It's 8 AM here and now I'm starving with a craving for sushi. Thanks Aloha!

Did I see Wasabi? Yum just not to much or I'll be looking for a waterfall (Cars 2)

The wasabi usually comes on the side with ginger root -- good stuff. Is that Green Tea ice cream is that in the last pic?

Wasabi got cut off in the picture. The last pic was green tea ice cream.

They often give me the tofu dish and the green tea ice cream for free!

In the 2nd pic. there is a smidgen of Wasabi to the far left,hopefully you mix it with the soysauce to dunk the sashimi rolls into,& Not just green tea ice cream those are Roasted macadamia's riding along! Awesome stuff!

I'm going to have to get out more. I don't think I made a single positive ID on any item in the photos.

Top pic: agedashi tofu

2nd pic: sashimi - hamachi (yellowtail), maguro (tuna), sake (salmon), ika (squid) and hard to see veggies - daikon (turnip), chiso (perilla), seaweed, radish sprouts, onion

3rd pic: sushi - ikuri (salmon roe), unagi (saltwater eel), spicy tuna, hamachi, sake, maguro

4th pic: abalone

5th pic: green tea ice cream with roasted peanuts

Ya know Aloha, you keep making me hungry. Sushi's on the family meal plan tonight and I'm seriously thinking about putting forward a motion to add an edibles section to ETS. Between to chefs and Blast's wild edibles, I think we could do it justice.

Tell me that was all prepared at a camp site and I'll really be impressed.

Looks like a heck of a feast.

HJ

Sounds good to me. Gotta eat to survive.

HJ, I actually have prepared sashimi, sushi, and poke at the camp site. It goes faster than I can make em. And that's just the kids eating. We poor adults gotta wait.

Oh, yeah, poke. Hmm hmm hmm. Delicious. Did you catch the fish? That would be even more impressive: catch the fish, make poke/sashimi/sushi, use the right stove to make agedashi tofu.

Man! I'd be happy to eat out of a trashcan,as long as I was in Hawaii doing it!

Bought the fish for camp. But we have caught and cooked our food for camp before. And at camp, I like cooking in the camp fire bed of coals.

But when I was single, went spearfishing on Molokai, caught the fish, brought it back and cooked it for a romantic dinner with a girl I was dating. Major, um, points scored there!! Cooking a nice meal always works. How I got my wife hooked when we were first dating. My wife to my daughters New Years Day after I cooked for my in-laws and my folks, "Your dad can fight (I don't fight, just do martial arts), AND cook good, AND do outdoors stuff, AND have his own business...SEXY!" What a great wife, huh?

My daughters (and wife) loves daddy's cooking. For New Years, I made steak on a kiawe wood fire and smoked some salmon. It was good. My 7 year old liked the steak so much, she ate more than I did. She ate an good adult portion! The next day at dinner, she said, "Dad, I want the salmon for dinner." I hated to disappoint her but had to tell her that the salmon I made was all gone and she can't just tell me at dinner time and expect to have it. Their dates are going to have a hard time because they like good food and are not cheap dates. Just doing my job to help their future selection process.

Come and visit! But eating out of a trashcan is probably overrated.