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Title: A Taste of Hawaii : New Cooking from the Crossroads of the Pacific by Martin Jacobs, Jean-Marie Josselin ISBN: 1-55670-993-5 Publisher: Stewart, Tabori & Chang Pub. Date: 15 March, 2000 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $27.50 |
Average Customer Rating: 5 (4 reviews)
Rating: 5
Summary: Fantastic food
Comment: I just ate at Josselin's restaturant at Ceasar's in Las Vegas, 808 (Hawaii's area code). It bills itself as a Hawaiian/French fusion restaurant. It was the best food I've ever had. I did not realize that I had his cookbook until I went to the restaurant. The huli-huli chicken is great, as is the pineapple-maccadamia nut rice. The only problem with the book is that many of the ingredients are difficult/impossible to find outside of Hawaii.
Rating: 5
Summary: A Pacific Café Maui revisited...
Comment: When I lived in Maui, this was my favorite restaurant (A Pacific Café, on South Kihei Road, in Kihei.) This stunning cookbook, leaves me longing to be back, just so I can dine their once again.
Perhaps when I get a bigger apartment, I may try some of these adventurous recipes. Jean Marie Josselin is one of the founders of this kind of cuisine. Classically trained as a French chef, he was one of the first pioneers of "Hawaiian Regional Cuisine". He moved to Kauai and opened his first restaurant there. He used the fresh ingredients that the island provided. When he opened his first restaurant in Maui, it was an experience just to dine there. The architecture of the inside of the restaurant was rumored to cost around $250k. After a hot day out in the sun, you'd come in and sit at the bar, for a glass of wine and an appetizer while waiting for a table (since you were foolish and didn't make reservations.) The service was so good at the bar, that you decided to stay there and watch the surroundings. Across from the bar, was the line. The appetizers were being prepared, followed by the two or three chefs working on the main courses followed by the person making desserts.
Occasionally, you'd see Arnold Schwarrzennegger and his wife come in, or Helen Hunt, and maybe Dustin Hoffman would sit next to you at the bar. The food was so good, he knew you wouldn't talk to him because you'd be eating the entire time.
All of these memories come back, when flipping through this recipe book... Since I'm not in Maui anymore, I'll just have to settle for Roy's or Kaspars'. (Not a bad thing, just not quite Jean Marie's & George Gomes' masterpieces...)
Rating: 5
Summary: fantastic foods
Comment: Jean-Marie has created a comprehensive guide to better eating. His creations aren't for the faint of heart in the kitchen, but if you have the patience, it pays beautifully. I have always been more of a "presentation person" and found his recipies were easy to dress and enjoy equally.
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Title: Hawaiian Cookbook by Roana and Gene Schindler ISBN: 0486241858 Publisher: Dover Pubns Pub. Date: 01 August, 1981 List Price(USD): $7.95 |
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Title: Sam Choy's Island Flavors by Sam Choy ISBN: 0786864745 Publisher: Hyperion Press Pub. Date: 14 April, 1999 List Price(USD): $27.95 |
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Title: The Hali'Imaile General Store Cookbook: Homecooking from Maui by Beverly Gannon, Bonnie Friedman, Teresa Gannon, Laurie Smith ISBN: 1580081703 Publisher: Ten Speed Press Pub. Date: January, 2001 List Price(USD): $35.00 |
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Title: Sam Choy's Polynesian Kitchen: More Than 150 Authentic Dishes from One of the World's Most Delicious and Overlooked Cuisines by Sam Choy ISBN: 0786864753 Publisher: Hyperion Press Pub. Date: 10 July, 2002 List Price(USD): $29.95 |
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Title: Hawaii Cooks: Flavors from Roy's Pacific Rim Kitchen by Roy Yamaguchi, Joan Namkoong, Maren Caruso ISBN: 1580084540 Publisher: Ten Speed Press Pub. Date: April, 2003 List Price(USD): $32.50 |
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