Hawaiian Eggs Benedict with Chef Lee Ann Wong | Simply Ming | Full Episode

Ming is in Maui with chef Lee Anne Wong. At Kako’o ‘Oiwi Farm, the two gather traditional Hawaiian ingredients, such as taro plants, edible ferns, and breadfruit to create a sumptuous meal celebrating the heritage of the islands. [Originally aired in 2016]
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[@user-lo5vu2ve2z]

My mom, who was Korean recently passed away, was born in Hawaii. She made the best fried rice with Portuguese sausage, bacon, eggs , shoyu , green onions, Kim chee and sometimes whatever leftovers. I miss her. Her name was Dorothy In hee Miyamoto. God bless

[@prst99]

That’s totally local style fried rice. Portuguese sausage from Pacific Sausage is the best.

[@noelsaw]

Sorry for your loss.

[@Michelle-1]

This was nice. You can tell she has a ton of passion and talent.

[@Hawaiian80882]

Chef Ming, As always enjoying your show, especially when your here on Island visiting your folks and hanging out with local Chefs...Aloha & Mahalo's Bradah!

[@gailsiangco5599]

Onolicious Chefs !!! Mahalo for sharing !

[@chinoyhealingfoodstravels8888]

Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸. I started watching your culinary show when I used to live in Lynn, MA. I learned lots of Chinese cooking from your shows. Beautiful HI video. Mahalo🌺🌷

[@harrymiram6621]

Kako'o Oiwi=Kah-koh-oh Oh-ee-vee=To support the native-born

[@lutomson3496]

ganawendan /ganawend in my native language many native cultures

[@lawrenceakini4981]

Oh yes. Mahalo for this vlog. Cheers.

[@generalfeed123]

Please keep the content coming

[@LeonS-py2mp]

No wonder locals love that Benedict. The Taro and Coconut cream is a Filipino dish known as Laing. Bought some at Seafood City in Anaheim this week.

[@harrymiram6621]

Just add 2 hamburger patties + Deep brown gravy....Voila=Loco Moco!

[@lutomson3496]

Im dont like Taro root but the leaves are very delicious I grow a lot of them for the leaves only

[@mikes_in_paradise78]

Love the shows

[@shuji808]

🤙❤️

[@Filiku]

Is it Honolulu or hanalulu lol

[@noninoni454]

Yes Ho with an O sound not Ah

[@frozenwarning]

Hawaiian? This isn’t Hawaiian!

[@jesseryder2384]

Gross smoothie.