Hawaii Local Style Chicken Hekka
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Follow me as I learn how to make Chicken Hekka from some of the best cooks I know, my grandparents!
Chicken Hekka Recipe:
3 lb boneless, skinless chicken thighs
1 pkg long rice
5 Shitake or button mushrooms
1 1/2 round onion
3 medium carrots
4 celery stalks
1 block konnyaku
1 can takenoko (bamboo shoots)
Sauce:
2 C. shoyu
1/2 C. raw sugar
1/3 C. Sake
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Love the old timers!!
Thank you, Zach!
Love how he taste tests it.
Haha yup!
Much Mahalo for sharing these videos, LOTS of Aloha n Mahalo
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing
Thank you Paul!
Thumbs up again for another great video terrific
Thanks, Jeanne!
I love papas cooking, i made mines exact like papas recipe, i added tofus with my chicken hekka!!
Tofu sounds like a wonderful addition!
I’ve come back to this recipe so many times. So ono!
Glad this recipe works for you!
Best chicken hekka on you tube. Authentic and ono - just the same as my mother in law's hekka. She grew up on the Puunene plantation and cooked many of the old time recipes. Your lovely grand parents remind me of her. Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching! I’ll show this to my grandma.
I truly appreciate my grandparents and the skills they've learned throughout their life. I'm hoping to pass these recipes on to the next generation. Thank you for watching!
Love it! Nothing like our elders cooking and making it taste oh so ono!!! Thank you for sharing!
Yes, I'm very grateful to have such wonderful role models. Thank you for watching. :-)
R.I.L♡VE Grandpa & Grandma! 🕊🕊❤🙏🏽🙏🏽 Can't wait to try this recipe! 😋❤
Thank you!
Awesome! Thank you for sharing. It's so wonderful to see a family cooking together.
Thank you!
Priceless knowledge!! I absolutely love this video!! I had to favorite it so I can cook this for myself sometime. Thank you so much for sharing!
Let me know how your dish turns out! Thank you so much for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. :-)
Thanks for bringing us into your home and sharing the culinary wisdom and joy in your family :-)
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching!
i love your grandparents
They are truly so special! Thank you so much for watching!
Yes, I think chicken hekka is a sukiyaki type of dish. The flavor of Kikkoman shoyu is stronger and its also what is mainly used when eating sushi. Aloha shoyu is not as salty. I prefer Aloha shoyu. Thank you for watching! I appreciate the comments. :-)
awww. family dish is the best esp when you cook and eat together.
I agree!
Cari san, I watch your grandpa and grandma's cooking vid over and over. It's just so hitting the old tradition.
Thank you so much!
This is exactly how I make mine, I was taught from my auntie years ago! Brings back wonderful memories, thank you!
Thank you so much!
Hawaii Island Family Life!!!!
Thanks so much. My heart soared watching your video.
Aw, thank you for the comment!
Adoro ver a familia toda cozinhando! Parabéns!
Thank you!
Love it!!
Thank you!
Thank you for your grandparent's hekka recipe, I made it last night and it was real ono!!!! Thanks again! :)
That's awesome! Glad it turned out well!
Can’t beat learning from grandpa and grandma the originals. I followed their way & it is da best ever....Thank you for sharing this wonderful video of chicken Hakka.
Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed their recipe! I hope you are able to share this dish with your family!
You have lovely grandparents and you're learning from the best chefs! I love how your whole family gets involved in the cooking process, that's quality family time:-) Enjoyed it!
Thank you so much!
Love it! Great family time!
Thank you!
Thanks Cari, another awesome video!
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing🫶🏽 I have your papas chicken hekka recipe on my meal plan for my family this week💜💜💜💜
Awesome! Let me know how it tastes!
God bless your grandparents. Kailua high school class of 1973.
Thanks Patrea!
Thank you for the video. Looks ono. I love your grandma and grandpa.
You are very welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video, and thank you for your kind words!
Heck yeah... I'm making this tonight! Just got home from Marukai and ready to get cooking! Mahalo & Aloha
Great! I hope you enjoyed it!
Kore oishisou! So nice that both grandma and grandpa cook together.
Yes! I'm so lucky to have such wonderful grandparents. I'm planning to do more videos about them soon! :-)
Yes, it's a popular dish at our house. Remember the sauce is "to taste." My grandpa doesn't really use a measuring cup, so taste as you go. Thank you!!! and yes, I'm planning on making more.
Mahalo, I am so happy to come across your vlog, I will definitely make this onolicious island favorite!
Hi Vanessa! Thank you for checking out my videos! Let me know how your chicken hekka turns out!
Really? Wow, cool! Thank you for watching!
Wow! My grandma used to make a similar dish. It's know as mixed veg in my family. I'm from Singapore.
Wow, that's awesome!
Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching!
I just lost my grandma a few weeks ago this made me tear up a little. ♥️
I'm sorry to hear that. Hope you are doing okay.
I grew up eating chicken hekka my favorite dish but we leave the bones in and use whiskey instead of saki. But I love it! Thanks for the video
Thank you!
thank you!!!
Thank you!
I'm making this TONIGHT!
Awesome! Let me know how it turns out! :-)
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
That Hekka
After yu eat
yu feel like can live 10,000 years.
yes!
Very sweet
Thank you for watching!
Mmmmmm comfort food!! 'Ono'ono!!
Thank you!
Looks so Ono
Thank you, Paul! This is an oldie but goodie!
Hekka is NOT a Hawaiian word. There are never two consonants placed together in Hawaiian words (consonant bundles), therefore hekka, with two K's together cannot be a Hawaiian word. In the Hawaiian language, all consonants are seperated by 1or more vowels. Such a mystery, where the name comes from... but it was created in Hawaii, by Asian laborers/plantation field workers, its just not a Hawaiian dish, nor is it a Hawaiian name. Mahalo nui for sharing the recipe though... I can see the joy cooking this for your family brings your grandparents. So sweet.
Ku'ualohapau'ole You are right that Hekka is not a Hawaiian word but it was invented in Hawaii therefore a Hawaiian dish. Just like Hawaiian sweet bread which is really Portuguese.
Thank you for the clarification! Appreciate it!
That's one of the secrets to their longevity; all those vegies they ate!
Yes, I agree! Thank you for watching!
Love chicken hekka🌺
So good!
Just looking at 'em, buggah look ono!
Thank you!
It's so great your whole family participated in cooking. I once heard Hekka was a dialect in Hiroshima area meaning Sukiyaki or Sukiyaki type dish. Is that true? I also would like to know the difference in taste between Kikkoman and Aloha Shoyu. I'd appreciate if you comment on this. Your grandparents are so cute remind me of my parents in Japan.
Thank you so much!
japanee style pancit...Ono!!!!!
Haha! True! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
I love them I'm hook
Yes, I'm very grateful to have such wonderful grandparents. They're amazing! Thank you for watching!
Always!
Thank you for watching! :-)
I think hekka means a hekka lot of Ono!
Thank you!
Slow down to fast.
Haha!
Looks so ono
Thank you!