How to Make a Native Hawaiian Poi Pounder - Step by Step
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2025
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In this detailed tutorial, Cowboy Otsuka from the island of Moloka'i will guide you step by step on how to create a traditional Native Hawaiian poi pounder, also known as a "pūlehu." This essential tool is used in the preparation of poi, a beloved Hawaiian dish made from taro. Whether you're a craftsman looking to explore Hawaiian culture or simply interested in unique kitchen tools, this video is perfect for you!
Join us as we cover everything from selecting the right materials to the techniques of shaping and finishing your poi pounder. You'll learn about the cultural significance of this tool and how it plays a crucial role in Hawaiian cuisine.
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This is the Hawaiian "Mr. Miyagi"... I love the knowledge this man has... Please learn and absorb it... Kalo in, Poi out!
priceless 'ike kupuna💚
I could watch unko for hours! Mahalo for sharing braddah, valuable ʻike🤙🏾
Mahalo nui!
Beautiful beautiful beautiful
The stones, the board, the taraching and the teacher.......
Very, very wonderful
Thanks! Cowboy was an awesome teacher and left behind quite a legacy.
Mahalo a nui loa, Uncle. You have shared some priceless old time information in your video here, and as a Pōhaku Kālai and teacher myself I enjoyed your video and much appreciate your words and your sharing. Slowly, the pieces of the puzzle of the old time culture are coming together. Like you, I love this search.
Aloha, Ka'imiloa
Mahalo nui loa! 🙏🤙 Sharing the knowledge with the next generation is so important. I had shot this video on Moloka'i over 25 years ago. Time has passed so quickly, and Cowboy is no longer with us.
This was amazing!!! What a great teacher. (I’d have to watch it again to learn what a teacher is called)
Very interesting 💕
Yes, he was a great teacher! That was 30 years ago! He was an expert at growing taro as well. This is on the island of Moloka'i.
He mea waiwai no keia wikio!
Mahalo nui!