Celebrating Maui's Vibrant Culinary Scene - Los Angeles
Hawai'i is not just pineapples, SPAM musubi, or plate lunch anymore. There's so much more to the cuisine served in Hawaii these days. When you live on an island, you need to be able to survive on the local food supply. After meeting with farmers and ranchers on Maui a few years ago, I'm impressed with what they're currently producing. Add in the creativity of talented Maui chefs and you get a vibrant culinary scene. The Maui Visitors and Convention Bureau invited me to a Maui chefs exchange luncheon at Acabar in West Hollywood. See What Jay Eats... 'Ahi Tartare Shiso, Ginger / Lime Vinaigrette, Soft Herbs from Chef Mike Lofaro , Humuhumunukunukuapua'a, Grand Wailea. What a great starter to kickoff today's menu! Two of my favorites, I love good tuna and a citrus vinaigrette. Takoyaki Dumpling from Chef Kyle Kawakami , Maui Fresh Streatery A bit of octopus inside a traditional Ja...