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Sweet & Spicy Chili Sauce – bring on the heat!

Sweet & Spicy Chili Sauce – bring on the heat!

by Nina Jones | Jul 17, 2020 | Beverages & Sauces, Eat Polynesia!

There are so many uses for this sweet and spicy chili sauce – my personal favorite is simply spreading cream cheese on a cracker with a touch of this as a topping. Simplicity at it’s best! It’s also amazing on bbq beef ribs, as a glaze on chicken, or...
Ulu Chips: Recipe, History & Cultural Significance of Breadfruit Snacks

Ulu Chips: Recipe, History & Cultural Significance of Breadfruit Snacks

by Nina Jones | Jun 27, 2020 | Eat Polynesia!, Luau & Party, Recipes, Side Dishes

What’s crunchy, healthy, and full of island flavor? The answer is oven baked Ulu Chips. Every bit as delicious as the deep-fried version, And to top it off, they are really easy to make. We hope you enjoy this exclusive recipe from the Polynesian Cultural...
Pumpkin soup with coconut milk – simply perfect

Pumpkin soup with coconut milk – simply perfect

by Nina Jones | May 3, 2020 | Eat Polynesia!, Kid Friendly, Side Dishes

Our Pumpkin Soup recipe is brought to you by the Polynesian Cultural Center. It’s definitely one of my favorites. Because pumpkins grow beautifully in the tropics, you can find a number of different recipes throughout Polynesia – especially Fiji, where...
How to Make Roasted Turkey Tails – Samoan Style

How to Make Roasted Turkey Tails – Samoan Style

by Nina Jones | Nov 16, 2018 | Eat Polynesia!, Luau & Party, Main Dishes, Samoa

The secret to this simple approach is patience. Cook it long and slow, which will make it both extremely tender and delightfully crispy Bringing you a tasty new recipe of an old favorite! I discovered this little turkey tail delicacy back when I was a little gal oh so...
Spam Musubi in Hawaii: Recipe, Origins & Cultural Significance

Spam Musubi in Hawaii: Recipe, Origins & Cultural Significance

by Nina Jones | Sep 11, 2018 | Eat Polynesia!, Kid Friendly

Spam, that strange meat loaf from a can, has become so popular in Hawaii that they actually keep it in locked shelving at the grocery store. It is no surprise that the beloved meat has found its way to the top of a musubi. Musubi comes from the Japanese rice ball...
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