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HAWAIIAN EVENTS
September 3, 2010 (Friday)
Concord Senior Center presents
"9th Annual
Hawaiian Fusion Fundraiser"
Featuring: Amy Hanaiali'i
Centre Concord, 5298 Clayton Road, Concord
6:30 pm
September 3, 2010 (Friday) - September 5, 2010 (Sunday)
3rd Annual E Ho'omau 'Ukulele and Slack Key Workshop and Retreat
'Ukulele Instruction with Kimo Hussey and Tim Dang
Slack Key (ki ho'alu) Instruction with Keoki Kahumoku
Hawaiian Feather Lei Instruction with Herman Kekoa Mossman Tachera
Hawaiian Culture Sessions with Liko Puha
Westerbeke Ranch, 2300 Grove Street, Sonoma
September 7, 2010 (Tuesday) - September 9, 2010 (Thursday)
LandezaPresents "Hawaiian Legacy Tour"
Featuring Keoki Kahumoku, Herb Ohta, Jr., and
Patrick Landeza
September 7 (Tuesday) - Don Quixote International Music Hall, 6275 Highway 9,
Felton
7:30 pm
September 8 (Wednesday) - Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse, 2020 Addison Street,
Berkeley
8:00 pm
September 9 (Thursday) - Evergreen Valley College Performing Arts Center,
3095 Yerba Buena Road, San Jose
7:30 pm
September 11, 2010 (Saturday)
Cecilio and Kapono
Charlene Powers Lange Performing Arts Theatre, Hutchins Street Square,
125 South Hutchins Street, Lodi
7:00 pm
September 12, 2010 (Sunday)
Redwood City presents "Target Family Days 2010"
Featuring Kapalakiko Hawaiian Band
and Halau Na Wai Ola
Courthouse Square, 2200 Broadway, Redwood City
11:00 am - 3:00 pm
September 15, 2010 (Wednesday) - September 18, 2010 (Saturday)
LandezaPresents "Weldon Kekauoha"
September 15 (Wednesday) - Harlows, 2708 J Street, Sacramento
6:30 pm
September 16 (Thursday) - Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse, 2020 Addison Street,
Berkeley
8:00 pm
September 17 (Friday) - Bocci's Cellar, 140 Encinal Street, Santa Cruz
7:30 pm
September 18 (Saturday) - Gray Pine Farm, Raspberry Lane, Oak Run
6:00 pm
September 18, 2010 (Saturday)
Halau Ka Liko Pua O Kalaniakea
"Ho'ike"
Hula Performances by the Halau's Fremont and San Francisco Branches
Newark Pavilion, 6430 Thornton Avenue, Newark
Doors Open: 5:00 pm
Dinner: 6:00 pm
Ticket Price: $35.00
Information/Tickets: Mary Leong (650) 219-2209
September 19, 2010 (Sunday)
Annual BBQ on the Lawn
Featuring Willie K and Band
Rancho Nicasio, 1 Old Rancheria Road, Nicasio
4:00 pm
http://pw1.netcom.com/~halkop/events.html |
RECIPE OF THE MONTH:
PLUMERIA CUPCAKES
http://www.tasteduds.com/2009/06/01/hawaiian-inspired-chocolate-cupcakes/
For the full details on making the cupcakes and the beautiful plumeria design toppings, please go to the site above. Although it's a multi step process, the results are beautiful! Great idea for baby shower, wedding, etc.
Have your own recipe? Let us know so we can pass it on to our other customers!
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Kilohana Trivia
Hawaiian Style Chili!
Thursday's we feature our special Hawaiian Style Chili. We use premium angus ground beef, beans, and diced portuguese sausage and other seasonings to tantalize your taste buds.
We don't do a huge volume since we only serve it one day of the week but we serve approximately a hundred gallons of chili a year! Get a plate lunch, bowl or take home a large chili and add it to a hot dog, burger, or make your own "taco" type salad.
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Aloha Festival - Hawaii
 If you are lucky enough to be in Hawaii the week of September 18 - 25th, take in all the festivities of the Aloha Festival held in Waikiki. The magnificent floats and horseback riders are a beautiful sight to see!
I recently came back from Hawaii. I went to celebrate my mom's 88th birthday. We had a great time and my Waikiki beach boy brother Oku took us all canoe riding the day I left, mom included. We had a blast! Try it next time you're over there! September is another busy month with all the kids going back to school. The weather will start to change as we start the new season that takes us to the end of another year. It will be Christmas before we know it - yikes!
