Here's Charlotte with her masterpiece for this Easter Brunch, a Lilikoi glazed 12 lb ham! it was out of this world!!!!
You know how the Chinese have the year of the Rat, the year of the Ox etc, etc....well, we have decided that here in Hawai'i we're going to make March the Month of the Pua'a (Pig)...why? well, lets see, first week of March was the cookoff at Charlotte's farm, where the main dish was Kalua Pig, we brought home plenty of kalua pig left overs, a few weeks later at Leslie's house it was Emma Rose's B-day luau, where the main dish was, yes, you guessed, Kalua Pig (from which we also brought plenty of left overs home), now this Easter we didn't have a Kalua Pig but the size and taste of the ham that C cooked was unbelievable! so, there, March will be the Month of the Pig!
We had a Easter brunch at home, and invited our friends the Smiths (from Maine), Antonio and Mila with their daughter Mira (Mila's portuguese, Antonio born in Cyprus raised in the UK) and their friend Caroline (she's Brit raised Canadian), Gary and his daughters Rayce and Kirrah (they're from Australia), us (Mexico and US) and Kim....quite the international crew eh?
Food was delicious and plentyful: besides the ham, C made scalloped potatoes, we had a big plate of avocado, big coleslaw salad from Mila, fruit salad from Gary, bread, jell-o eggs, apple pie from the Smiths', mimosas, beer, coffee, big island candy (dark chocolate with mac nuts) and I think that was it....
Gary trying to scare the girls with a mask....
The girls doing girl stuff....
After the big meal it was egg hunt time for all the kids.....here is a small video of the egg hunt...
After Pig month we better implement diet and excercise month...
What a great day!! I like so much the Easter in the States, because in Mexico is not a big deal! Maybe some time I can be there in Easter! C. your ham looks yummy Love Nonna
We moved to Hilo from Tucson in June 2006 trying to find a safer and quiter place where to raise our two girls. We have found in Hilo a wonderful place and through this blog we want to keep all of those loved friends and family that we left behind up to date with our lives. So please come and visit the blog often and post your comments, they mean a lot to us, is a way for us to stay in touch with you as well.
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What a great day!! I like so much the Easter in the States, because in Mexico is not a big deal!
Maybe some time I can be there in Easter!
C. your ham looks yummy
Love
Nonna
Yes, come next Easter!!!
C
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