AHI POKE YUMMY

[Fernando]

ALMOST looks like orange chicken from the pics. I'm sure it tastes good...I just can't get myself to eat fish!

I'll eat sushi rolls and fish sticks lol

 

[Neal]

This is a delicious meal. I have had ita few times, can't find it here.

 

[Nay]

Ya know I passed up looking at this thread, just wasn't sure what to expect. But now, oh man I want to try it!! How about someone make a batch here and ship it to us?? Danny, you game?? I just don't have it in me to do much planning and cooking. Rather clean out my horse stalls to be honest, oh where is the wife joke for that one?

 

[stells]

HA!! John was wrong... and he has fire breathing cats!!!

Actually John, Ahi means fire. . The Hawaiians did not have modern fishing line and used thin rope that they made as fishing line. When they hooked a Yellow Fin Tuna (Ahi), it would take off soo fast that the rope rubbing on the gunwale (Nautical term for the top edge of a boat) on the Wa'a (Hawaiian word for canoe, pronounced Vah-ah) sometimes caught fire. Hawaiians would yell Ahi, Ahi and thats how the fish got its name.

lol... Bozo.... what have you been feeding your cat!!!

that looks like something my cat puked up! can ya send me some, I want to taste it.

It says it right up there in the title kelly, AHI, that means tuna.
And as for your name calling I have sent a p.m. to the proper authorities ( danny) So prepare to be moderated....LOL

 

[DesertGrandma]

Thanks Danny. I can send you a couple of family recipe's for Poke if you like. Next day Poke in a frying pan for a minute or two over some steamed white rice is also a guilty pleasure.

Mmmmmm. Sounds delicious!

 

[Melly-n-shorty]

Looks super yummy to me! I love sea food. In fact I have not had seafood I don't like! I need to move back to cali... or maybe to Hawaii!!!!! Arizona is too far from the ocean.. the sea food sucks here!

 

[Tortuga_terrestre]

Man I would eat that...I just spent the last couple weeks eating MREs...

 

[ChiKat]

Actually John, Ahi means fire. . The Hawaiians did not have modern fishing line and used thin rope that they made as fishing line. When they hooked a Yellow Fin Tuna (Ahi), it would take off soo fast that the rope rubbing on the gunwale (Nautical term for the top edge of a boat) on the Wa'a (Hawaiian word for canoe, pronounced Vah-ah) sometimes caught fire. Hawaiians would yell Ahi, Ahi and thats how the fish got its name.

Very interesting!!

 

[Yvonne G]

While I'm not a fan of raw fish, I do have to admit that the picture looks pretty appetizing.