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On the Road in Hawaii: Ed Kenney

In the Emmy Award-winning series SIMPLY MING, host Ming Tsai prepares dishes using ingredients from his East-West pantry.Description to be provided

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On the Road in Hawaii: Ed Kenney

Season 17 Episode 1725 | 26m 38s | CC

Ming's second stop in Hawaii finds him in Oahu with three-time James Beard Award Semifinalist Chef Ed Kenney. Island-born and raised, his restaurants are guided by the mantra, "local first, organic whenever possible, with aloha always". Ed and Ming tour MAO Organic Farms before making a TYKU Mojito, Ed's l' A Lawalu with Chili Pepper Water and Ming's Macademia Curried Opah with Farm Vegetables.

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