Monthly Archives: March 2012

SOLD OUT!!!

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This weekend’s HUBurban pop-up event in conjunction with Off-premise x HI Greenhouse is sold out!  Don’t forget it is a BYOB event.  Below is the recommended pairings for each course.  We look forward to serving everyone tomorrow evening! Appetizers Poke spoons garnished with homemade curry chicharones (Recommended pairing: Proseco or Beer) Duck confit on jicama skins, pickled [...]

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PASTRAMI AND THE PISSER

The bathroom at French Lanudry

There is a common theology among restaurateurs and customers alike, that a restaurant’s bathroom is a clear indicator of the cleanliness of the entire establishment.  A dirty toilet insinuates a dirty kitchen where bugs, bacteria, and illness flourish.  Anthony Bourdain says it best in Kitchen Confidential, “I won’t eat in a restaurant with filthy bathrooms.  This [...]

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COUNTDOWN TO HUBURBAN EVENT

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This weekend, Saturday, March 31, 2012, we’re excited to team up with Off-premise x HI Greenhouse in Kakaako for the unique pop-up dining event HUBurban. Our four-course menu for the evening will consist of: Appetizers Poke spoons garnished with homemade curry chicharones (Recommended pairing: Proseco or Beer) Duck confit on jicama skins, pickled mango slaw, and [...]

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SMELLS LIKE SATURDAY

Smells Like Saturday

Food has the ability to create wonderful experiences and fond memories.  These events can involve heartfelt people and places, which can be revisited in our minds eye when triggered by a particular smell, taste, or visualization. This connection between food and our life experiences is a bittersweet reminder to the vital role that eating and [...]

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THE SAVIOR IN THE SOIL (PART 1)

No time.  No energy.  Blah, blah, blah! I hear it all the time.  Heck, I say it all the time.  Guilty as charged.  The real problem is motivation.  After taking a little bit of time this week to watch a documentary, Forks over Knives and read a few chapters of Food Matters by Mark Bittman, I’ve [...]

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