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    Perfect ways to start and end a holiday meal

    With Thanksgiving just a week away, we thought we'd share some recipe ideas for your holiday feast.

    A beloved, lost recipe turns up in a 1973 book

    A woman came by our office one day, hoping we would have her favorite recipe for Mango Shortbread, which she'd misplaced. Unfortunately, we didn't. A month later she came back to say a friend found her lost recipe in an old cookbook, "What's Cooking in Waialua?"

    Planting a new fruit tree yields delicious benefits

    Hawaiian Electric Co. and its partners will give away 2,600 trees and shrubs on Saturday, and due to popular demand, one-third of the plants that are being given away are fruit trees.

    Candies sweeten up post-Halloween treats

    Halloween treats go beyond just candy. These recipes will make good use of treats gathered from trick-or-treating. Happy Halloween!

    Go for tofu when planning pupus for the big game

    With football season here and the holiday season about to start, new pupu recipes are always in demand. Tofu in particular is a great ingredient for those feeding both vegetarians and those who eat meat.

    Make these hearty soups with little time and effort

    Few foods can soothe more than a hearty bowl of homemade soup. Amid the hustle and bustle of hectic schedules, it might seem that making a pot of soup is a luxury of time we can't afford. But the task is quicker than you might think.

    Grilled ribs, apple crisp hearty fall fare in isles

    Autumn is officially here, but no matter the season, cookouts are always a welcome treat in Hawaii. This week we're featuring simple recipes perfect for family gatherings.

    You can keep your cool with hearty 1-dish meals

    In Hawaii, October is typically one of the warmest months of the year. It's also Energy Awareness Month. To spotlight the month, we're highlighting favorite recipes that use small appliances available in most kitchens.

    Easy-to-make pupus sure to please crowds

    Football season is officially here, and that means tailgate parties and football potlucks abound. The following recipes are a triple threat: easy on the cook, easy on the budget and guaranteed crowd pleasers. They're also easy to eat: no utensils required, except maybe toothpicks.

    Longtime local favorites to be found at Portuguese Festa

    The Hawaii Council on Portuguese Heritage presents its 31st annual Portuguese Festa, featuring the music, costumes and crafts of the Portuguese in Hawaii — not to mention the food.