Hope you are all well - Malama Pono - Take care,Pam and Myron Kashima and all of the staff at Kilohana Grill |
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DAYS OF MY YOUTH - MYRON KASHIMA
 HOME SWEET HOME
I grew up on a sugar plantation on Kauai. Back then, housing was available to the workers of the plantation. The homes were usually very small by today's standards. We lived in a tiny three bedroom house that was around 700 sq. feet. The entire house was about the size of our restaurant. In addition to the three bedrooms, there was a small kitchen and eating area and living room. The roof was made of corrugated iron. and I still remember the sound of the rain when it hit the roof.
There were eight in the family, two kids in each bedroom and the youngest two shared the bedroom with mom and dad. We had an "outhouse" and a "furo" or bath house that was also separate from the main house. I hated to go out there when it was dark and rainy.
Although it was small and sparse, we were happy to have a house to live in. Dad worked very hard for the plantation and usually worked two other jobs part-time at night and on the weekends. Mom worked too and went to night school. I don't know how they did it! We didn't have much money but there was a lot of love. We didn't have store bought toys but we always had a lot of toys we made on our own and games we made up playing tag in the forest and swimming in Huleia river.
It sure was a different time back then. No TV, fax machines and cell phones. In hindsight, we were lucky to run around and just be kids. Too bad you have to be "on vacation" to get away from all the modern technology. Our kids grow up too fast in this day and age, what a shame they've missed out playing mud pies, shooting marbles and getting dirty.
Aloha, Myron |
 HAWAIIAN WORD OF THE MONTH "Moe Moe" Mo eh, mo eh Translation: To sleep
After I eat lunch, I going moe moe,
das da Hawaiian exercise program!
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PIDGIN CORNER - LEARN SOME LOCAL "SLANG" "Babooz" - pronounced - bah booze
loose translation means, "knucklehead"
Quit being a babooz and stop fooling around,
we got work to do!
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PLACES OF INTEREST: ISLAND OF LANAI
 You won't find a single traffic light here and that's exactly how the people of Lanai like it. Only nine miles from Maui yet a world away, Lanai can feel like two places. The first is found in luxurious resorts where visitors can indulge in world-class amenities and championship-level golf at The Challenge at Manele and The Experience at Koele. The other is found bouncing along the island's rugged back-roads in a 4-wheel drive exploring off the beaten path treasures like Keahiakawelo (Garden of the Gods) and Polihua Beach. In fact, only 30 miles of Lanai's roads are paved.
The smallest inhabited island in Hawaii, Lanai offers big
enticements to its visitors. From the stunning views atop the pine-lined
Munro Trail to watching the acrobatic spinner dolphins from romantic Hulopoe Bay,
Lanai is a special place where you're sure to find serenity, adventure
and intimacy. If you want to get away from it all, get away to Lanai.
http://www.gohawaii.com/lanai/about
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HAVE YOU TRIED OUR NEW
cake*happy CHIFFON CAKES? We carry their Guava, Haupia Coconut, Chocolate Haupia and Chocolate Dobash cakes. All flavors subject to availability - they've been selling well and we often sell out of at least one of the items.
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GOT MALASADAS?
 Malasadas are hot, scrumptious Portuguese sugar donuts made famous in Hawaii by Leonards Bakery. We just started carrying these delicious donuts and our customers love them! Unfortunately, we didn't anticipate the great demand and and are currently working with our supplier. We'll keep you posted on when we'll have more available. Check our facebook page for updates during the month! |
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KILOHANA FOOD ALSO AVAILABLE AT:
Maui Wowi is located in Dublin at
7931
Amador Valley Blvd,
(925) 833-7400
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Have our food delivered to your home or business!
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NOW CARRYING  OUR TERIYAKI GLAZE AND DIPPING SAUCE TAKAHASHI
MARKET
221 South Claremont St. (off 3rd Avenue)
San Mateo, CA 94401 PHONE (and fax):
650/343-0394
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I hope you enjoyed our newsletter. I welcome your feedback and you can unsubscribe at anytime. Until next month.....
A hui hou - until we meet again
Aloha,
PAM KASHIMA
KILOHANA GRILL |
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