms - Café Pesto |
The origins of Café Pesto lay in the quaint harbor town of Kawaihae where a small take-out pizzeria that began in 1988 quickly evolved into an award winning dining establishment on the resort coast of South Kohala. |
| Episode 024 | Hamakua Mushrooms - Hamakua Heritage Farm |
Founded in September 2000, Hamakua Heritage Farm is the home of Hawaii’s “gourmet fungal jungle” — where local gourmet mushrooms are grown. “Hamakua Heritage Farm is the only commercial mushroom growing farm in Hawaii,” says Bob Stanga, owner. “Our state-of-the-art automation equipment is one of only two in the United States.” |
| Episode 024 | Hamakua Mushrooms - Penn Training and Fitness Center |
Uncle drops in at the Penn Training and Fitness Center to teach BJ a few tricks. With over 14,000 sq. ft of total fitness, we have everything you'll ever need to get into the shape you want. In addition, we offer a fully equipped MMA Training Center which specializes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. |
| Episode 024 | Hamakua Mushrooms Promo |
This week on Hawaiian Grown TV, Executive Chef Grant Kawasaki visits Hamakua Heritage Farm to see how they cultivate some of the worlds best mushrooms from the Hamakua coast in Laupahoehoe. Then we follow the crop to one of the Big Islands favorite restaurants in Hilo Town, Cafe Pesto with Chef Casey. As we taste the food, Hawaii's pride of the UFC BJ Penn drops in to join us for some grinds! |
| Episode 023 | Big Island Beef Producers - Big Island Beef Producers Processing Plant |
Most born-and-bred Hawai’i cattle live a very short life in paradise. About six months after they’re born, they’re weaned from their mothers and sent by barges to feedlots on the mainland. |
| Episode 023 | Big Island Beef Producers - JJ Meat Market Part 1 |
After the cattle is breed, harvested and processed, you can pick up the freshest, healthiest meat on the Big Island from J J Meat Market in Honoka'a Town. This small deceived location looks like a convenience store loaded with hidden treasures only the locals know about it. J J Meat Market |
| Episode 023 | Big Island Beef Producers - JJ Meat Market Part 2 |
Our job is done. Time to fire up the grill and get those rib-eyes seasoned! J J Meat Market |
| Episode 023 | Big Island Beef Producers - Kukaiau Ranch |
Instead of raising grain-fed beef, Kukaiau Ranch Manager Doug raises grass-fed cattle, which dine on local grasses. Of course, there is a down side. Grass-fed cattle don’t grow as fast or as big as grain-fed beef. However, proponents argue that grass-fed cows are healthier and tastier. |
| Episode 023 | Big Island Beef Producers Promo |
This week on Hawaiian Grown TV, Executive Chef Grant Kawasaki plays "Hercules Salmonella" (aka "Da Food Cop") to do a surprise inspection at Kukaiau Ranch on the Hamakua Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. Next Hercules heads down to the Hawaii Big Island Beef processing facility to make sure the beef is at the highest quality before hitting the retail locations. |
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