HAWAIIAN EVENTS
October 5, 2012 (Friday)
Island Therapy Productions presents "Ali'i of Comedy" Featuring Augie T, Frank Delima, Andy Bumatai, Mel Cabang, and Ed Ka'ahea
California Maritime Academy, 200 Maritime Academy Drive, Vallejo
Doors Open: 6:00 pm Show: 8:00 pm
Ticket Prices: $35.00 Advance (until September 14), $40.00 At the Door
Children 13 years old and under: Free
Information/Tickets: Nadine Chung (707) 704-9179 October 13, 2012 (Saturday)
Hui o Hawaii of Sacramento presents "2nd Annual Sacramento Aloha Festival" Cal Expo, 1600 Exposition Blvd., Sacramento 10:00 am - 6:00 pm October 20, 21, 2012 October 26, 27, 28, 2012
Na Lei Hulu I Ka Wekiu presents "The Hula Show 2012" Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, 3301 Lyon Street (at Bay Street), San Francisco
Saturday (October 20): 8:00 pm
Sunday (October 21): 3:00 pm Friday (October 26): 8:00 pm
Saturday (October 27): 8:00 pm
Sunday (October 28): 3:00 pm October 31: Happy Halloween!
http://pw1.netcom.com/~halkop/events.html
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Got Kilohana?
MAUI WOWI 4833 Hopyard Rd, Pleasanton, CA  Maui Wowi carries our Hawaiian BBQ Beef, Hawaiian BBQ Chicken, Kalua Pork, potato salad. Check them out when you're in the Pleasanton area! |
Spooky Ghost Cupcakes
Ingredients:
- All purpose flour - 1 cup
- Shortening - 4 tablespoon
- Sugar - 1 cup
- Egg yolks - 2
- Milk - 6 tablespoon
- Baking powder - 1 1/4 teaspoon
- Salt - pinch
- Vanilla essence - 1/2 teaspoon (optional)
How to make halloween ghost cupcakes:
Combine egg yolk, milk, baking powder, salt and vanilla essence and mix well. To this add shortening and sugar. Slowly add all purpose flour and beat well with mixer. Pour the batter onto greased cupcake pans. Fill the cupcakes half full. Bake at 375 degree for 20 minutes. It makes 18 delicious halloween ghost cupcakes. Kids will definitely love these cupcakes.
For halloween ghost cupcake icing:
- Cool whip - 1 12 oz
- Mini chocolate chips - 36
- Regular chocolate chips - 18
Directions for halloween ghost cupcake decorations and icing:
You can use a plastic bag with a corner sniffed off. Pipe cream onto corner of each cupcake. Postition 2 mini chocolate chips as eyes and one regular chocolate chip as a ghost cupcake nose.
http://blessedmom.hubpages.com/hub/Spooky-Halloween-Recipes-for-Kids |
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Wow! How quickly the summer disappeared! Hope you all had a blast!
Stores are already starting to put up CHRISTMAS decorations before Halloween! It will be the end of the year before we know it!
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 - Growing up on Kauai
Myron Kashima
Just a little deviation this month from my usual childhood memories. I want to answer a question that is asked quite often: "Why did I leave Kauai?"
Well, the answer is - school. I was accepted at a University in the Pacific Northwest. I had never been to the "mainland" before and with great apprehension and excitement, I packed all my belongings into a small suitcase and carried what little savings I had in my pocket.
Before leaving, I went down to my grandparent's rice farm to say goodbye to my family. My brothers and sisters were all up in the branches of our favorite guava tree - eating the fresh sweet fruit. I can still picture them as if it were yesterday!
Oregon was just beautiful! On one school break, I went home with one of my classmates - their family had a farm that raised peaches, apples,
onions, etc. Just as I had left my siblings up in a guava tree, I was up in a peach tree instead. I ate delicious fresh peaches like I've never tasted before.
Store bought ones were shipped to Hawaii usually force ripened. To this day, when I see fresh peaches, I remember that experience. And THAT'S why I left Kauai ..... Myron
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HAIKU FARMS MINUTE (Monthly update on the rebirth of our family farm on Kauai)  Well, Rory started some corn and not surprisingly - something ate them. Ha Ha! So what's new! Ti leaves are doing well so far. We're selling grapefruits, eggplant, avocados and some papayas. Not bad huh?!
More news next month. - Clarice
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PIDGIN CORNER - LEARN SOME LOCAL "SLANG"
Family terms:
Father: Fahdah
Mother: Mahdah
Sister: Sistah
Brother: Braddah or Bra'h
Grandfather, Grandmother: Granfahdah, Gran mahdah In Hawaii, it's common to call a stranger that is close to your age - sistah or braddah. If they're older, it's polite to call them Aunty or Uncle.
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HAWAIIAN WORD OF THE MONTH
 Family terms:
Family: Ohana
Father: Makua kane
Mother: Makuahine
Son: Keiki kane
Daughter: Keikimahine
Child: Keiki
Grandfather, Grandmother: Kupuna kane, kupuna wahine
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A hui hou - until we meet again
Aloha,
PAM KASHIMA
KILOHANA GRILL |
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