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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- Hi Everyone!
Thank you so much for clicking on this video and wanting to learn more about plantation cooking (back in the day) and all the old stories that went with it. My mom and her brothers were born and raised in Laupahoehoe on the Big Island of Hawaii and have very fond memories of growing up there. I want to capture these recipes and stories for future generations to be able to learn and grow from. Thank. you so much for your support and for watching!
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Pork Guisantes Recipe
2 lbs pork (according to your preference such as shoulder, butt, loin)
1 medium size onion, diced
5 cloves garlic, chopped
2 tbs fish sauce (patis) amzn.to/3MkIi9f
6 bay leaves amzn.to/3GjX0JQ
2 14.5 oz cans tomato sauce or diced tomatoes amzn.to/437PbAN
1 red pepper
1 lb peas
1 bottle pimentos amzn.to/439XJXF
Teriyaki Beef Sticks
2 lb flank steak
Marinade: (Overnight)
1/3 C. Shoyu amzn.to/3m5necj
1/3 C. Sugar amzn.to/40N0Cwi
1 1/2 T. Hoisin Sauce amzn.to/3ZM2W5k
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1 T. Minced Garlic
1 T. Fresh Ginger
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*Uncle Warren used 1/2 C. of shoyu and sugar... so make it to your liking. Main thing is that the shoyu and sugar are equal parts. Also, make sure to cut the meat against the grain.
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Yes grilled eggplant with shoyu mayonnaise is my favorite along with the pork and peas and shoyu hotdogs as well as the fried chicken … yummy
Thanks, Cindy!
Another GREAT VIDEO!!!😊😂. All you FOLK'S looking GREAT!!!
🙂😀😃😄😁💯👋🤞✌️👌👍☝️🤙👏🙏😊
Thanks, Michael!
I love your mom’s smile..
I'll let her know. Thank you!
Of course…I want to see your uncle’s and mom cook always.. Thankyou for sharing!!
Thank you!
You guys should put together a Plantation Family Cook Book!!!!!!
Yes, I agree!!
Thank you for the suggestion! Possibly...
@@Caritaira would be really amazing.
Hi Ben! So nice to see you and your family cooking! Lots of good food!!! 😋😋😋
Bravo Everyone 👍🏼Yes Please😃more videos with your Ohana♥️Mahalo Kari Reid Ellie keep your traditions alive and well! Grandpa is smiling as always and Granma is smiling too! They started it♥️And. Kari & Reid you both have the vision too show and share your passion with others 🌟Mahalo & God’s Blessings 🙏🏽
Thank you, Lynn!
Cari your uncles are so mellow like your mom. Simple men but I think they are all professionals.. Love watching them cooking with so many memories they can share. Small gathering is life time memories.
Thank you! Yes, I appreciate my uncles so much!
Nice cooking show, and the most interesting part was hearing the older folks talk about what it was like for them when they were younger, passing on their parent's wisdom, and how they go about living life. Just a suggestion, it was hard to read some of the things written on screen. Black would have been a better choice than pink. Thanks for posting. This was one of the best things I've seen on TH-cam in months.
Thank you for the comment! And yes, I agree about the words on the screen... I should've chosen black. Thank you for the encouraging and supportive words!
@@Caritaira Thanks for responding. To tell you the truth I really didn't expect a response. Again, must be the influence of your parents which caused you to be so considerate and diligent. I know you must be very busy, especially with all the comments you are getting. I think you've got something special going on here. Good luck and, again, great show. I will be subscribing and looking forward to other great shows. ps: tell all the old timers their knowledge and willingness to share is greatly appreciated.
I love it when your Ohana talk stories 🫶🏼 it’s so old school!
Thank you, Deann! These are the stories I want to be able to share with. my daughter when she gets older too.
Well spoken regarding being content with what you have. The younger generation could really learn a lot from the older generations. My father always likes to talk and make friends with anybody. My father also grew up in a plantation family in Kohala and told us stories of hard times growing up. Nice to see your family reminiscing.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I feel so grateful to be able to capture these moments.
We are old "locals' born and raised in Kalihi but now living in Pennsylvania. The food brought back many good memories but best part is your ohana talking story. Mahalo
Thanks for watching, Chris!
Yes, please have more videos with your mom and uncles! You are so blessed to have an amazing family!
