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Sheldon Simeon of Tin Roof in Maui demonstrates how to make three different Hawaiian Pupus while breaking down the historical significance of these dishes. As he digs into the migration patterns of Hawaiians and centuries-old techniques used to preserve food, Chef Sheldon makes pipikaula, sakura boshi, and marinated sardines.

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25 Comments

  1. Sheldon is just a magical Chef. I fell in love with his personality, culinary skills and love for his culture while watching top chef. My parents would be watching it while I was in high school. I had no interest till I saw his season and I was hooked.

  2. there is such a japanese influence to this day that instead of teaching spanish as the second language in public schools like the ones all across the mainland, they actually teach most commonly japanese.

  3. Simon is the best. He represents Hawaiians and Hawaii the way all locals from the island should but that is the ugliest piece of Ahi I have ever seen. 😂😂😂

  4. Hahaha, I've got dear friends upcountry maui, when we go to visit them that's one of my favorite things, sitting around drinking 🍻 some good clod beers and doing shots of chili pepper water!!

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