Building a Hawaiian Earth Oven (Imu) | Day Two: Light 'Em and Fill 'Em
For three days The Culinary Edge TV filmed the building, lighting, and eating from an authentic imu or Hawaiian Earth Oven in Pahoa on Hawai'i Island. The filming was the result of a local partnership between a community group, The Men of PA'A, and an agricultural nonprofit, the Hawai'i Sheep and Goat Association. On day two of this three part video, I'opa and his crew light the imu and fill it with meat and vegetables. Then they cover the imu to let it cook overnight. Stay tuned and follow us for Part 3. Thanks for watching the Culinary Edge TV!
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Chef Ellard's mission is to bring you authentic local food and travel adventures from around the U.S. and the world through the lens of a chef and ethnic/local food enthusiast. The Culinary Edge TV also highlights the new food consciousness that is emerging about the importance of eating food with quality ingredients. And eating as a way to understand other cultures, connect us back with nature, with ourselves and other human beings.
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