21 October, 2022

Pork Guisantes / Pork & Peas (Filipino Food)

Posted in : Filipino Dishes, Hawaiian Dishes, Kid Friendly - Ivy's KIDchen, One Pot Meals on October 21, 2022 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: bay leaf, bon appetit, Filipino, filipino cuisine, filipino food, filipino pork stew, fish sauce, hawaiian food, home cook, ivys kitchen, lutong pinoy, One Pot Meals, onolicious, pagkaing pinoy, patis, peas, pinoy food, pork and peas, pork butt, pork guisantes, pork stew, sarap, so ono, soy sauce, tomato sauce

Hi Guys, In honor of Filipino – American History Month, I wanted to share a simple recipe that is flavorful and kid friendly! Today, I am making Pork Guisantes which is also known as Pork and Peas. This dish requires a few ingredients and is cooked in one pot. You will have dinner served in
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16 August, 2022

Hawaiian Sweet & Sour Pork Ribs

Posted in : Uncategorized on August 16, 2022 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: broke da mouth, brokedamouth, brown sugar, Chinese pork ribs, cooking hawaiian style, cornstarch, easy recipe, garlic, hawaiian food, hawaiian grindz, hawaiian style cooking, hawaiian sweet & sour pork ribs, hawaiian sweet and sour pork ribs, island grindz, ivys kitchen, low sodium soy sauce, onolicious, pineapple chunks, pork riblets, pork ribs, so ono, sweet & sour spare ribs, sweet and sour recipe, sweet and tangy ribs, sweet-sour spare ribs

Hi Guys, I went to Hawaiian and had the most tender pork ribs simmered in a sweet, savory and tangy sauce. If you want a strong “sour” factor to this dish, I recommend using white vinegar. I am not a fan of too much sourness mixed with tangy, so I used rice vinegar, which is
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13 May, 2021

Pipikaula – Hawaiian Style Beef Jerky

Posted in : Appetizers, Beef, Fusion, Hawaiian Dishes on May 13, 2021 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: aloha shoyu, chomorro hot pepper paste, Finadenne' Denanche, garlic, ginger, hawaiian beef jerky, hawaiian food, hawaiian rock salt, hawaiian salt, hawaiian sea salt, Hawaiian short rib, helenas, ivyskitchen, kalbi, oyster sauce, sake, shoyu, sugar

Pipikaula is a Hawaiian dish also known as Hawaiian beef Jerky. This dish originated when the first cowboys were brought to Hawaii. They would dry strips of beef in the sun and would eat it while working. I first tried this at a local restaurant called Helena’s and loved it so much that I decided
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21 August, 2020

Pork Chashu Fried Rice

Posted in : Breakfast/Brunch, Fusion, Hawaiian Dishes, Japanese Food, Kid Friendly - Ivy's KIDchen, Left Over Transformations, Pork, Rice Dishes on August 21, 2020 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: butter, fried rice, garlic, green onions, hawaiian food, hawaiian grinds, ivys kitchen, ivyskitchen, japanese food, japanese hawaiian fusion, left over transformations, oiishi, pork chashu, pork chashu fried rice, rice, scrambled eggs, sesame oil, shoyu, so ono

On my last video, I showed you my take on Japanese pork chashu. Instead of eating ramen two days in a row, I decided to transform my pork chashu into fried rice. You can’t go wrong with fried rice and this recipe. This dish is packed with tons of flavor! No words can describe this
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29 July, 2019

Hawaiian Pork Fried Rice (Inspired by Kihei Caffe)

Posted in : Breakfast/Brunch, Fried Foods, Fusion, Hawaiian Dishes, One Pot Meals, Pork, Stir Fry Dishes on July 29, 2019 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: bacon, bbq pork, broke da mouth, cafe kihei, char siu, char siu bbq, fried rice, garlic, garlic powder, green onions, hawaiian food, hawaiian grinds, hawaiian grindz, hawaiian pork fried rice, Ivy's Kitchen, ivyskitchen, jasmine rice, kihei cafe, kihei caffe, maggi, maggi seasoning sauce, onions, oyster sauce, pepper, pork, pork fried rice, pork on pork on pork, portuguese sausage, rice, salt, shallots, shoyu, so ono, soy sauce, spring onions, steamed rice, white rice