Thank you, Susan! I'll see if we can put together another one like this!
Cari you are so fortunate to be a part of your close knit family. Everyone has their own way of doing things, but as part of a family those differences can be set aside for the love of family. Especially in today’s world that is moving so fast. This is coming from a 70 year old. I was born and raised in Aiea. My dad had huge thick belt, back in the day.🤣Love and blessings to you and your family❤️🙏🌺❤️
Hi Patricia! Thanks so much for sharing your memories! I think my grandpa also had a belt back in the day. haha
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Mahalo again fo.sharing you uncle’s Plantation style dish with us. Lov the talk story of back in the days.Mahalo 🤙😎
Thanks, Anthony!
Ah great video of family stories that's the best. Back in the days we call that discipline. Now days kids call CPS on you. Love your meals. Beautiful family thank you for sharing.
haha! How things have changed!
I enjoyed the first and this second part please do more of these, love them you have a beautiful family.
Maybe part three with siblings and aunties and maybe your young nieces and nephew.
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Good idea! It's always nice to include the younger generations!
Your family is so beautiful. Plantation life was good life with plenty neighbors and fresh foods. Thank you for sharing your stories.
Thank you for watching, glad it brought back some good memories!
Again, thank you so much sharing our local recipes!🌺
Thank you, Terry!
What a great combination cooking & talking story... I love having the whole family presenting mom & dad food memories while you guys were going up. Mahalo! Can't wait to see more family videos... God bless your Ohana..
Thank you, Roy!
My dad grew up on the Waialua plantation and would prepare the same dishes especially from the part one series. Thank you for bringing back my simple life childhood with my parents through your videos.
Thank you for watching!
Your family is very precious! Watching this & your part 1 video really brought back many great memories of our family as well … my mom was even a barber like your grandma, working so hard & selflessly. Grandpa worked in the plantation while grandma made & sold her own tofu throughout the camp. The simple food, especially the red shoyu sausage, shoyu/mayo dressing, Teri sticks, still made today. Keep these videos going!
Wow, such similarities! Thank you for sharing your memories about your family. It's always so special to read about how these videos stir up old memories and feelings of family within the TH-cam community!
Love these vids with your mom and uncles!
Also… it brings back memories of these recipes growing up!
Great idea to make these types of videos
Start thinking of what you’ll be making when your keiki make videos of you 30 years from now, haha
Haha that is such a crazy thought to think about… but I’m sure it’ll be here before I know it.
I enjoyed watching the video. I hope everyone is doing well
Thank you, Stacey!
I just watched your Pork Guisantes, I’m so impressed! I cook it the same way! I am 3rd generation Filipino.
Kau kau Tin brings back memories too from my grandpa and parents. You have a beautiful family!!! 😊. Great cooking!
Thank you for sharing your memories! Glad you enjoyed this video!
Hawaii Plantation Pork Guisantes (Pork and Peas), Teriyaki Sticks. The video has impressive details and is very realistic. Watched the video on April 8, 2023 very like. Thank you
Thank you!
🤣🤣 Asking your Uncle hard questions.
haha! I wanted to make them think and reflect. lol
Kau Kau tin brings back memories I grew up in the plantation days too tnks for sharing this 🌺🤙🌺
Thank you for watching!!
Oooh everything looks so Ono!! Your family’s so awesome and reminds me of back in the days👏🤗
Thank you Brenda!
Aloha from Hilo. Watched several of yr videos this week. Loved them all n warmed my ❤️ having the family cook together n njoy time together at the dinner table I think keeps the family close n connected. In this time that we live in,with busy schedules etc....dining together as a family at the dinner table may be less done. Thank You for sharing all yr yummy recipes n yr Beautiful family with us♡ pls keep the videos coming♡ Sweet Blessings to u all♡
Hi Sandra,
Thank you so much for the kind and encouraging comments. I do hope that my videos encourage more families to come together over a pot of good food and enjoy each others company.
I love all videos and family members. And Plantation
Stories.
Thanks, Larry!
What a great and special video! Cooking and just spending time together to reminisce of the good 'ol days. Cherish these family times. I did laugh when they said "I waited one whole week to eat this food".
Thank you, Kalea! My uncle has a sense of humor. lol
Mahalo Cari and family❤❤❤
Thank you!
