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Hidden Foodie Gems on Kauai

Breakfast at Art Café Hemingway In plain sight on the main drag of Kapaa, a large, blue building spells out everything you’ll find inside: coffee, breakfast, deli and art. Sometimes overshadowed by the crowded American diner next door, Art Café Hemingway has more to offer than what meets the eye and proves to be a

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How to Carve a Pineapple for Halloween

Tired of the traditional pumpkin  jack-o’-lantern, or don’t want to deal with the mess? Try this tropical alternative instead. What you’re going to need: A pineapple A cutting board Two knives – one large, one small Pineapple corer Paper towels Flameless candle Now, follow these step-by-step instructions, as demonstrated in the video. Step 1: Carefully

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Food, Maui

Mauka Makai restaurant is one of Kaanapali, Maui’s newest

In Hawaii, you’ll often hear locals use the words mauka (toward the mountain) or makai (toward the ocean) when it comes to giving directions. In the case of Mauka Makai, the signature restaurant at the Westin Nanea Ocean Villas, it’s located makai of Honoapiilani Highway on Maui, and its menu concept is more inclusive. The restaurant

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Food, Oʻahu

5 delicious dining stops on Oahu’s North Shore

Oahu’s North Shore eateries have to be on their game to fuel the active lifestyle of the Seven Mile Miracle’s residents and visitors. You’ll find coffees made with butter alongside papaya bowls, sandwiches filled with local and organic ingredients, and menus with whole sections devoted to the vegan consumer. The cafés, restaurants and food trucks

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Arts + Culture, Family, Food, From Our Magazine, Hawai‘i Island, Hawai‘i Island Arts + Culture

Bake Portuguese Sweet Bread in a Stone Forno at the Kona Historical Society

Nestled along the slopes of the dormant Hualalai volcano on Hawaii Island, a traditional stone forno (Portuguese for “oven”) burns with sweet anticipation.  Master baker Laurie Westrich, her hair wrapped up in a palaka (checkered) bandana and wearing a matching apron dusted with white flour, rakes the hot kiawe coals heating up the forno’s domed

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