http://www.halawai.org/event/workshop2012
Check out Halawai.org for event information. Come and check out how to mix paʻiʻai into poi and go home with some dry fish and poi. If you would like to order some paʻiʻai and meet up in NYC give a shout (808) 542-1326.
Aloha no, mālama pono kakou!
Hey Gang,
You need help with your kuiai education? Hawaii Pacific University (HPU) Kaholokuʻi meets on Mondays if there are 10 or more students / community members that reserve a place in the workshop. Contact Nick Needle 410-790-0159 or visit HPU Kaholokuʻi on facebook for more information.
Mahalo nui for all your support and aloha,
Daniel Anthony & Anuenue Punua
Ka ʻOhana Mana Ai
Come and learn how to clean kalo, pound kalo into paʻiʻai and mix into poi. Give me a call (808) 542-1326 if you have any questions or would like to reserve kalo.
Kaholokuʻi canceled for Monday the 20th due to Holiday. See you soon
Have you been wanting to attend a Kaholokuʻi workshop so that you can get your “kuʻi on”? Well thanks to a student of HPU Windward we are now doing Kaholokuʻi on Mondayʻs from 5 – 7 pm in the main building court yard.
Kalo for University Students $5 per pound
Kalo for everyone else $6 per pound ($1 goes to support the clubs future)
Come and learn how to clean kalo, pound kalo into paʻiʻai and mix into poi.Call (808) 542-1326 if you have any questions or to reserve kalo.
Hope to see you there,
Daniel Anthony
Mana Ai ʻOhana
Aloha kakou,
We have finally gotten our non-profit status. We need your help to continue teaching and making paʻiʻai available in our communities. Thus far our voyage has been for the most part self funded and although times maybe tight, we continually live being blessed. In order for this movement to continue to grow our non-profit has been created as an avenue to acquire land and water to grow kalo and umbrella the kalo pounding clubs across the islands. If you would like to be apart of this, please contact us eat@manaai.com or 808 542-1326.
These are a few thing we currently could use in our educational workshop:
20 Clean wooden calabashes – 8″ and 12″ Philippine made bowls are great – they cost about $10-15each new
10 brand new 5 gallon buckets with lids – $6-8 each at any hardware store
1 Electric power washer 1500 – 1800 psi (lowes $170)
10 plastic folding stools 300lbs compacity – City Mill $20 each
2 Plastic folding tables 3ʻ – 6ʻ
10 – bath size towels
Mahalo nui for your time and consideration.
Got the need to feed your ohana some ono home made ai? Got to get your papa and pohaku kuiai on. This video from our trip to make boards and stones for one week in Hoolehua, Molokai.
Now is the time to make a papa kuiai and start to make poi for your family. Get on it kanaka! Contact us if you like some kokua, iiawah@hotmail.com or 808 542-1326. From the 25th of jan – 1st of feb we b on molokai doing a board and stone workshop with Kaimana Yaw. If you like come and work with us on molokai check out Kaimana Yaw on facebook or just call me up.
aloha no kakou,
Daniel Anthony
Papa kuiai in Heeia lolo`ia
Check out batch: http://batch.com/batch/27776 to see some papa kuʻiʻai blanks curing in the Heʻeia Fishpond. Prices on the photos. Boards are ready in February. Buy a board and come to our board making workshop, $20 per hour (all material and equip provided) you can finish your board in as little as 4 hours.
Sushi ii: check out the latest Restaurant to lay down and offer paʻiʻai on the menu
The pulled pork and paʻiʻai dish is amazing! next time you on Keeaumoku, check them out across (diamondhead) from Walmart and Sams Club – Sushi ii
Check out the latest Restaurant to lay down and offer paʻiʻai on the menu, Honolulu Magazine features Sushi ii: More Than Meets the ii.
check out the size of these slabs! almost all the slabs are in process of being made into papa ku’i'ai.
The next installment of this video will show how folks have been making the boards using all kinds of tools and carving styles.
Mana Ai / HiLife Shirt now online
Bout time we got a shirt rolling….. Nui ka mahalo to BJ and all the folks from Butigroove who ponied up and just did it.
Get one today, get one for a friend. Every shirt supports our mission to bring Haloanakalaukapalili back into our homes.