I love this family
This warms my heart.
Enjoyed watching your videos on plantation cooking 🥘
Thank you, Susan!
Wonderful Ohana Time !!! Ono foods ! Mahalo for sharing learning experiences ! I love the vlog ! Sending Aloha from San Diego,CA !
Thank you, Gail!
Pimento in a jar = marinated ripe red bell peppers. This recipe looks yummy! It's so wonderful you guys are documenting your Ohana's recipes. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! We all learned something new!
29:36 “And oh..AUNTY CLAIRE!” 😂
Haha! Thanks, Chad!
These dishes you’re family made are so similar to what my grandparents and parents made which I’ve learned and plan to pass down to my children. Even the mayo mixed with shoyu on the nasubi (eggplant). I like to dip carrots, broccoli, green beans, and cauliflower in mayo and shoyu.
Thanks, Laurie! I agree almost any veggie is great in mayo and shoyu!
My Grandma does the same use the pork fat instead of oil and pimento’s instead of bell peppers, I love how your family helps and you all cook and talk story..keep posting and I hope you get more subscribers,,🤙🏽
Thanks so much for the encouraging words!
Aloha from O’okala, Hawaii Island!
This food is still very much a part of everyday life out here on the Hamakua Coast.
As the siblings know, O’okala is a plantation just 7 miles north of Laupahoehoe.
I have been wondering if any of the family still lives out here or did everyone relocate to a Oahu?
Thank you for taking the time to produce these videos.
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I will check! Thank you, Maureen!
All your family members are having so much fun cooking 🥘 family recipes 🥰
Thank you, Susan!
What a great family ..loved the recipes
Thank you!
Great video! Simple onolicious recipes. I grew up with shoyu mayonnaise on veggies and fried fish. The pimento gives the pork peas great flavor. Talented Ohana 🤙🤙
Thanks, naomi!
It was fun seeing your family create dishes they grew up with. Sounds like they all did a great job on their recipes! Really like your cooking videos :)
Thank you, Lauren! This was a fun video to film! I learned a lot too. lol
Love your videos with your family doing old plantation cooking, very simple but Ono recipes that anyone can prepare and enjoy. Looking forward to more videos like this.
Yes, simple and ono is the best.
Aloha, Cari ~ my parents were also plantation kids from O'ahu & Maui; Hawaiian, Filipino, Chinese camps w/ kau kau tins. Mahalo for sharing your ohana stories and cooking. I loved your Aunty Claire's explanation of Grandma. Your vlogs are comforting and filled with much aloha, however, I felt your pain w/the fried chk oil...(I now use a tall pot and also shake the flour/spices in a ziplok all together to coat evenly)....awesome family, missing Gail's cooking too ~ aloha from 9th isle !....🤙
Good idea with the ziploc! Frying can be so dangerous. lol. Thank you, Kiki!
Awesome video!!! Time fo grind.
Haha for sure! Thanks, Stacie
Love your ohana videos. Reminds me of my childhood when we would get together at different relatives hale. Miss those simple days. Many of my relatives have since passed but I have those treasured memories. Food is so important in bonding. So many of us can relate to your family. Mahalo for sharing ❤
I agree... food helps to bring families together. Thank you so much for your kind words.
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Pimentos are red bell peppers marinated. I know you posted this a long time ago. But I'm just now looking at it to see your reciplease.
Haha, thank you so much for watching!
I think Pimentos is pickled bell pepper 👍🏾
Yes!
Pork and peas so ono
Agreed, Ron!
Pimentos are red bell peppers😊
Thank you!
Pimentals are pickled red bell peppers…
Thanks, Doris!
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What do you mean?
not one Hawaiian in this video…what is going on here? why not share your actual culture? I don’t get it.
We are sharing our culture of plantation life back in the day... old local Japanese plantation. Thanks for watching!
Ohana vibes they took the culture they had from their homeland too the new land.
Hawaii is like Jamaica out of one come many.
It too late too say they not locals they are local boy n girls.
It's integrated in the modern Hawaiian culture the food everything..korean,Japanese,Chinese, pinoy,Samoan,Tonga,Cook Island..etc..
I get what your saying but the title did say old plantation style cooking from their youth they can only speak their truth.