How to Make Hawaiian-Style Fried Chicken and Macaroni Salad



Test cook Bryan Roof prepares Hawaiian-Style Fried Chicken with host Bridget Lancaster. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews plastic wrap with host Julia Collin Davison. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Bridget to a tasting of potato chips. Finally, test cook Natalie Estrada makes Julia Hawaiian Macaroni Salad.

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  1. Adam Ried is wearing a "Cook's Country" apron.

    Does he also work for a competitor of ATK?
    (Seriously, Adam, plug your sister company.)
    0.68 versus 0.5 MM to 6.8 mm. 1/2 to 2/3 mm.
    one sixth of a millimeter difference?

    steve

  2. This AIN’T it. please so not listen to these haoles. Please do more than they did and find content creator from Hawai’i. Do your research. They’re not bad recipes necessarily, it’s just not inherently Hawaiian. Especially that ‘macaroni salad’. In Hawai’i we call it ‘Mac salad’ it seems like an Innocuous detail, but if it’s supposed to be from Hawai’i call it by our name for it. And not auntie of mine has ever put milk in they mac salad. From a Native Hawaiian who grew up there this definitely ain’t Hawaiian. Mahalo nui loa for reading.
    Also did that man just say ‘Moana’ ?

  3. Aloha,
    Love the effort in putting together this meal from Hawaii. First off the metal boxes that they used to put their lunches in was call a "bento box." Secondly, by using mochiko flour in the your fried chicken recipe is called "mochiko chicken." Karage chicken consists of a marinaded chicken in a basic sweetened soy sauce and then drenched in a corn or potato starch and then deep fried twice. As for the mac salad, gotta cut back on the ingredients. Love to send u my mom's recipes.
    Aloha,

  4. Well, my wife's ginger allergy precludes me making this for her birthday. Too bad, as she lived on the big island for years, attending college and becoming a police officer there. She thinks she's Hawaiian now. Lol.

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