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Seared Mahi Mahi with Warm Tomato Inamona Salad - Foodland Heat half of the macadamia nut oil in a medium sized sauté pan Dry the fish filet with paper towel and season with salt and pepper Saute them, cooking approximately 2 -3 minutes per side Flip the fish when the side in the pan has a nice golden color Reserve Using the same pan, add in the rest of the macadamia nut oil and bring the temperature to medium high Add in the tomatoes and roll
Eat Local Spotlight: Tomatoes – Foodland Super Market When you eat local tomatoes, you’re enjoying the fruit of three months of a Hawaii farmer’s loving care “There’s a lot of time invested in each crop before it’s delivered,” says Shin Ho of Oahu-based Ho Farms Tomatoes are the best-selling crop on her family’s farm and take up the most acreage Handpicked at peak ripeness and quickly brought to market, Ho Farms Family Tomatoes
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Ho Farms Mini Cucumber – Foodland Super Market Do you like the sweet, delicious, crisp texture of a Japanese Cucumber? If you do, then you have got to try these Mini Cucumbers grown in Kahuku by Ho Farms They are basically a mini version of the local favorite, Japanese Cucumber, and are great to add to salads or use in sushi I like the fresh crispness so much, I just add a little salt and eat them right out of the hand [img_assist|nid