Aloha!
Our excursion today is by Culinary Home Tours Hawaii, it is a Hawaiian Brunch/Lunch that is being done in a progressive style. We are going to 3 different locations for each course of food we have.
The first location is a private home that was built in the late 1800’s. It is a beautiful old house with a terrific view and we had "breakfast-y" food on the wrap-around porch.
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| First stop...need coffee!! |
We were served Banana-Macadamia Nut bread, Espresso-Chocolate bread, Lavender Beignet, fried Polish sausage, Guava juice and wonderful Hawaiian Kona coffee. Lovely.
The second location is a bed & breakfast with an astonishing view. Here we ate on the porch and had "lunch-y foods".
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| Gorgeous view |
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| Property is for sale...just $3.2 M |
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| Lunch on the porch. |
They served us Papaya stuffed with Chicken Macadamia Nut Salad, green salad with pineapple, fried wontons and a sesame ginger vinaigrette. We sat and talked with our lunch companions and it was very restful.
Finally, for the third location, we went to another private home on the top of a hill and the panoramic views were breath-taking.
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| Fresh Hawaiian Pineapple -- Yum! |
They served dessert here. We had Tropical Coconut Macaroons, Hawaiian Sweet Bread Pudding, Passionfruit (called "Liliko'i" in Hawaiian) Mousse and fresh pineapple & fresh apple-bananas.
Lisa, the owner of the company, gave us all a small cookbook with all the recipes she made for our lunch today. What a great souvenir.
So, we had a 5-hour brunch. WOW!
This is our 4th Hawaiian island and the end of our adventures here.
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| ALOHA!!! |
Aloha.
Enjoying the blog. Starting my days seeing what great adventures you've been up to. Thanks for keeping us updated.
ReplyDeleteWOWZA!!! Sounds like you got to go on a "Bachelor Date" instead of planning one! The food sounds amazing - that papaya thing looks incredible. love the blog Marian - keep the posts coming. xoxo Julie & Steve
ReplyDelete....I didn't see a MAI TAI count for your time in Hawaii..did you forget to have one? Or so many you forgot you had them??
ReplyDeleteBack to sea you go - to "rest" before your next adventure on land. Cheers
My mouth is watering looking at the lucious food! The view are stunning! Looks like you senses have been having a ball! Hawaii has been good to you both, you look good! Love the pictures and the blog Marian! Lots of love from Terry and Heather
ReplyDeleteHi There....been getting updates from others... but now i have my own update, so glad things are going well....everything sounds awesome....talk soon ...have fun...:)
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