Whenever I visit Maui, I love stopping by Kihei Caffe for breakfast and always order their pork fried rice. Because I love this dish so much, I decided to recreate this, my way, at home! Enjoy this for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner! I think they use bacon, ham, and Portuguese sausage, but I wanted
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15 November, 2017

Chicken Katsu with Curry Sauce

Posted in : Chicken/Poultry, Hawaiian Dishes, Japanese Food on November 15, 2017 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: brown curry, chicken breast, chicken katsu, chicken thighs, egg, five spice, garlic powder, golden curry, hawaiian food, hawaiian grindz, Ivy's Kitchen, ivyskitchen, japanese food, jasmine rice, katsu, katsu chicken, korean curry, panko bread crumbs, pepper, salt, so ono, vermont curry

Chicken katsu is one of my favorite “go to” foods when I am in a time crunch and need to get dinner on the table right away. It’s a Japanese inspired dish that is very popular in Hawaii. If you love a crispy chicken cutlet, definitely try this dish! This dish is usually served
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30 June, 2017

Mochiko Chicken

Posted in : Chicken/Poultry, Hawaiian Dishes on June 30, 2017 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: boneless chicken, boneless thighs, chicken, chicken thighs, corn starch, crunchy, egg, furikake, garlic, ginger, green onions, hawaiian bites, hawaiian dishes, hawaiian food, hawaiian recipe, Ivy's Kitchen, ivyskitchen, kewpie, kewpie mayo, kewpie mayonnaise, marinade, mayonnaise, mochiko, mochiko chicken, mochiko flour, ono, panko, panko bread crumbs, recipe, rice flour, savory, sesame, sesame seeds, shoyu, so ono, soy sauce, sriracha, sriracha mayo, sugar, sweet, sweet rice flour, tin roof maui, tin roof restaurant, zip lock

I recently went to a restaurant in Maui (Tin Roof) and fell in love with this dish. I honestly did not know what it was. I did know mochiko is a sweet rice flour and I wanted to try Hawaiian food, so I decided to order it. I am so happy that I did! The
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9 August, 2016

Spam Musubi

Posted in : Appetizers, Hawaiian Dishes, Kid Friendly - Ivy's KIDchen, Pork on August 9, 2016 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: brown sugar, cooking wine, daiso, furikake, garlic powder, hawaiian food, ivys kidchen, ivyskitchen, light soy sauce, mirin, musubi, nishiki, nori, onion powder, rice, rice wine, seaweed, sesame oil, shoyu, snack, soy sauce, spam, sugar, sushi rice, sweet mirin, teriyaki, teriyaki sauce

Whenever I go to Hawaii, I always buy Spam musubi.. You can eat a few as a meal or a snack. You can find Spam musubi at almost any restaurant in Hawaii, their grocery stores, and their 711s! I actually played around with many recipes and this recipe seemed to work well with me. Ingredients
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23 October, 2015

Loco Moco

Posted in : American Dishes, Beef, Hawaiian Dishes, Kid Friendly - Ivy's KIDchen on October 23, 2015 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: beef, beef broth, beef patty, bread crumbs, butter, furikake, garlic, ground beef, hawaiian eats, hawaiian food, hawaiian grinds, ivys kidchen, ivyskitchen, mushrooms, onions, ono, panko bread crumbs, so ono, worcestershire sauce

Today I am taking you to the islands of Hawaii. In this episode of Ivy’s Kitchen I will show you how to make Loco Moco, my way. Loco Moco is a Hawaiian dish. It is white rice topped with a hamburger patty steak, fried egg, and smothered in gravy. I didn’t put my gravy on
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8 October, 2015

Garlic Shrimp

Posted in : American Dishes, Appetizers, Filipino Dishes, Hawaiian Dishes, Seafood on October 8, 2015 by : Ivy's Kitchen

Tags: black pepper, butter, garlic, garlic lovers, giovannis shrimp, giovannis shrimp truck, hawaii, hawaiian food, hawaiian sea salt, ivys ktichen, olive oil, paprika, pinot grigio, prawns, salt, shrimp, tiger shrimp, white wine

Inspired by Giovanni’s Shrimp Truck in Hawaii, I just had to recreate this recipe at home. . If you love garlic and shrimp this recipe will be perfect for you. You can serve this as a meal, or just as an appetizer with a baguette. Here is my recipe good to serve 3 people: 2 Lemons 3 garlic
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